The documents that cannot be found are my inner brothers who lead the way.

Some considerate senior sisters will also give him tea cooked by him, or some exquisite desserts and delicious dried fruits.

"Junior Brother Mo, please read books with peace of mind. If you have any needs, just tell us." A female senior sister wearing a Taoist robe in the inner door of Taixu Gate and a beautiful appearance said to Mo Hua with a smile.

This sentence instantly reminded me of ink painting.

Mo Hua asked, "Senior Sister, are you free?"

The female senior sister was slightly surprised when she heard this, and then she smiled and said, "I have time, what's wrong with my junior brother?"

"Well," Mo Hua nodded, and then spread out a piece of paper. "I have been studying ancient Chinese texts in Dahuang recently, but these texts are too old and too difficult to understand. I'm researching them alone, and the progress is too slow..."

"I wonder if I can ask my seniors, please help me compare and check."

"Okay, let's take a look..." The female senior sister took the paper, looked at it, pondered for a moment, and then called a few more senior sisters in the inner sect.

These inner sect senior sisters called out several inner sect senior brothers.

One of the inner brothers looked at it for a while and said, "Zi Ling is interested in these ancient Chinese writings of Taoism, so I call him over."

A moment later, a slender and scholarly inner disciple came over. When he saw the ancient texts given by Mo Hua, he was a little unsure. He pondered for a moment and said:

"My master has a lot of research on this, so I'll invite him to come and have a look."

After a while, the senior brother of the inner sect, named "Ziling", came over with a young and crane-haired inner sect elder.

"This is my master, Elder Chu." Ziling said.

"Hello, Elder Chu." Mo Hua saluted.

Elder Chu was a little surprised when he saw the ink painting, and nodded and signaled, "Hello."

Then he lowered his head, glanced at him, looked through the ancient Chinese texts on the paper, and immediately became interested, so he asked about ink paintings:

"Do you want to decipher these ancient Chinese scriptures?"

"Yes." Mo Hua nodded.

"Is it urgent?"

“It’s very urgent.”

"Okay," Elder Chu pondered, "I have a group of inner students under me who have followed me to practice the philology of the ancient Chinese of Jiuzhou, and their foundation is good..."

Elder Chu looked at the ink painting and said concisely:

"So, you break your ancient text into paragraphs and give it to me one by one. I will let them correct the erroneously word by word, and give you the meaning."

"It's both fast and safe."

The ancient Taoist scriptures generally involve some ancient secret Taoist traditions.

Since it is a secret, it is inconvenient to disclose it.

After disassembly, deciphering word by word, which will not only help ink paintings, but also not leak secrets.

Elder Chu is experienced and thoughtful.

Mo Hua was overjoyed, very grateful in his heart, and bowed: "Thank you, Elder Chu."

Elder Chu stroked his beard and nodded with relief.

After that, the ink painting became much easier. He only divided a large area of ​​obscure and complex ancient Chinese texts into small lines, and then handed them over to Elder Chu. Elder Chu distributed them to his inner disciples to proofread and decipher them one by one.

The final deciphered "interpretation" is summarized into the hands of Mo Hua.

Ink painting is then connected with the context and sorted out the meaning of the entire Dahuang ancient text.

During this period, Mo Hua himself would also decipher. When encountering problems with ancient philology, he would ask his senior brothers and sisters of several generations of Gao. If he was not sure, he would ask Elder Chu for advice.

Three people go together there must be my teacher.

After all, Mo Hua himself has a young age and has never studied many Taoist knowledge. Therefore, if you have the opportunity, you should not be ashamed to ask questions, ask humbly, study hard, and find ways to broaden your knowledge and horizons.

For monks, the strength of cultivation is just a kind of power.

The strength of knowledge and cognition is also very important.

While studying ink painting, deciphering, immersing in the atmosphere of research on Taoism and studying Taoism without distraction, it is like drinking sweet rain.

Mr. Xun was worried about ink paintings. Occasionally, he saw ink paintings in the Sutra Pavilion, mingling like fish in water.

Several elders from the inner sect, along with a group of senior brothers and sisters from the inner sect, were busy studying something around ink paintings.

The things developed must be "read" for ink paintings.

This made Mo Hua, a little disciple of the outer sect, look like the "big brother" of the inner sect.

