Because this trip was not a joke, and the Maiden Palace was not a small force, he consciously brought Feng Haochuan with him to show off. It was too risky to go out just three months after breaking through the Nascent Soul stage.

"Let's wait until you have completely established a foothold in this realm."

The four elders breathed a sigh of relief after hearing this, and turned back to persuade Feng Haochuan to stay with the sect and stop running around. It was time to expand the surrounding territory first.

After being rejected, Feng Haochuan had no choice but to do the next best thing and told Lin Shan that the door of Fenglei Pavilion would always be open to him, and that as long as he was alive, this place would be his home.

The fourth elder felt sad when he heard this. This child was sold and paid for by someone else. It was really hopeless!

Lin Shan suddenly felt something in his heart. He thought that it would be good to have a chess piece on the west coast. It was fate that he could keep a chess piece on the west coast in just three months. It might come in handy in the future.

"Okay, I just have a small request here, and I need help from your pavilion's power."

"But there's no harm in talking!"

"I personally like to collect antiques. Could you please help me collect them in the states on the west coast? I would be very grateful."

"No problem! Don't worry!"

The four elders were the first to answer. They originally thought he was going to make things difficult again, but they didn't expect such a request. They immediately agreed on behalf of the Pavilion Master.

Feng Haochuan also solemnly promised that he would explain this matter emphatically and specially assign his men to collect it.

Lin Shan felt relieved now and said goodbye to them with a smile, saying that he would definitely come back and meet again in the future.

...

All the way north, along the west coastline.

He found that the living conditions here are extremely difficult because there are heavy saline-alkali lands everywhere and the crops that can be grown are relatively limited. Nearly one-third of the people choose to go to sea to fish.

However, the wind and waves on the sea here are very strong, and there are typhoons for half of the year. Therefore, the people believe that there are monsters in the sea causing trouble, so most of them ask immortals to make talismans to ensure safety.

Talismans such as Dingfeng and Dingshui are very popular here.

He also saw that in order to save costs, some casual cultivators sold talisman water, which involved throwing one or several talismans into a large vat of water to dissolve them. People who drank a bowl of it would be safe.

Arrive at Bozhou and Jidong Port.

This is the gathering place explained in Shui Bingyue's letter.

It is roughly the size of a town, with nearly a thousand households, and two of the markets are very lively.

As a sea port, there are the most fishermen and traders.

He ejected his hidden consciousness and scanned the area within ten miles, but there was no trace of Shui Bingyue.

I figured they hadn't arrived yet, so I arrived early, so I just went in and took a look around.

Walking into the sea market, the sound of hawking can be heard all around. There are many fresh seafood, accompanied by the fishy smell spreading around, and the noisy noise runs through the entire street.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! The folk customs here are rough, both men and women, and the accents have strong local characteristics.

There was an intersection ahead, and I happened to see a man selling talisman water in front of a large vat, setting up a yellow flag.

His appearance is that of a wandering Taoist priest, with a long straight and stylish goatee, a tall hat with the word "Tao" on the front brim, and a large apricot yellow flag with the word "suan" written on it.

At this moment, one hand was stirring the water in the tank with a thick wooden pole, and the other hand was picking up a pottery bowl to scoop out water. There was a long queue in front of him, and the people who came to buy water were all fishermen who were about to go out to sea.

"A small bowl of three coins, a large bowl of five coins. The former lasts for three hours, and the latter lasts for six hours. The sea is windy and dangerous, so drinking a bowl of fairy water can keep you safe!"

The wandering Taoist priest shouted loudly while changing bowls for the fishermen. There was a basin on the table next to the tank, and people who came and went to buy water would throw money into it.

The bowl of water that had been drunk was placed on the table, and the next person continued to drink from it. There was nothing special about it, just one bowl throughout.

Lin Shan took a look at this man and found that he was just a monk at the eighth level of qi training. He was a small shrimp to him, but his tone was very crazy.

What kind of talisman water can keep people safe for so long? There is no specific explanation yet, so it is so mysterious?

I wanted to test the magic of the talisman water he blew from his mouth, so no one came forward to show off. I just stepped forward and lined up according to the rules.

When it was his turn, instead of using the leftover bowls from mortals, he took out a bowl himself and handed it over.

The wandering Taoist paused for a moment, but he wasn't too surprised. He took his bowl and poured it into the jar.

"Five articles!"

"Dang Dang Dang Dang Dang~"

After the copper coins were put into the basin, Lin Shan took the bowl. It looked like just yellowish water, nothing magical, but the reinforced panel showed abnormality!

【Rank Protection Talisman Water】

Quality: Second level talisman water

Introduction: The second-level talisman "Good Luck Talisman" is dissolved in water and diluted to obtain the talisman water. After taking it, it can increase "a little bit" luck, and the effect can be superimposed with other luck charms.
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