It was midsummer, and heavy rains in the warm area lasted for several days, and the winding mountains were white and water vapor rose.

Rumble rust...

The feet and hooves stepped on the thick fallen leaves, and from time to time there were a few exciting donkeys echoing in the mountains. From west to east, the old donkey shook his ears and chewed the grass, and his swung his tail brushed across the bookshelf hanging on his buttocks. The open small door was pushed back and opened by the toad Taoist.

"Try throwing another one?"

The toad yawned, unzipped the rope around his waist and turned over the donkey's back, jumped over the mermaid sitting across it, came to the donkey's head, and sat down cross-legged.

"Liangsheng, can we leave the country of India?"

There were branches falling from the rain. Lu Liangsheng walked a few steps, closed the book, raised his gaze and saw that the clouds were gradually dissipating. When he turned around, a few white traces were faintly exposed between the re-tied bun.

"There is no direction, and it will take several days to cross the mountains and ridges... Well, it shouldn't be too far."

After walking for a while, I came up the muddy slope in front of me, and my vision became much wider. I invited Wang Feng and the other two to come and rest. I found a clean place to sit down and continued to flip through the classics in my hand.

The Toad Taoist slid down the donkey's mouth, grabbed the reins and swayed it, and steadily landed on the ground. He walked up with his double webbed face and looked at his apprentice's side face with a focused expression.

"Liangsheng."

"What's the matter, Master?" When Lu Liangsheng looked away, the toad Taoist over there raised his webbing and his round webbing head was on the side of his head. "What's going on with your hair? Why are there more white hair?"

Not far away, the four people blowing the fire note all looked at each other.

Well......

Lu Liangsheng was stunned for a moment, looked at the four people over there, then hooked out the strands of white hair from the bun and drooped on his forehead and looked carefully, and said with a smile: "Maybe it's because I've been worried about too much recently, and it has grown unknowingly."

"snort."

Taoist Toad disagreed with this and turned his head aside: "There are fewer things to worry about for the teacher? Why didn't there be?"

"Master, are you worried?" The scholar looked at the toad up and down, and smiled at the corner of his mouth and quickly endured it again: "Master...you are hairless."

"Uh...right, too."

Taoist Toad looked down at the belly that could not see the flippers. He stretched out his webbing and touched his bare head, narrowed his eyes and stared at his apprentice for a while, and turned around thoughtfully. He rubbed his chin and slowly left. Even the words of the apprentice behind him, "Where is the master?" turned a blind eye to the words of the apprentice behind him.

In the dense forest of trays, birds and monkeys cries came one after another? The toad Taoist carrying double webbeds? The short jacket jumped onto a bluestone and glanced at the wet cracks of the rocks. The jumped down and continued to walk forward with webbeds, sighing.

......Alas?       I am worried about your apprentice.

Compared to the explanation Lu Liangsheng said? Toads don’t believe it at all. There must be other reasons why people in the practice of Taoism will turn white due to excessive effort and labor like ordinary people.

It's just that the apprentice doesn't want to say it.

"Where can I find some supplements such as herbs... I can eat them."

The toad muttered softly, and the toad Taoist spread his butt and spread his hair open. Looking inside. After a while, he climbed up the tree, stretched his webbed to touch the bird's nest on the treetops. There were only a few feathers, jumped off the tree, and walked away again? Seeing the gurgling water playing, he ran to lift the stones by the stream? A blue crab with its teeth and claws was pulled out, and for a moment? The frog waved his webbing and threw it back into the water with disdain.

"It's not enough for me to have a mouthful of it."

Suddenly, the bushes behind him were rustling with noise? "Gugu~~" a few sounds came? The next moment? A big head with a red cockscomb came out, with a jaspered chicken beak and a fierce eyes. The big toad standing by the stream rushed out, revealing a colorful feather. The pheasant was quite large and higher than a person's knees. The cockscomb tilted its neck with a crooked neck. The low cries of "Gugu" became more and more urgent. The wings on both sides were slightly stretched out, and the thick and sharp chicken claws scattered the ground hard, scraping up a layer of soil, and pounced fiercely.

