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C151

On the night of the prairie, if one were to meet the stars, the scene would truly be extraordinarily beautiful. Xiao Feng just so happened to have the luck to enjoy such a beautiful scenery.

The sky was not entirely black, and the bottom could not be seen. Instead, it was a dark and blue light. The densely packed twinkling stars overhead seemed to be more within reach than anywhere else.

Xiao Feng was leaning against the back window, which looked out onto a narrow street. When the lanterns were lit, Xiao Feng could see the heads of the people in the streets.

Ever since Xiao Feng entered the room, he had never left his room. The only time he ever left was to untie his hands — he had been pondering about what Qian San had said to him in the end, and he also wanted to take this opportunity to see if he could bump into those so-called "monsters" that lived next to him.

But he did not see any strange people or things.

Seeing that he was tired, Xiao Feng couldn't help but stretch. They had traveled from Cai Zhou for half a month, and the bumpy journey had indeed made Xiao Feng uncomfortable.

Feeling rather sleepy, he turned around and walked back to the bed. He was not really going to sleep. Xiao Feng was lying on his back with his hands behind his head. His eyes were staring at the ceiling as if he was trying very hard to listen to something …

The silence outside was broken only by the occasional sound of pouring water. Xiao Feng knew that there was an old woman living in a dilapidated room in the northeast corner of the inn. Moreover, she was carrying a thirteen year old boy with her.

Xiao Feng did not know where Ah San lived. However, from the moment he arrived at the inn, other than Ah San, the old lady and the little boy, he had not seen anyone else.

Xiao Feng had eaten with Ah San and had specifically asked this question. Ah San laughed and said that he didn't know what these people were up to either. Xiao Feng wanted to ask him what he meant by "monster", but gave up after thinking for a while. He didn't want this Ah San to mock his cowardice.

Xiao Feng felt a little sleepy.

He had been in this room for more than two hours, but he still had not heard anything out of the ordinary.

Xiao Feng simply closed his eyes. He wondered if he was being played by Ah San. He only said that there were a few monsters living next to him because he wanted to scare himself.

Thinking up to this point, Xiao Feng couldn't help but find himself laughable. He was truly worried. He actually believed what others said so easily.

He thought of Zhang Yun. Xiao Feng felt his head hurt as he thought about the things that he would have to face in the future. He really doesn't want to deal with people who have the most power... However, there was no way for him to get rid of this matter right now.

It was unknown what Zhang Yun had seen her father say. Xiao Feng's mind was in a mess. He really didn't want to think about such things.

Xiao Feng couldn't sleep, but he was too sleepy. He suddenly had the urge to drink. Xiao Feng stood up from the bed, walked around the room but didn't find any wine.

He was about to shout but remembered that this was not an inn. There was a faint light coming from the small yard outside... Xiao Feng didn't really want to go find Ah San, but right now, he could only go find him.

Xiao Feng pushed open the door. There were a few weak lights in the courtyard, but the starry sky illuminated the courtyard even more brightly.

Suddenly, a "buu" sound was heard in the air as an extremely small butterfly knife shot from Xiao Feng's right.

Xiao Feng's heart skipped a beat. He pulled on the railing and fell into the yard. Xiao Feng raised his head and saw a black-clothed man with long hair sitting on the fence on the second floor.

"F * ck, is it a human or a ghost?" Xiao Feng couldn't help but curse.

That person did not seem to hear Xiao Feng's words, or did he not understand? He was still sitting on the fence without moving – it was just a narrow round wooden stick. If it wasn't for the fact that he had been trained in acrobatics or good martial arts, he would never have been able to do it.

Xiao Feng secretly became wary. He wasn't sure if that concealed weapon had been made by that person — but at least Xiao Feng hadn't seen anyone else.

Following that, a strange laughter was heard from behind Xiao Feng. That voice sounded eerie, as if it came from the underworld.

Xiao Feng felt his blood run cold. He turned around but didn't see anyone around. When he looked back, the man in black sitting on the fence was already gone.

"Is there a ghost here?" Xiao Feng was secretly puzzled. He had never believed in the saying of ghosts and gods, but the scene just now was just too bizarre, and he couldn't help but have this kind of thought.

Suddenly, a cry came from a broken house in the northeast corner — it was the cry of the little boy. It was soon followed by the voice of the old lady, as if it was comforting the child. It was very soft and heavy, and Xiao Feng couldn't understand what she was saying.

"Eh, why is there someone here?"

A girl suddenly walked into the hall. She was probably not even ten years old, but she was much taller than most girls her age. He looked like a Mongolian, but when he opened his mouth, he was speaking in Chinese.

She saw Xiao Feng in the courtyard. Walking over, she asked, "Uncle, did you just see a person walk in from here?"

Xiao Feng felt that this voice was somewhat familiar the moment she opened her mouth. But in his memory, he had never seen this little girl before.

"Alone?" Xiao Feng immediately thought of the black clothed man and asked, "Is he a person with long hair wearing black clothes and pants?"

"Yes, that's him. He stole my things, I want to get them back from him! " The little girl hurriedly said.

Xiao Feng was even more surprised when he heard this. He suddenly heard a sneer from the pavilion on the west side of the courtyard, "Since when did you learn to lie?"

Xiao Feng looked over and saw a fatty standing on the roof of the west building. That fat figure made people worry if he would step on the roof and fall down.

"Damn fatty, when did the old man lie?" Old Demon Yan Shan had originally stolen the human meat feast that I had meticulously prepared, could it be that I am wrong?! " The little girl sneered at the fatty.

It turned out that a few years ago, there were six big weirdos in Mongolia. They did not play their cards according to common sense. They behaved in a very perverse manner, which was beyond people's imagination.

Taking this fatty for example, he was ranked fourth out of the six monsters. His name was Li De. Because he was fat and bloodthirsty, it was said that he had to kill one person every day. Otherwise, it would be hard for him to eat or sleep. He would be given the nickname "Pig's Blood Li".

As for this little girl, she was ranked number two in the Six Monsters. No one knew her real name. If you think she's really just a little girl, you're wrong.

Everyone in the martial arts world knew that she wasn't an old child, but in reality, she was an old woman who was in her 50s or 60s. This was very similar to the old pavilion master of the Supreme Ocean Pavilion, Liu Ye Qing — but Liu Ye Qing was rejuvenated because of his martial arts practice and was also able to grow a body.

This was not the case for young and old children. She was born like this … His body and complexion had always been the same of a seven or eight-year-old girl – this was truly inconceivable and hard to understand.

But if you think she's an excellent bully, you're even more wrong. The rankings of the Six Monsters were based not only on seniority but also on martial arts. Sometimes, the first point could even be ignored.

It is said that when the abode was in power, young children were already in the Mongolian Jianghu. Moreover, his kung fu skills were unrivaled in the territory of Mongolia at that time. Countless martial artists had died at the hands of these young children …

But then, somehow, with the death of Fukuoka, the internal regime began to change. Young children also disappeared in the eyes of Mongolian Jianghu people, many of them thought that young children died.

Later, when the supreme commander of Mongolia was transferred from his family to his family, and Meng Ge was promoted to the family of Mongolia, the Six Freaks, a new group force, gradually appeared in the eyes of the martial arts people. And it was to sweep away all the major Mongolian martial arts world forces to appear in front of people's eyes.

The Six Freaks were able to run amok in Mongolia because they represented the will of Mongol. The Six Monsters played an important role in suppressing the dark opposition within the wide platform.

As for the Six Monsters, the link between their power and Meng Gohan's, very few people knew about it …

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