The shopkeeper He Shiye was not paying attention, and the Wushu Bagua Sword in Xin Yun's hand had already been thrust out.
The iron lock horizontally in the crack of the door did not make a crisp sound, but made a clunking sound like a stone sinking to the bottom of the lake.
Xin Yun put away his sword and pushed the door gently, and a strong wind blew in with raindrops.
The shopkeeper quickly took the lantern from the master's hand and shined it outside the door.
"Sir, just based on the sound of the iron lock falling into the water, it feels like the rain outside is not shallow."
The master thought that it was very strange that the iron lock fell into the water, and he couldn't help but feel a little worried.
"Although that iron lock is strong, there is nothing to be afraid of.
The shopkeeper is worrying about you too much.
Please step aside and I will go out first."
The master disagreed and was about to go out in a hurry.
"What the shopkeeper said is not unreasonable.
Be careful when sailing a thousand-year-old ship.
You will never go wrong if you are careful," Xin Yun reminded at the side.
"Okay, you just hold on to my clothes."
The master was no longer stubborn.
Xin Yun immediately took action, and the master boldly stepped out.
In an instant, the master was like an iron lock that fell into the water, and his top suddenly disappeared, leaving only the raincoat floating on the water.
Xin Yun and the shopkeeper were shocked.
One person hurriedly dragged him into the house, and the other helped illuminate the light.
Fortunately, Xin Yun took action in time.
Although the master was turned into a drowned rat, he finally escaped.
After sneezing several times, the master shivered and sat on the bench in the room.
"Thankfully the shopkeeper reminded me, otherwise I would have died."
"Who would have thought that the water outside the house would be so deep?"
the shopkeeper couldn't help but sigh.
"Shopkeeper, this matter is really a bit fishy.
Please take good care of me so that he doesn't catch the cold," Xin Yun said hurriedly.
"Sir, what are you doing?"
the shopkeeper asked with concern.
"Little master, don't be reckless."
The master was trembling, but he did not forget to remind him.
"Don't worry, I'll come when I feel like it."
After Xin Yun finished speaking, he held the lantern and slowly opened the door.
In the house, he had long been reciting the secret in his heart, determined to wade into the water to find out.
"Young master, please be careful," the shopkeeper warned in a loud voice.
"Wait for me here."
After Xin Yun finished speaking, he quickly closed the door and disappeared.
The shopkeeper had never seen such a formation before, and he felt as anxious as if he had been scratched by a cat's claws.
"Master, you sir" The master was not as nervous as he was, so he breathed a sigh of relief and replied.
"Let him go.
The water can trap us two, but it cannot trap the little master."
The shopkeeper heard the master call him "Little Master Xin Yun" many times and wanted to ask for details.
This time he finally had the right opportunity.
"Master, why do you sometimes call me Young Master?"
The master smiled and said calmly.
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"He was originally a disciple of an enlightened heavenly master.
It is natural and reasonable for me to call him little master."
The shopkeeper suddenly realized that the Wuhuang Bagua Sword used by Xin Yun just now was definitely not something ordinary people could possess.
"No wonder the young master has such abilities."
"It's useless for us to worry too much.
The little master will naturally come back soon."
After the master finished speaking, he quickly started to rub his hands again.
After a while, the shopkeeper He Shiye looked through the window and saw a lantern suddenly lighting up outside the house shrouded in mist and rain.
"Master, the young master must be back," the shopkeeper shouted excitedly.
"Well, it should be him."
The master nodded with a smile on his face.
Soon, the lantern disappeared, and the room suddenly became brighter.
Inadvertently, Xin Yun stood in the room with a lantern in hand.
"Young Master, you are finally back."
The shopkeeper looked surprised.
"Little master, how is it outside?"
the master asked with concern.
"Something big happened."
Xin Yun hung up the lantern and sat on the bench.
The shopkeeper and the master looked at each other and became nervous again.
"Sir, could it be that the master is experiencing the same thing as us?"
the shopkeeper boldly guessed.
"Yes, how about that old couple?"
the master asked with concern.
"That's them I'm talking about," Xin Yun replied with a sigh.
"What's wrong with them?"
the master and the shopkeeper asked in unison.
"They may have sunk to the bottom of the water."
After Xin Yun finished speaking, he couldn't help but sigh.
"This doesn't make sense.
We are obviously down-to-earth, but it's incredible that the water outside the door is bottomless."
The shopkeeper's feeling became more and more evil.
"Yes, is our room different from the one in the master's house?"
the master asked.
"This matter is indeed strange, but I haven't completely figured it out yet."
Xin Yun lowered his head, with no clue in his head.
"Didn't we encounter monsters?"
The shopkeeper became more and more frightened as he thought about it, so he naturally made wild guesses about the unknown.
"Even if we encounter monsters, we also encounter monsters with benevolent intentions," Xin Yun said to comfort the shopkeeper.
"Master, please don't scare the villain" was counterproductive.
When the shopkeeper heard this, he felt even more frightened.
The master saw the shopkeeper's thoughts and quickly gave him relief.
"Shopkeeper, you just saw what the young master is capable of.
Even if we encounter monsters, he can deal with them by himself."
The shopkeeper nodded and breathed a sigh of relief.
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"What I said is that as long as the young master is here, we are not afraid of anything."
"That's right.
When the rain passes tomorrow and the sky clears up, everything will be over."
The master sighed.
"What the master said is that as of now, as long as we stay in this room with peace of mind and wait until the rain subsides tomorrow, everything will be fine."
After Xin Yun finished speaking, he got up and looked at the door of the room.
The three of them were speechless afterwards, and they all sat on the bench in a daze.
The house was surrounded by heavy rain, and there was really nothing to see.
After a while, the three of them started to take a nap.
At some point, a bright light flashed outside the house, making the inside and outside of the house look like daylight, followed by a deafening explosion.
"It's thunder and lightning, I didn't expect that the old man was right," Xin Yun exclaimed.
"I think this thunder and lightning is really powerful."
The shopkeeper shuddered when he heard the rumbling thunder.
"Shopkeeper, we are hiding in the house, what do we have to be afraid of?"
The master disagreed.
"Master, didn't you hear this thunder?
It's definitely not ordinary lightning," the shopkeeper whispered.
"The shopkeeper is overly worried."
The master smiled.
Xin Yun did not interrupt, but looked out the window.
The thunder rumbled one after another with no intention of stopping.
He began to recall the words of the old man selling the fire sickle, and then thought of the sudden disappearance of the old couple, and couldn't help but murmur in his heart.
"Our encounter in Longyin Pond is really strange."
The thunder and lightning outside the house didn't seem to give Xin Yun a chance to think deeply.
It suddenly flashed across the roof, and the whole house was like daylight again.
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