Tears Fell on Hidden Mist Mountain (II)

Meanwhile, Ao Tu took out the Ancient Buddha Remnant Body.

The body was somewhat damaged.

Because it has no internal organs or bones, it is just a skin bag with some flesh and blood.

Those who follow the Buddhist path will shed their tainted shells upon attaining Attainment of the Dao.

Ao Tu didn't know whether this body was deliberately or involuntarily discarded by the Ancient Buddha.

Regardless, this item is a rare treasure.

Ao Tu thought for a moment, then took out the Gratitude Bag Gratitude Bag, intending to sew the Ancient Buddha Remnant Body onto it to enhance its Gratitude Bag.

Just as I was about to take action, I felt it was inappropriate.

It was rather inappropriate for him to personally handle these physical matters; if others saw him, they might think he was a demon.

Ao Tu thought for a moment, then summoned his Self Corpse and sent it to the Future to mend and piece it together.

The Self Corpse is Ao Tu's Self, with no intention of concealment, directly taking the Ancient Buddha Remnant Body, peeling off the skin and sewing it up.

Upon seeing this, Ao Tu thought to himself, "No wonder they say the Gratitude Bag is Merit Treasure."

This treasure is truly a work of boundless Creation.

I don't know what his Self Corpse was thinking, that it was able to refine such a treasure.

If we sew in people who have performed Merit, wouldn't that make it even more powerful?

However, people with Merit are hard to find easily.

Perhaps we should raise some creatures, whip them, and teach them to do things that benefit Heaven and Earth, so that they will accumulate some Merit.

Heaven and Earth also benefited.

The Gratitude Bag have also been enhanced.

It's truly a win-win situation, with everyone getting something out of it!

Ao Tu shook his head, suppressing the thought, and looked at his Self Corpse.

The Self Corpse said, "Fellow Daoist, I wish to instruct my followers to undertake some works that benefit Heaven and Earth..."

Ao Tu advised, "Fellow Daoist, the path of cultivation should be based on charity!"

The Self Corpse said, "What business is it of yours what my followers are? You should hurry up and Attainment of the Dao in this Present World! Jingshi and I have already Attainment of the Dao; you're the slowest!"

Jingshi is Ao Tu Ao Tu Good Corpse Attainment of the Dao.

Ao Tu shook his head helplessly, severing his connection with Self. He then took out the last treasure, the "Qingping Sword) ".

The Qingping Sword is the treasure used by the Shangqing Sage to Attainment of the Dao.

However, this was not the most powerful treasure of the Shangqing Sage.

This sword, along with the Jade Ruyi of the Yuqing Sage and the Jade Ruyi of the Taiqing Sage, originated from the same source. Legend has it that it was formed from the splitting of the Green Lotus, with each of the Three Teachings taking one part. The Qingping Sword was transformed from the lotus leaf of the Green Lotus.

When the Three Teachings are of one mind, they are naturally the strongest in the world.

However, during the Great Tribulation of the Investiture of the Gods, the three religions fought fiercely. The Sage of Shangqing fought against four opponents, but the Sage of Zhunti shattered his sword with the Seven Treasures Tree, which also symbolized the decline of the Shangqing religion.

Now that the sword is in Ao Tu, it is no longer in the shape of a sword. It only has a hilt and thousands of fragments scattered about, unable to form a complete sword.

Ao Tu possessed the Creation Qi; with a grasp of the sword hilt, the scattered fragments transformed into the shape of a sword. However, it was merely a shape, unable to fight, and ultimately shattered.

Ao Tu then put the sword away, saying that if he had the opportunity to repair it in the future, then he would; if he could not repair it, then he would not.

After viewing the treasures, with nothing much to do, it was the Spider Demon Sixth Sister's Solar Disc, so Ao Tu instructed her to bring over some delicacies to enjoy.

Sixth Sister Spider Demon is the most mischievous of the seven Spider Demon. She usually gets along best with the Little Spider Demon, but she is actually the most timid. She is very well-behaved in front of Ao Tu and dares not be presumptuous.

Before long, Sixth Sister brought out the dishes.

Ao Tu was using it carefully when, halfway through, the White Bone Spirit returned with the precious materials.

Ao Tu then called her to join him, and seeing that Sixth Sister was standing nearby, he also called Sixth Sister to join him.

Sixth Sister dared not, and quickly retreated.

Only the White Bone Spirit remained, sitting beside Ao Tu.

Ao Tu ate with her, and then began to forge the Blood-Transforming Divine Saber.

Forging the Blood-Transforming Divine Saber is not difficult; the main challenge is having enough Baleful Qi materials.

The White Bone Spirit took ten thousand catties of Yin Fiend Bloodstone, which was an extremely Supreme Yin and evil substance, making it perfect for forging a precious sword.

Ao Tu condensed the bloodstone into a lump and combined it with the Gold Within Kan pit. Using Ten-Thousand-Year Ancient Wood as the handle, he forged a short sword that was two feet four inches long, with the handle making it three feet three inches in total. It was full of Baleful Qi energy; if it pierced armor, Primordial Spirit would perish, and if it touched one's body, one would die.