Mr. Xun sighed slightly, not knowing what to say for a moment.

"This kid is really, you can get a 'go-to-know' anywhere..."

Mr. Xun shook his head.

However, it is a good thing that can make ink paintings easy to do in the inner door.

As for what ink painting is studying, Mr. Xun will not ask too much about it.

Anyway, when you encounter a problem, Mo Hua will solve it yourself.

If you can't solve it, you will come to ask sooner or later.

Mr. Xun is not worried.

Mr. Xun looked at Mo Hua silently again, confirming that Mo Hua's sea of ​​consciousness was stable, his emotions were normal, and his fate did not show any evil. Then he nodded slightly, and then disappeared without saying a word.

In the Sutra Library, ink paintings are still studying ancient Chinese literature.

The team led by Elder Chu, who was well-educated, and a group of inner sect seniors "worked". The progress of deciphering will naturally be a thousand miles a day.

In less than half a month, the ancient texts of the Great Wilderness in the Evil God's Bone Simplified were roughly translated.

Mo Hua naturally felt very grateful and thanked Elder Chu and a group of senior brothers and sisters.

After all these days of hard work, Mo Hua finally mastered the ancient Chinese texts of the Great Wilderness and learned the origin of this ancient array of wilderness:

As the second elder said, this ancient formation was indeed from the hand of the great wild witch Zhu many years ago.

This great wizard Zhu is proficient in astronomy and proficient in witchcraft. He integrates the formations of various sources and flows of the Great Wilderness and forms one by one. He is a stunning genius.

Later, he accidentally entered the wilderness and was lucky enough to die. He was still alive in a desperate situation. He had another adventure and obtained a "Taotie Formation" left behind in ancient times.

But this Taotie formation is a ferocious beast formation pattern and cannot be used by "humans".

Moreover, the Taotie Formation is an ancient formation, an evil formation, and an alien formation, which is contrary to the orthodox practice system. Neither the Taoist tradition of the Taoist court nor the inheritance of the Great Wilderness can be compatible with this Taotie Formation, and plays the role of this formation.

The great witch Zhu was unwilling to give up, so he worked hard, spent his whole life's spiritual thoughts, and exhausted his spiritual consciousness. Finally, based on this ancient Taotie formation, he improved a formation that can be inherited and used by monks.

This is exactly the case, the Twelve Sutras Taotie Spirit Bones Array!

But the problem is that this formation is not simple at all.

Although the Great Wizard Zhu tried his best, the difficulty of the second-grade 24th-line pattern is still too outrageous, enough to make all the formation masters intimidate.

Therefore, this formation is buried in the darkness as time passes.

There are only so many sources recorded in the Bone Slice.

This record is not detailed.

There must be more secrets involved. At least the royal family in the Great Wilderness had to block this ultimate formation? The Bone Shop did not mention it.

But none of these matters. What Mo Hua wants to know most is the formation and formation diagram of the Taotie Spirit Bones Array of the Twelve Sutras.

Continue to flip the ink painting backwards.

The internal structure of this bone simplified bone is layered, like the joints of a giant beast, which is very strange.

And all the records are shrouded in a dark mist.

Only by understanding the ancient Chinese texts of the Great Wilderness on the previous level can you continue to flip back and see deeper texts and graphics.

After the origin, the principles and essence of the formation are.

Mo Hua only took a rough look and understood the preliminary formation. His scalp was numb and his heart was shocked.

This is a surprising formation concept that he had never imagined.

There are wild ideas, magical creations, and methods that are like antelope hanging their horns without falling into a rude way.

Some of his previous speculations were correct.

The twelve meridians refer to the twelve main meridians in the body of a monk, which communicates with the positive energy of the five internal organs, such as the three burners, and follows the changes of the twelve hours, and flows according to the natural circulation.

Taotie is the greedy and cruel ancient ferocious beast formation, which is the origin of the formation.

Among the spiritual bones, "spirit" refers to the spiritual power of a monk, and "skeleton" refers to the bones of a monk.

The so-called "spiritual bone" refers to the skeleton of spiritual power.

The ancient Taotie formation, the twelve sutras of the monks, and the bones of the Zhoutian, are integrated into one, forming a "spirit external bones" that can accommodate more spiritual power.

At that time, spiritual power can be stored in the Taotie spiritual bones.
To be continued...