After half a cup of tea.

Kui Niang returned to the mountain gate of the Tan family.

She reached out and touched the spirit beast bag in her sleeve. She still looked a little nervous. She took a deep breath and readjusted her emotions. Then she took out her identity token and hit a spell on the token. She had closed it tightly.

The mountain gate formation flashed with ripples. When the two people on duty at the mountain gate saw Kui Niang, one of them frowned:

"Kui Niang, the patriarch's wife just ordered that no matter who it is, from now on, they are not allowed to enter or leave the mountain gate. Please forgive me."

The person who spoke was the stubborn old man of the Tan family, a veteran late-stage foundation-building monk named Tan Laoer. The person on duty with him was Kui Niang's grandfather Tan Wuchen.

Kui Niang greeted Tan Wuchen before setting off and specifically asked him to guard the mountain gate, but Tan Wuchen tried his best, but Tan Laoer was just stubborn and refused to move.

At this time.

He could only hold on to the last glimmer of hope:

"Second brother, Kui Niang is one of our own. You have watched her grow up. I have something important to do with her. Please see if you can give me a little favor for my brother's sake."

Tan Wuchen vaguely handed a jade box to Tan Laoer.

Never thought about it.

Tan Laoer's face was stern, and he pushed the jade box back without any mercy, and said angrily: "Wuchen, you are also a grandfather. The order given by the patriarch's wife herself is not something you and I can play with."

Yes! Take your things back quickly. For what you just said, for the sake of saving my life before, I won’t report back to the patriarch’s wife, but... Kui Niang definitely can’t do it without the wife’s order.

Put it in!"

Tan Laoer knows that what happened to Kui Niang today is related to the development of the Min family in the next few hundred years, and it is also related to whether their lineage can get rid of the Min clan.

At this time.

He was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot, but he didn't dare to show it at all. He could only wink at Kui Niang who was standing outside the formation!

Last night.

Their ancestors and grandchildren have already studied and speculated on many situations.

Being blocked from the door is the worst kind!

However.

They have already thought of countermeasures.

Kui Niang looked anxious and said quickly: "I have an urgent matter that I want to report to Madam in person. Second Grandpa, since you are unwilling to let me in, please let me know. This matter is related to the safety of our Tan family.

Don’t waste a moment!”

Tan Laoer's heart skipped a beat!

Kui Niang was always the calmest in dealing with people. Being able to say this, combined with the order issued by the madam, was obviously not unreasonable. He did not dare to delay, and quickly took out the Baili Communication Jade Talisman, and after activating the magic spell,

After saying a few words quickly, not long after, the messenger talisman lit up again, and Mrs. Tan's voice came from inside:

"Second uncle, let Kui Niang in!"

Hear this.

Kui Niang was heartbroken.

She suppressed the excitement in her heart, and after the formation was activated, she entered the formation in a flash. When she passed by her grandfather Tan Wuchen, the two quickly looked at each other, and then quickly looked away.

Kui Niang gave a hurried salute, then flew her flying sword to the patriarch's residence. She didn't stop until she was far away from the mountain gate. A young and handsome Qi practitioner monk ran happily over from her residence:

"Aunt Kui, Aunt Kui!"

This qi-training monk was brought back from a village when Kui Niang was out practicing. He had been with her for thirty years. The child's name was Ye Li, and Kui Niang brought him back.
Chapter completed!