"Weapons will become dull if not protected. We are also trying to find a way to retake the temple from those Yan Lei bastards and rely on the weapons in our hands." The master replied that Kahn was on the same side as them, so there is no need to hide this.

There was footsteps coming from the yard outside the house. As soon as Kahn looked at her, she immediately explained: "They are all my apprentices."

Kahn looked at her and asked, "Why is Master Master here? What did Yan Lei do to you?"

"This is my old house, but that happened before I became a master. We were able to avoid investigations, thanks to friends of the Navoli Brotherhood."

"The Brotherhood finally did a good thing." Kasha put her hands into her sleeve, and the room was a little cold.

"The thunder took away the temple, but let most of our monks and nuns go away. In order to discourage us from the locals from seeking revenge from them. The peace here allows them to concentrate on harvesting the filthy shadow magic. But I have been secretly sending my disciples into the city to accumulate strength." The master looked at the candlelight and sighed: "This is not simple. I advise you not to rush to this muddy water. I have asked someone to notify the balance sect, hoping that this will lead to balance."

"This is not possible. Vastayas can't wait. The one who has the biggest influence on Kunlong's refining is them." Kahn shook his head: "I won't say anything else. I have a way to help you transport monks from outside the town, but those Vastayas also ask to act together."

The master thought for a while, thinking about the series of changes that would arise when Vastaya was involved, and finally nodded helplessly: "If Vastaya can share the same hatred with us, it is possible to successfully push Yingliu's power. Even if Kunlong must be destroyed, it will be better to destroy it in Vastaya's hands than to destroy it in Yingliu's hands."

"It's good that the master has this enlightenment, and we will try our best to protect Kunlong."

"How do we help you? Speaking of which, my apprentices were more or less injured when they resisted those Yan Lei bastards, and I'm afraid they won't be able to exert much effort."

"Just provide us with a hidden place and don't disturb me. I will be responsible for opening a passage to the outside world. At that time, the monks and Vastaya can enter the town safely and secretly." Kahn looked around, then rubbed his feet against the ground and said, "I think this room is pretty good, and it's close to the city wall."

"Okay, I'll ask my apprentice to put some food in the house and leave." The master immediately left the room, and soon the sound of cooking came from the yard.

"Kaan, I'm a little cold." Kasha said with her arms shrank.

In early spring nights, the temperature will sometimes catch up with the winter nights. Fully covered skin nails can keep the cold, but they are not as cold as they do.

"I will cover you with my cloak." Kahn heard this and went to take off his wool cloak, but Kasa stopped him.

He probably understood what she wanted, and pulled her to the candle on the table and hugged her tightly. In the faint light of fire, Kasha stretched her hands into the warm gap between Kahn's back and the cloak, making each other's cheeks and chests pressed together.

"Kasha?" After a while of warmth, Kahn tried to call her. Although he wanted to continue to give her more warmth, time waited for no one, and he had to start doing serious business.

"Well, it feels a little warmer." Kasha raised the corners of her mouth slightly, and Kahn could even feel her face rubbing against each other when she was talking to her. She pulled out of his arms, tidied up her clamped sideburns and smiled with satisfaction.

"You can start construction quickly."

Kahn opened his mouth, his eyes moved down from Kassa's gentle and affectionate eyebrows and eyes, and fell onto the dusty ground. He stretched out his hands covered by void skin armor, and a crack was opened in each palm, and rich void energy surged out from it, forming an energy bridge with each other.

His control of the void energy did not take too long to become unfamiliar. The energy quickly expanded under his control, and then gradually transformed into evil flesh and hard shells, forming an upright monster.

Kahn hadn't seen this thing for a long time, but even now, it was still huge for them when they grew up, and the fangs on their heads were about to push out the low ceiling.

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If this monster appeared in the yard, it would definitely scare the monks to death.

Of course, Kahn would definitely not let this happen. He lifted his eye mask to control the worm to dig three feet into the ground, digging out an authentic tunnel that could penetrate outside the town.

In order to suppress the monster he created, Kahn had to spend most of his energy to concentrate on manipulating it. So Kahn sat on the table and kept paying attention to Kahn throughout the journey. She would not disturb him, nor would she let others disturb him.

But immediately a rushing knock on the door echoed in the storage room.

"Kahn, what's going on inside? I heard the movement. Did something happen?" The master knocked on the door outside, his tone anxiously.

"Nothing." Kasha didn't open the door, but just approached the door and replied: "It was Kahn who was digging the tunnel."

Kasha wanted to persuade the master to leave quickly so that Kahn could do his own thing quietly.

"But I also felt a very evil aura." said the master.

Kasha fell into silence, which was what they had worried about before. The tunnel dug out with the worms of the ground, no matter how clean the traces were removed, would leave the breath of void. The Vastaya and humans would definitely discover it when they passed through, and how should they explain it?

"What the hell is going on?" the master knocked on the door and asked.

Kasha took a deep breath and replied, "Kaan is casting an evil but powerful secret technique. Only this secret technique can dig through a hundred-meter-long tunnel in just one night."

"Then you are okay?"

"It's okay, just don't bother him."

Evil things are often powerful, and the master is a person who knows the current affairs and no longer cares about it.

...

"I'll put the meal at the door. You can take it yourself." When the candle was burning to the point where only the size of a thumb was left, the master and two apprentices prepared the meal, held a few plates of food, and knocked on the door again.

After Kasha left, she brought the food in. It was the bread that had just been baked. Obviously, they chose to make bread that was durable because they were afraid that it would be cold and not delicious.

She picked up a piece and asked Kahn, "Do you want to eat a little, I'll feed you?"

Seeing Kahn shook his head, Kahsha chewed the bread himself and said, "You are digging the tunnel here, I can't be idle either. I'll go out to inquire about the information."

This time Kahn nodded, and he closed his eyes and instructed: "Kasha, you must be careful. We don't understand Shadow Magic. It doesn't matter if you can't find out the news. Don't fall on it."
Chapter completed!