Then... disappeared into the mouths of several toads that suddenly opened.

The toad Taoist's head became extremely big. He chewed it with his cheeks a few times. He remembered something and opened his mouth suddenly, leading the pheasant with a sticky liquid and sprayed it on the ground.

"You dare to be arrogant in front of me, really think you are the old hen in Lujia Village? I don't even blink my eyes when I eat you."

Pieces of chicken feathers fell in the air, and the feathers had faded away. While they were thrusting on the ground, they were dragged by the toad Taoist and threw them into the stream to wash them. They were lifted up and dragged behind them. They walked back and left the forest and returned to the place where they rested. The bonfire had risen.

"You four, stew this chicken."

The Toad Taoist nodded slightly, threw the pheasant over, turned around and went to the bookshelf to flip out some seasonings, and tied the white apron together, carried the frog webbing and walked to the fire.

Lu Liangsheng, who was reading a book under the tree, raised his face and looked at the huge pheasant barely being opened by four scholars' hands and feet, and marinated with seasoning to remove the smell. His face was a little surprised.

"Master, did you catch it?"

"Did you underestimate your teacher? You can't catch me? How can you not catch me?" Taoist Toad pushed a stone over and stepped on it. He took the wooden spoon handed by Wang Feng next to me and stirred it into the boiling pot. "This chicken looks like it, it should be a little monster in this mountain. It is a great supplement. Look at the skills of the teacher."

After stirring for a few times, he found the prepared seasoning from his apron pocket. He gently grind the round webbed head and sprinkled it into the water one by one. Lu Liang was afraid that he would fall in accidentally and turn it into a dish...

The boiling boiling water smelled, and the tasteless boiling man slowly turned into a pot of thick soup. The pheasant that had been chopped into dozens of pieces was flowed down into the pot. The four of them surrounded the pot and looked at the chicken pieces inside and swallowed their saliva.

Soon, the thick chicken soup cooked with high heat was ready. Lu Liangsheng smelled the fragrance, took the bowl and tasted it, frowned slightly, and the four scholars on the opposite side also ate a few pieces, and couldn't help but look at each other.

"It's strange. I really want it, why does it taste weird?"

"Some of them are good to eat, not to mention that it was made by Toad Fairy himself, please be content."

"That's right, eat."

The Toad Taoist held the frog webbing and put it under his lips and coughed twice. He glanced at the apprentice next to him: "It's a weird thing, it may taste a bit weird and the smell can't be suppressed, but it's okay, eat it quickly."

Lu Liangsheng looked at his master skeptically, but he still put some in a bowl and ate a few more bites. As the master said, the flesh and blood of the monsters were more delicious and tender than the meat of ordinary poultry, and it was also very large. It was comparable to the fish and shrimp raised by Qixia Mountain using the Spirit Gathering Array.

‘When you go back, you might as well make a magic circle that specializes in nourishing livestock. If you can, it will be promoted in the Jiuzhou of the world. Then you will not be afraid of famine...’

After that, after dinner, I followed the route and continued to travel east. In the afternoon, I had already crossed three mountains. The sun set, standing in the red glow, looking at the endless overlapping mountains from the top of the mountain, and the endless dense forests. The four scholars sat on the ground, feeling desperate.

The western clouds seemed to burn, dyed red and barely walked down the top of the mountain. Suddenly, someone was vaguely heard singing. Lu Liangsheng led the old donkey and four scholars, rushing in the direction of the sound. In the dense forest ahead, an old man was walking on the dirt road on the other side with a bundle of firewood on his back.

"Brother!!"

When he heard the song that he didn't understand very much, Lu Liangsheng was extremely kind. It was obvious that the vocabulary in the song was in the dialect of the southwest of Jiuzhou.
Chapter completed!