Overjoyed to have obtained the treasured sword, the White Bone Spirit knelt before Ao Tu and performed a deep bow.

Ao Tu told her not to stand on ceremony, but she refused and insisted on bowing, bowing deeply with her slender waist, making her waist and hips appear pert and rounded. It was unclear whether she did it intentionally or not.

Ao Tu told her to get up, but she didn't, and kept bowing.

Ao Tu had no choice but to help her up.

With a smile in her eyes, she placed the Blood-Transforming Divine Saber at her waist, exuding even more dashing charm. She stood very close to Ao Tu, calling out "Your Great King," and was about to come closer.

Ao Tu suddenly raised his hand, calculated with his fingers, and said, "Come with me!"

The White Bone Spirit hadn't even realized what was happening.

Ao Tu lifted her by the waist, and in a moment, they were back in White Tiger Ridge.

The White Bone Spirit was somewhat dazed. Looking around, she realized, "Isn't this White Tiger Ridge?" She couldn't help but exclaim with delight:

"So this is the style Your Great King prefers? Then I will take Your Great King to the cave for some intimate moments!"

Ao Tu flicked her forehead with his finger, leaving a rouge mark, and said, "What are you thinking about all day? Come with me!"

Seeing that Ao Tu was somewhat serious, the White Bone Spirit Demon dared not be frivolous anymore and followed Ao Tu to his side.

Ao Tu walked down the mountain, where there were several bungalows. At this time, several mourning cloths and spirit banners were placed there, and the sound of weeping could be heard from inside.

Ao Tu walked over and pushed open the door.

I saw a young woman dressed in mourning clothes kneeling before the coffin, weeping.

Ao Tu called out, "Qiao'er."

The woman turned around at the sound of the voice, saw it was Ao Tu, and immediately threw herself into Ao Tu arms, saying, "Husband, my parents have both passed away!"

Ao Tu held her in his arms, gently comforting her, and said:

"They were all Mortal, living to a ripe old age, without illness or disaster, dying naturally, which is only natural. Don't cry anymore, I've come to take you away."

Upon hearing this, Qiao'er stopped crying and asked, "Husband, will Father and Mother enjoy wealth and honor in their next life?"

Ao Tu laughed and said, "Don't worry, I'll take care of all of this!" He gently lifted Qiao'er up in his arms.

Over the years, he had returned several times, but never stayed for long, bringing some Immortal Elixir for Qiao'er and the Little Fox.

The Little Fox is only increasing her cultivation level; Ao Tu hopes she can achieve enlightenment through her own cultivation, as this would lead to a better Future.

As for Qiao'er, her innate talent was ordinary, and it would be too difficult for her to become an immortal on her own. So Ao Tu directly refined an immortal Immortal Elixir, teaching her the potential to become an immortal and Longevity Extension ten thousand years. In this way, she wouldn't need to cultivate; she could automatically become an immortal in a few thousand years simply by eating and drinking. After that, he would help her embark on the path to immortality.

Ao Tu picked up Qiao'er and carried her out of the mourning hall. There was a Wooden House nearby, which Ao Tu had built earlier. The thatched hut where Qiao'er's parents used to live had all been demolished and replaced with new houses, but this Wooden House had been preserved.

Ao Tu carried Qiao'er into the Wooden House and asked, "Did you hear the wishes of the two elders before they died?"

Qiao'er said, "Father prays for peace, and Mother prays for wealth and honor, but I'm afraid they might not be telling me the whole truth."

Ao Tu laughed and said, "I understand. You go lie down on the bed, cover yourself with the blanket, and I'll ask them."

Upon hearing this, Qiao'er obediently took off her shoes and climbed onto the bed.

Seeing that she was dressed in mourning clothes and was indeed pretty, Ao Tu gently pinched her cheek, causing Qiao'er to blush and quickly burrow into the quilt.

Qiao'er, hiding under the covers, saw the White Bone Spirit outside and called out again, "Jingjing, come quick!"

Upon seeing this, the White Bone Spirit was overjoyed. She quickly took off her shoes, crawled into the quilt, and pressed her face against Qiao'er's, saying, "Good sister!"

Seeing that the two had hidden themselves, Ao Tu summoned the souls of the two old men, first calling in the soul of Qiao'er's father.

Qiao'er's father saw Ao Tu, he exclaimed joyfully, "Son-in-law, you're back! Have you come to guide me?"

Ao Tu laughed and said, "Indeed. I heard from Qiao'er that you wish for peace. That's easy. I'll speak to King Yama and ask him to reincarnate you into a family in the mountains, where you can live a peaceful life and be guaranteed a lifetime of tranquility!"

Upon hearing this, Qiao'er's father quickly said:

"No! No! No! Good son-in-law, what I said wasn't the truth! It's just that I, this Old Woman, was there in front of that girl, so I couldn't tell the truth!"

Ao Tu smiled and said, "Please speak."

Qiao'er's father said, "I want to be the emperor! Good son-in-law, I beg you so much, I really want to be the emperor!"