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The two of them pondered for a while, but were unable to figure out the mystery behind it. However, these buddhist beads were carved into human forms. Some were strange, extremely difficult to learn, and some were simple. Xiao Lan told Liu'er to follow the red line.

Liu'er trusted Xiao Lan, and did as she said. As expected, every time the red lines marked the acupoints of his meridians, it was incomparably comfortable. The coldness in Liu'er's body gradually dissipated. After practicing for a few days, Liu'er was able to move freely.

The actions of the little person in the buddhist beads were strange and hard to learn. At first, it was rather strenuous, but after practicing it for a few days, the true qi in his body began to circulate, and his meridians and bones began to circulate as they pleased.

Seeing his strange actions, Xiao Lan could not help but burst out laughing. However, she knew that she shouldn't disturb him when she reached the point where she could combine her thoughts, and she wouldn't provoke him with her words. All day long, he went to the deep pit in the back mountain to pick up the fruits for Liu'er to eat.

Just like this, over a month passed, and Liu'er had already completed cultivating all of the little person's movements on the buddhist beads. He felt as if he had an endless supply of energy, and his entire being seemed to be brimming with energy. Xiao Lan saw that both of his eyes were shining brightly and he was brimming with heroic spirit. The heroic spirit between his brows was extremely pressing, and was completely different from his slovenly appearance from before.

On this day, Liu'er finished her last buddhist bead and saw Xiao Lan coming back in a rage. She thought to herself, "There's no one else here, why is she angry? Could it be that when did I offend her again? " He didn't dare to answer and only peeked.

Xiao Lan seemed to have sensed it and said in a displeased tone, "A little beggar is a little beggar. I only dare to peek furtively!" Liu'er's face reddened as she thought to herself, "So it was me who provoked him again?" Then she picked up a washed fruit and handed it over, saying with a trembling voice: "Come! Eat the fruits! "

Xiao Lan dropped the fruit on the ground with a slap, and said in a displeased tone, "What are you going to eat? You only know how to eat, all the fruits are done eating! There's only rotten things left in the pit, do you want to eat them? " Liu'er suddenly realized that she was angry because she hadn't picked up the fruit.

Liu'er picked up the fruit, rubbed it on her body, and bit down on it, saying, "What do I want to make you angry again? It can't be any better without the fruit. Eat that everyday! I'm going to have fruit trees growing in my stomach!"

Xiao Lan giggled at his teasing, but without the fruits, what were they going to eat? He frowned and said, "That's better than starving!" Liu'er laughed, "I don't mind! We have mountains and water here, are we still afraid of starving? We have to eat meat today! "

These days, Xiao Lan only ate fruits and she was already tired of eating. It was just that she couldn't shoot down birds or find wild chickens and rabbits. Once, he tried to catch a fish in the water. The fish in the water was even more nimble than the birds in the sky, so how could he catch it?

Hearing Liu'er's words, he swallowed a mouthful of saliva and asked, "Do you have a way?" Liu'er said confidently: "Of course! We can catch fish and birds! "

Hearing this, Xiao Lan did not know how many times he had tried this method. He pouted even more and said snappily, "It's not like you're an immortal from the Great Luo Empire, would those birds come to find you themselves?" Liu'er was still as confident as ever. "How would we know if we don't give it a try?"

Little Lan's childish nature rose abruptly, and after craving for a long time, she said, "Let's go! "Let's give it a try."

It was already the height of spring. Leaves grew from the trees, and rays of sunlight shone through the gaps of the trees like dazzling golden threads. The shade was cool and comfortable, a hundred times more comfortable than the Imperial Palace.

The two of them went into the depths of the forest and listened to the birds chirping. Xiao Lan raised her head and saw that there was a bird's nest on the tree. There were a few tender little birds with their mouths wide open, chirping non-stop.

Liu'er also noticed the nest. She picked up a stone from the ground and was about to throw it.

However, Xiao Lan stopped him, "Wait!" After a while, two birds flew over, each holding a few cyan bugs in their beaks. The chirping of the birds became even more cheerful. Afterwards, the two birds fed all of the cyan insects to the small birds. They arranged their feathers on the branches and chirped a few times.

When Xiao Lan saw this, she said to Liu'er, "Look! "These birds were originally a family, but their happiness was so blissful!" She was incomparably envious, and continued to say, "If you eat their child, they will definitely be sad!" As she spoke, she lowered her head sadly and thought to herself, "Why are my parents so heartless? Why did you abandon her just like that?"

Seeing that Xiao Lan was upset, Liu'er guessed the gist of it and said, "Then we will look for her again!" The two of them smiled at each other before walking forward again.

He had only taken a few steps when he suddenly heard a few cries from the birds above him. He seemed quite frightened and anxious. The two of them looked up and saw a white falcon flying towards them. The white falcon didn't hover at the top of the tree. Suddenly, it dove down towards the bird's nest. The two birds cried out, shielding the front of the nest.

Xiao Lan also exclaimed, holding Liu'er's arm, and said nervously, "Hurry and save them!" Liu'er threw the stone in her hand. With a 'sou' sound, the stone shot towards the White Falcon like an arrow released from a bow.

However, Liu'er's hands were wrong. With a "du" sound, the stone hit the tree trunk and knocked out an inch of bark.

The two birds risked their lives to protect the nest. The white falcon missed and flew back into the air. This time, he flew a bit higher and suddenly rushed downwards, coming in even more ferociously. Xiao Lan shouted in shock, not daring to look anymore.

Liu'er found another stone, picked the right time, and threw it again. With a "pu" sound, the stone struck the white falcon squarely in its chest. The white falcon didn't even have the chance to cry out before it fell to the ground and died.

However, Liu'er was still a step too late. The bird's nest on the tree had already been struck by the White Falcon, causing it to fall down as well. The two birds chirped, but because Xiao Lan and Liu'er were beside them, they didn't dare to land on the ground.

Xiao Lan didn't pick up the White Falcon, instead, she held the bird's nest in her hands and looked at the top of the tree. The place where the bird's nest used to be was at least ten feet above the ground. What should he do now? She stared at Liu'er, tears in her eyes.

Liu'er saw that she was going to cry so she quickly said, "Don't cry! I'll just climb up! " He took the bird's nest, bent his legs, and performed a lightness skill.

But this jump was more than three meters!

Xiao Lan exclaimed. Liu'er was also scared to the point that her face turned pale. She then chanted an incantation before falling back down to the ground. The two of them looked at each other, unable to say anything for a long time.

Liu'er had been practicing the Buddhist martial arts on the bead for a month, and her body was full of zhenqi, but he had never used it, so she was as surprised as Xiao Lan.

Xiao Lan was overjoyed. She suddenly thought of something and quickly ran over to pick up the dead White Falcon. The falcon was about two feet in size and Xiao Lan was still struggling to hold it in her hands. The White Falcon's chest had a hole as thick as a finger.

Liu'er just used a stone to pierce through the chest of such a big falcon. The strength of her wrist must be extraordinary!

Xiao Lan stared at the White Falcon and thought to herself, "Liu'er's efforts were not accidental!" And then, he recalled what the Vermillion Bird had said before, that the deeper the inner strength, the more powerful the attack. On behalf of Liu'er, she smiled and said, "Use your Qing Gong to send them up first!"

The Sparrow Steps was a simple incantation. Liu'er had learned how to use it well. But he was still afraid when he jumped so high. Then he used both hands and feet, borrowing the force of the branches to lightly jump a few times, effortlessly climbed to the top of the tree and put the bird nest back.