I was selling peach wood swords on a live stream, how did I become a Taoist ancestor?

Chapter 262 Small Temple, Big Wind

The Night Watchman's private plane landed at Haihe City Airport at 2 p.m.

Outside the porthole, the sky was overcast, with fine drizzle falling.

Spring rain is as precious as oil, but for people who have just gotten off a plane, this drizzle can be a bit annoying.

The old Taoist priest was the first to step down the gangway.

He stood in the rain, took a deep breath, and then turned back to shout into the cabin, "Lingxi, put your hat on, it's raining."

"Yes, Grandpa!"

Xiao Lingxi's voice came from inside the cabin, crisp and clear.

A few seconds later, a small figure appeared at the hatch, wearing a pink raincoat with the hood covering its head completely, revealing only a round little face and a pair of big golden eyes.

She stood at the top of the gangway, looked down, and then carefully took her first step.

It looked like a kitten exploring a new territory.

Li Jun followed behind her, carrying the bulging suitcase in his hand, his gaze fixed on the little guy, a faint smile playing on his lips.

Liu Zhenguo was the last to disembark and quickly walked ahead to lead the way.

"Master Zhang, Master Li, this way please. Jin Hao is already waiting at the exit."

The old Taoist priest nodded, took Xiao Lingxi's hand, and followed Liu Zhenguo toward the terminal building.

As Xiao Lingxi walked, she looked around, finding everything new and interesting.

The group crossed the jet bridge and entered the terminal building.

The arrival hall was bustling with people, and the sounds of announcements, footsteps, and rolling suitcase wheels all mingled together, creating a very noisy atmosphere.

It was the first time Xiao Lingxi had seen so many people, and she was a little nervous. She tightly gripped the old Taoist's fingers with her little hands and shrank her body closer to his legs.

The old Taoist priest sensed her nervousness, glanced down at her, and said with a smile, "Don't be afraid, Grandpa's here."

Xiao Lingxi nodded, but her grip on the old Taoist's fingers remained firmly in her hand.

Just then, a strong voice came from ahead.

"Taoist priest! Over here!"

Li Jun looked up.

Jin Hao was waving in their direction from the crowd.

He was dressed in a sharp black uniform with a Night's Watch badge pinned to his chest, and he looked very energetic.

But the next second, this spirited image collapsed.

Jin Hao rushed over in three quick steps, opening his arms to give Li Jun a bear hug.

Li Jun dodged to the side, causing him to miss his target.

"Ouch!" Jin Hao stumbled and almost fell flat on his face.

He steadied himself and looked at Li Jun with a resentful expression: "Brother Taoist, it's been so long since we last saw each other, what's wrong with a hug?"

Li Jun said expressionlessly, "Why are two grown men hugging?"

Jin Hao pursed his lips, turned to look at the old Taoist priest, and his face immediately lit up with a smile.

"Master Zhang! How are you feeling?"

The old Taoist priest nodded with a smile: "It's fine, it's fine."

Jin Hao chuckled and was about to speak.

Suddenly, he saw Xiao Lingxi hiding behind the old Taoist priest.

The little guy poked half his head out, his big golden eyes watching him warily.

Jin Hao was stunned.

"Taoist...Taoist brother..."

"This...this is the dragonfish?"

Xiao Lingxi felt a little scared under his gaze and shrank back behind the old Taoist priest.

Jin Hao then realized what was happening and quickly waved his hand.

"Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, I'm your Uncle Jin Hao!"

He crouched down, trying to look kinder, with a smile plastered on his face.

"You forgot? Back when we were at the Taoist temple, I used to feed you... uh, I brought you food."

Xiao Lingxi blinked, seemingly trying to recall something.

Then, she called out in a clear, cheerful voice, "Hello, Uncle."

The voice was so soft and sweet that Jin Hao felt his heart melt.

"Hey! Hey hey hey!"

Jin Hao responded several times, his smile almost reaching his ears.

He squatted down, took out a piece of chocolate from his pocket, and handed it to Xiao Lingxi.

"Here, this is a gift from your uncle."

Xiao Lingxi looked at the chocolate, then at Jin Hao, and then looked up at Li Jun.

Li Jun nodded.

Little Lingxi then reached out and took the chocolate, saying timidly, "Thank you, Uncle."

Jin Hao was so happy he couldn't stop grinning. He stood up, looked at Li Jun, and his eyes were full of excitement.

"Brother Taoist, this is amazing! It really took human form?"

Li Jun nodded: "Yes, it has taken human form."

"My God..." Jin Hao scratched his head, glanced at Xiao Lingxi again, and sighed, "I knew this fish was unusual, but I never expected it to be this unusual."

The old Taoist priest chuckled and interjected, "Alright, alright, stop talking here, go outside."

"Yes, yes, let's go out first."

Jin Hao quickly took the suitcase from Li Jun and led the way.

He took two steps, then turned back to look at Xiao Lingxi, unable to suppress the smile on his face.

Xiao Lingxi was no longer so afraid of Jin Hao. She unwrapped the chocolate, took a small bite, and then her eyes lit up.

"Grandpa, this is delicious!"

She held up the remaining half of the chocolate to the old Taoist priest.

The old Taoist priest smiled and waved his hand, "Grandpa doesn't want to eat, you eat."

Little Lingxi held it up in front of Li Jun again: "Master, eat!"

Li Jun glanced down at the piece of chocolate that had been bitten and was still covered in the little guy's saliva, and his lips twitched.

"If Master doesn't eat, you eat it yourself."

"oh."

Xiao Lingxi took back the chocolate and happily took another bite.

Chocolate got all over her mouth, and soon her little face was covered in black and white patches, like a little tabby cat.

After the group exited the terminal, Jin Hao first put his suitcase into the trunk.

"Let's go, get in the car, let's go to school first."

As he spoke, he eagerly opened the back door of the car.

The car slowly drove away from the airport.

The rain was still falling, and the wipers swung rhythmically across the windshield.

A thin layer of mist covered the car windows, making the scenery outside appear hazy.

Little Lingxi pressed her face against the car window, drawing circles on the fog with her finger.

"Brother Taoist, what are your plans for this trip to Haihe?" Jin Hao asked as he drove.

Li Jun leaned back in his chair, looking at the familiar street scene outside the window: "Let's go to school first and complete the leave of absence procedures."

Jin Hao nodded: "That's true, given your current situation, you really can't attend school normally."

He paused, then suddenly remembered something: "By the way, Taoist brother, I have something I want to ask you."

Li Jun turned his head to the side: "Speak."

Jin Hao chuckled, a little embarrassed, and asked, "So... when are you going to retrieve the Demon-Suppressing Sword? Could you take me with you?"

Li Jun paused for a second, then shook his head.

"No rush."

His voice was calm.

"The evil spirit is left there to deter villains. The western area has a small temple but strong evil spirits, shallow water and many turtles. If it is not kept in check, it is easy for trouble to break out."

Jin Hao was stunned for a moment after hearing this.

The temple is small but the evil wind is strong; the water is shallow but the turtles are plentiful.

That's a very...

He thought about the gods on Mount Olympus, and then about the sword stuck on the mountaintop, which lowered the entire mountain by nearly a thousand meters.

Then, Jin Hao nodded vigorously.

"Understood."

There was something in his voice that was hard to describe.

That was breathtaking.

It is also an honor to share in it.