Ning An's Wild Wish System

Chapter 389: Chapter 229: Incense Burners Stunned! Even a Black Dog Can Make a Wish?

"You’re courting death!"

Seeing these books, Yang Anbang’s face turned almost white with fright in an instant.

He originally thought Lu Taiyi was a man of high morals, but who knew he had this kind of stuff!

Big brother!

If you mess with this during the current dynasty, it could cost lives!

Especially someone like Yang Anbang, who is from a privileged family with extensive connections; if the opponents find out, his Yang Family couldn’t clear their name even if they jumped into the Yellow River.

Even Wang Tao, at this moment, lost his previous respect when looking at Lu Taiyi, leaving only anger and resentment.

Lu Taiyi was utterly exposed and stood there, looking pale, with his head down, as if he had resigned to his fate.

"Lin Yanke, we didn’t know about him, we really didn’t know..."

Yang Anbang snapped back and quickly explained to Lin Yanke.

Lin Yanke waved his hand and said, "Whatever happens to you is none of my business. I just came to fetch my sister, and besides, I’m not part of the official system, so there’s no need to be so nervous."

"That’s good, thank you, Lin Yanke." Yang Anbang naturally understood the implication in the words and breathed a big sigh of relief.

Lin Yanke nodded, then walked up to Lu Taiyi again with curiosity, saying, "Your illusion technique seems to be more effective than the monks’.

"..."

"Could it be that you integrated magic from other sects?"

"..."

"Or was it that a patriarch from your sect improved the Buddhist magic?"

"If that’s the case, then it’s a pity, he’s talented yet born at the wrong time."

Lu Taiyi kept his head down and remained silent, as if accepting his fate.

Looking at his demeanor, Lin Yanke suddenly felt something whimsical, as if the world had changed its appearance.

"Officials are coming..."

Just then, Lin Yanke’s ears twitched, and she quickly ascended quietly to the roof.

Sure enough, she saw several flashing red and blue lights not far away, speeding toward them.

Which is quite normal, even though this place is suburban, there are villagers nearby.

Plus, the commotion was loud earlier, with either the wind howling or thunder rumbling, causing chaos; it would be strange if officials didn’t come.

"Officials are coming, take care of yourself. Even if you haven’t done anything wrong, with your skills, they won’t let you continue amongst civilians."

After saying this, Lin Yanke was about to slip away.

"Sis, sis."

Seeing this, Lin Baiwei mustered her courage to step forward and whine, "Sis, I didn’t know about him..."

"We’ll talk about your issue when we get back."

Lin Yanke shot her a displeased glance, causing her to shrink further.

"Lin Yanke, what about us?"

Yang Anbang saw them about to leave, felt a bit tense, and quickly took two steps forward.

Lin Yanke acted as though she hadn’t seen him, took Lin Baiwei, and gracefully jumped over the high wall, disappearing in the blink of an eye.

Soon, police sirens sounded outside the yard, piercing the tranquility of this area.

...

Meanwhile, Changchun Temple was bustling.

Despite the continuous incense burning before the incense burner, there was unusually no trace of people; only a black dog appeared in the scene.

"Woof, woof," it barked furiously, causing the incense burners around to scatter like birds and beasts, afraid of being bitten.

A child was startled, burst into tears with a "wah," and clung tightly to Ning An’s leg, unwilling to let go.

"There, there, it’s okay, don’t be scared," said Ning An comfortingly, stroking his little head.

The child’s parent cautiously approached, hugging her child; she was bitten by a dog when she was little, and she is also afraid of dogs.

"Stop barking!"

Ning An shouted at it.

The big black dog, hearing this, obediently lay on the ground, then looked at Ning An while emitting soft whimpering sounds.

Viewers on the livestream witnessing this scene marveled continuously.

"What a discerning black dog, well done!"

"Indeed, this dog is more understanding than my man. I’d rather keep a dog!"

"This dog must have an owner; its neck hair is sparse, even faintly stained with blood, likely having escaped the family leash."

"Normally, domesticated dogs that escape first go crazy in the village or seek their old pals, why did this one come running to Changchun Temple."

Even the surrounding incense burners were amazed, for such an anthropomorphic dog is generally liked by everyone.

"Does it want to make a wish too?" The child looked out from his mother’s embrace with two eyes, softly speaking.

"Hahaha, this kid, has quite the imagination."

"Yes, it’s a charming kind of innocent talk."

"If this black dog really came to make a wish, then say no more, Changchun Temple would truly be unrivaled."

Having heard these words, the surrounding incense burners laughed out loud.

"No, no, it seems like it’s really here to make a wish."

The child’s face flushed a little red but remained firm, pointing at the black dog with youthful determination.

Seeing this situation, the surrounding incense burners laughed even harder, even the child’s mother couldn’t help but laugh, dissipating some of her fear of dogs.

After all, no matter how discerning the dog is, it can’t understand human society.

Heaven and earth have a path, mankind has laws, which can communicate but not interfere.

Ning An didn’t comment, approaching the black dog, which obediently lowered its head, yet continued whimpering softly.

Like a lost child, anxious and restless.

Ning An squatted down, gently petted its head, and stroked along the tail’s direction.

From this touch, it was clear that beneath its fur, this dog had some solid flesh, indicating that its owner hadn’t mistreated it.

"Are you here to make a wish?"

"Woof, woof, woof."

The big black dog barked twice, as if responding to Ning An.

At that moment, among incense burners, an outgoing young man joked:

"Daoist Master, even if it understands, it probably has no money to buy incense."

"Woof, woof, woof!"

Before finishing his sentence, the big black dog barked at him a few times, then turned and dashed out of the Daoist Temple.

Within just a few seconds, it returned with something in its mouth.

In a hurry, it arrived in front of the incense burner, gently placed the item on the ground, then reluctantly kicked it toward Ning An.

"Whoa!"

Witnessing this extraordinary scene, not only incense burners but also online viewers were astounded.

"Is... is this incense money?"

"I have traversed the internet for over a decade, mastering witty remarks, yet at this moment, I can’t utter a single witty line."

"The essence of money is a commodity exchange; this big bone is precious to the black dog, but to us, it’s worthless."

"Zhan Bo, you know, there’s a black dog here that can make wishes, and even knows to exchange items, it’s incredibly amazing."

Compared to everyone’s surprise and unease, Ning An sighed.

He picked up the bone, placed it in his pocket, then took three incense sticks from the altar, lit them, and inserted them into the incense burner.

"Woof!"

Observing the smoke rising from the incense burner, the big black dog extended its front paws forward, lowered its head, resembling a devout believer in prayer.

Ning An focused his mind, and the system panel appeared.

Sure enough, there were several lines of text:

[Gender: Male]

[Species: Dog]

[Wish: Wants his owner to see their grandson again and stop eating poisonous mushrooms.]

[Wild method of fulfillment: ...]