The fortune telling was so accurate that I accidentally accumulated a huge amount of merit!

Chapter 161 Two thousand for a divination, no bargaining! (2nd update)
The blind Taoist priest hurriedly turned off the speaker on the suitcase, then looked relieved.

"This isn't a song I like to listen to; it's a pre-installed song..."

Yunran watched quietly as the blind Taoist priest seemed to be on the verge of breaking down, somewhat confused as to why she should care about other people's opinions when she liked certain kinds of songs.

Perhaps it was because Yunran's expression was too normal that the blind Taoist priest suddenly realized he had been making a fuss over nothing.

He could only use a light cough to cover up his guilty conscience: "It's almost time, let's go to the waiting area first."

As he spoke, the blind Taoist priest strode forward, with two suitcases silently following behind him, which Yunran found rather strange.

In the end, Yunran didn't sit directly on the suitcase. It wasn't because she was afraid of losing face; it was simply because she was physically strong and walking this little distance was nothing to her.

There were already quite a few people in the waiting area, even in the VIP section.

When Yunran went to the service desk to register, she realized that the blind Taoist priest's name was Han Dingqian.

"I heard the noodles over there are really delicious, do you want to try them?"

After thinking for a moment, the blind Taoist priest added, "It's free!"

Yunran originally wanted to say that she was rich, but not a sucker, so why eat here? It was ridiculously expensive.

Upon hearing that it was free, he immediately waved his hand and said, "Three bowls, please!"

"It's a fixed amount, one bowl per person."

Yunran: ...

Okay, one bowl it is. It's free, better than nothing.

When the noodles were served, Yunran noticed a very envious gaze fixed on her. Turning around, she saw a very thin little boy.

His face was deathly pale, and he looked unhealthy, as if he might die at any moment.

The little boy's parents also met Yun Ran's gaze and immediately said apologetically, "Sorry, my child is just envious that you can eat so much."

Yunran looked at her desk and saw a pile of snack bags and several instant noodle boxes.

Even though she knew the other person didn't explicitly say she could eat that much, Yunran still felt like she was being subtly implied.

The blind Taoist priest's eyes immediately darkened. This was a free snack area; they could eat whatever they wanted!
Just as she was about to say something, she noticed that Yun Ran's gaze fell directly on the "nothing happened" sign hanging on the little boy.

He immediately asked in a low voice, "What did you see?"

Yunran glanced at the blind Taoist priest's eyes: "You have a third eye, why don't you use it? You usually pretend to be blind, but you're not really blind."

The blind Taoist priest was speechless: "I can't just open my third eye like that!"

If he had normal eyes that could see clearly, why would he pretend to be blind?

Yunran: ...

It's pitiful to be talented yet restricted, unlike her, who can do whatever she wants. Oh, no, she's currently burdened with a destiny that is hated by the Heavenly Dao.

"That little brat is possessed by an evil spirit; he'll be dead by tomorrow at the latest!"

Upon hearing this, the blind Taoist priest was shocked. The evil spirit was so rampant.

He closed his eyes briefly, then opened them again. Outsiders couldn't see it, but Yunran noticed that a thin, transparent film seemed to have fallen over his eyes, making his large, bright eyes even more expressive.

What appeared to be a talisman for peace and safety now appeared different in the blind Taoist priest's eyes, surrounded by a thick layer of black energy. This black energy was clearly alive, brazenly invading the little boy's body and eventually transforming into a sinister net that bound the boy's internal organs.

The black mist seemed to realize that someone could see it, and a dark shadow that could be vaguely made out to be the shape of a small animal suddenly turned around.

Even though this black mist had no eyes, both Yun Ran and the blind Taoist priest knew that this evil thing had its eyes on them and even posed a subtle threat.

The blind Taoist priest was so angry he laughed. He had never been so speechless in his life. He was actually being threatened by a demonic creature that was difficult to even take shape!
However, he did not speak immediately. Although they were members of the Xuanmen sect, they could not help resolve every grudge.

Yun Ran looked at the little boy's parents; there was no obvious cause or effect involved, so it was within the scope of what she could help with.

After finishing her noodles in a few bites, Yunran slowly walked up to the little boy's parents.

His tone was very serious: "I am very accurate in fortune telling. I only do three fortune tellings a day, each costing two thousand. Do you want me to do a fortune telling for your son? He can only live for one more day at most."

The blind Taoist priest saw that Yun Ran wanted to interfere in this matter, but before he could stop her, he heard Yun Ran's blunt words.

She looked at Yun Ran in surprise and couldn't help but wonder, had no one ever overturned her stall before?

With that tone, that price, that attitude, if someone with a bad temper came along, they'd probably get beaten up!
At that moment, the blind Taoist priest realized that there was still a big gap between him and Yun Ran; at least, he wasn't so reckless.

Upon hearing this, the boy's parents' expressions immediately changed, and their gazes towards Yun Ran turned fierce.

As parents, they knew their child was in poor health, but they couldn't accept that others were saying their child would die young.

The evil entity shrouded in black mist sensed Yun Ran's suppression of it and immediately tightened its grip on the little boy's heart.

The little boy immediately showed symptoms of the illness; his pale face began to turn ashen due to the discomfort in his heart.

Yunran's fingers gently grabbed at the air, and the evil creature was instantly choked by the throat.

The little boy's father witnessed his son's illness, but before he could be heartbroken, he saw Yunran's actions. In the blink of an eye, his son regained his life.

This scene left him speechless.

Then, with a thud, he knelt down on the ground, startling Yun Ran who was standing very close by.

"Master, Master, please, please save my son, he's so young..."

"Two thousand per divination, no bargaining!"

At this moment, the man seemed to remember what Yun Ran had said earlier, and hurriedly and somewhat frantically found his phone, and knelt down to transfer money to Yun Ran.

This scene did indeed alarm the people nearby, although they didn't come over out of curiosity to see what was going on.

But a grown man kneeling directly in front of a young girl still caused quite a few people to gossip behind his back.

"What happened over there?"

"I don't know, but judging from the looks of it, it's definitely not a misunderstanding. A grown man, kneeling on the ground with tears and snot, and that girl is so pretty, could it be that he was caught red-handed harassing her?"

"No way! This is a public place! This person is incredibly audacious! They really don't know the meaning of death!"

……

Yun Ran and her group were unaware that they had been subjected to "picture interpretation" and that rumors were already flying everywhere.

(End of this chapter)