Chapter 16 Strange things "boom!" In full view of everyone, Mr. Ren, who died tragically, jumped out of the coffin. "Ah~" Awei jumped up in fear and shouted: "Shoot, shoot, hit the head." "Bang, bang, bang..." There were bursts of gunfire in an instant, but dozens of bullets were fired, not to mention a headshot, not even a hit in the face. Awe is not the only one who is afraid, but the police are also afraid. Their hands are so trembling that they can hardly hold the gun. How can we talk about accuracy? "Trash." Awei soon discovered the situation, suppressed the fear in his heart, grabbed the gun from the policeman in front of him, and shot Ren Fa. There was just a bang, and the bullet flew past Ren Fa's ear without even touching his ear. Perhaps it was the bullet that made Ren Fa feel a sense of crisis. His eyes originally looking at Ren Tingting shifted to Ah Wei, who opened his mouth, revealing two yellowed fangs. “Run!” Seeing the zombie rushing towards him, a policeman guarding Awei had a psychological breakdown and ran towards the main hall door at high speed with his gun in hand.
This voice seemed to open up the prison in the hearts of the other policemen. The wall of people that originally blocked Awei's front instantly dispersed, giving Ren Fa a position to attack. Only when you face zombies directly can you understand how scary they are. Awei, who was unguarded, felt furious. He fired shots at will, blocking the opponent's footsteps, and tried to escape from the living room like other police officers. However, Ren Fa was willing to let go of the policemen, but he was unwilling to let Awei go. No matter how he pursued him, he would not give him a chance to reach the door. “Uncle Jiu, help!” After a while, Ah Wei, who was so exhausted, finally remembered that there was a big boss in the living room and shouted at the top of his lungs. Uncle Jiu didn't want to do it so quickly, but he really couldn't bear the smell floating around the room. He took out a yellow talisman from his sleeve, stepped on the seven-star step, avoided the rushing Ah Wei, and slapped the yellow talisman on it. Before any appointment. A golden light flashed above the yellow talisman, and Ren Fa froze on the spot. “What a powerful talisman.” Ah Wei looked at this scene with a face full of amazement: “Uncle Jiu, can you give me some of these yellow talismans?” “You have no power, it’s useless.” Ah Wei's heart moved, and he suddenly knelt down on the ground: "Uncle Jiu, I want to become your teacher and learn magic." Uncle Jiu shook his head: "It's too late, you have missed the best time to practice." Ah Wei really wanted this kind of spell to subdue zombies with a single talisman. He scratched his neck and said: "I missed the best opportunity, but it is not impossible to practice. If you don't agree to my words, I will kneel here and not get up." " Uncle Jiu was speechless. He didn't know how to deal with it for a moment. He couldn't help but look up at his third apprentice. Back then, after he saw the cruelty of the opponent with his own eyes, in order to save the world from one more evil leader and less evil, he accepted the opponent with his own eyes. Unexpectedly, this seemingly cruel and cruel disciple unexpectedly complemented him during the relationship and gave him a lot of help and surprises. For example, before the arrival of Qin Yao, he seemed to be possessed by the God of Poverty. He was always short of money and overflowing with kindness. This led to a deep poverty in his waist. Wen Cai and Qiu Sheng had been with him for so many years but could not find a mother-in-law. After Qin Yao came, Yizhuang almost turned into Yinzhuang. The pressure that was weighing on my shoulders like a mountain disappeared in an instant. It would be false to say that I was unhappy, and it was impossible to say that I was not happy. Before middle age, you will never understand the hardships of middle-aged people. For another example, Qin Yao had no taboos on many things that were inconvenient for him to say and do. He felt that difficult things were often just a matter of words for Qin Yao...
It was only after he accepted him that Uncle Jiu realized one thing: apprentices can also be relied upon. As people often say, raise children to prevent old age, store grain to prevent hunger... Qin Yao slowly came to Ah Wei and said, "I'll give you a chance, get up right away." “This matter has nothing to do with you.” Awei said boldly. Qin Yao smiled and said nothing nonsense. He turned around and came to Ren Fa, reaching out and taking off the yellow talisman on his forehead. “Roar.” Ren Fa revived and let out an inexplicable beast roar, waving his long nails and rushing towards Qin Yao. "Snapped!" Qin Yao's lower body did not move, but he raised his right hand high, and it fell like lightning. He struck Ren Fa hard in the face. Ren Fa's cheek felt as if he had been hit by a hammer, his body tilted, and he fell to the ground. He struggled for a while and was unable to get up. Those who see this scene will always have the illusion that Ren Fa is very fragile, but Ah Wei, who was almost killed by Ren Fa, knows best how powerful the opponent's attack power is! Comparing the two, Ah Wei concluded a crucial lesson: this disciple of Uncle Jiu is much more dangerous than a zombie. Can't afford to offend, can't afford to offend! After the transformation, Ren Fa's IQ was lower than that of an animal. He was slapped hard three times by Qin Yao before he whimpered and shifted his target and rushed towards Ah Wei who was kneeling on the ground. Kneeling down to worship him, Ah Wei was not afraid of being hit by Uncle Jiu, nor was he afraid of Qin Yao's action, because he knew very well that no matter what the other party said, he would be measured and would not really do anything to him. But propriety is something you talk about with people, and a zombie doesn’t understand propriety. When those shiny green nails stretched out towards him, Awei felt like there was a cannon sitting under his butt, and he jumped up with a scraping sound, and began to run away for his life again. Tired of running for his life, Awei only had one thought in his mind: Uncle Jiu, this disciple, is really nothing! “Stop, I was wrong, I won’t become a disciple.” Ah Wei, whose legs were as heavy as lead and felt like he would be disemboweled in the next second, finally gave in and shouted loudly. "Pa!" Qin Yao stepped up to Ren Fa, slapped away his hands that were grabbing at him, and calmly put the yellow talisman on his forehead with the other hand. “Miss Ren, it’s time for your father to be cremated.” At this time, Uncle Jiu said softly. Ren Tingting's eyes were filled with tears. She knelt on the ground and kowtowed three times to Ren Fa. Her forehead was red and swollen: "Dad, you can go with peace of mind. My daughter will protect our Ren family's property for you." Uncle Jiu sighed slightly, took out a gold paper talisman, and hit Ren Fa's body in the air. “Boom!” As soon as the talisman came into contact with Ren Fa's clothes, it ignited with a burst of flames. The fire reflected in everyone's eyes and burned everyone's faces. After half a stick of incense, Ren Fa was burned to ashes. Ren Tingting wiped away the tears on her face and knelt down in front of Uncle Jiu: "Uncle Jiu, please avenge my father." Uncle Jiu raised his hand to help him up, and said solemnly: "I will definitely catch the evil man who cares about human life and make him pay the price he deserves." “Thank you, Uncle Jiu.” Ren Tingting said gratefully. "Providing peace to a place is what monks like us should do." Uncle Jiu said firmly. Qin Yao turned around and looked at the dawn outside the house: "The most important thing now is to find out one thing, whether Mr. Feng Shui is dead or not. If he is dead, who is helping him continue his revenge!"
(End of this chapter)