The next morning, Ke'er came to Yuquan Mountain to pick me up, and then we came to a military airport in the suburbs of Shangjingdong to meet Zhou Min. We were going to set off here, take a military plane to the northwest, and go to the unmanned land of Haimi Mountain.

Qi Kaifeng originally wanted to go with him, but I refused. Uncle Qi liked to point fingers too much. If he followed him, it would inevitably add a lot of unnecessary trouble to us. I told Zhou Min that Keer and I would go by themselves this time, and everyone else would not want it.

Zhou Min agreed.

At noon, we boarded a small plane, took off and flew northwest.

After the plane flew level, Zhou Min opened a military map.

"Young Master, Miss Keer, we will fly for about six hours and land at Airport A at around 17 o'clock." She pointed to the military map and said, "The ruins of the ancient temple are 350 kilometers away from Airport A. We will rest at the airport for one night and drive over tomorrow morning."

"No need to go tomorrow, Keer and I will go there directly tonight," I said.

"Tonight?" Zhou Min was stunned, "Do you need to be so anxious?"

"There is about three hours a day difference between Haimi Mountain and Shangjing, and 17 o'clock there is still afternoon," I said, "A 350-kilometer road will arrive in a maximum of five hours. Tonight, I will determine the entrance to the underground palace, so Keer and I will rest in the ancient temple."

"Resting in the ancient temple..." Zhou Min was shocked, "Young Master, that's..."

"I know, it's evil and there's a dead person," I said, "But don't worry, we are Feng Shui masters and have done all the night in the cemetery. This is nothing strange."

Zhou Min hesitated for a moment and looked at Keer.

Keer smiled confidently, "Don't worry, Director Zhou, you are afraid of that thing, we are not afraid! Let's go and clean them up!"

Zhou Min then breathed a sigh of relief and sighed, "What a hero! If I had known the young master and Miss Keer for two years, this might not have happened..."

"This is fate, it is also fate." I took a sip of water, put down my cup, "Take out the detailed information of the ancient temple and let's take a look."

"Yeah, okay!" Zhou Min took out the notebook from her bag, opened a folder, and then put the computer in front of me, "Young Master, you see, it's all here."

I took it, opened the first folder, and then opened the first photo.

This is a panoramic view of the ruins of the ancient temple.

Ke'er came over and saw it and couldn't help but shout, "I'll go! This temple... is too scary!"

The ancient temple in the photo is large in scale but dilapidated. All the buildings have faded, looking gloomy and terrifying, and particularly scary. No wonder Keer was surprised.

"This place has been abandoned for hundreds of years, and it is normal to become like this," I said, "All buildings are the same. Without daily maintenance, they will be ruined over time. The more sacred and majestic the place, the more weird and terrifying it will become after the ruin."

"Young Master is right," Zhou Min agreed, "The more brilliant the building is, the more miserable it will be after it declines. This ancient temple is large in size, covering an area of ​​nearly 2,000 acres, which is quite large in the ancient Qinghai and Mongolian region. But because of this, after it declines, it became beyond recognition and became this form."

Ke'er wondered, "Since the sea is a deserted mountain, why is there this temple? Since this temple was built, why is it abandoned and turned into ruins?"

"Before the mid-Qing Dynasty, the Haimishan area was a pastoral area with abundant water and grass," Zhou Min said. "After the mid-Qing Dynasty, the pastures here gradually became desertified, and by the end of the Qing Dynasty, it basically turned into a desert."

"That's it..." Ke'er nodded and continued to look at the photos. "I thought it was the reason for this temple."

"Actually... it's the reason for this temple," I said lightly.

"The reason for the temple?" Zhou Min frowned, "Young Master, what do you mean..."

"The underground under this temple is decorated with very powerful barriers," I said, "After these barriers are long, they will destroy the earth atmosphere of hundreds of miles around the temple. The earth atmosphere is good, the water and grass are lush, and the earth atmosphere is damaged, and the landform will change accordingly, making it not uncommon to turn into a desert."

"So that's what it is..." Ke'er understood.

Zhou Min thought about it and asked me, "Young Master, can things like barriers run for so long?"

"It depends on what kind of barrier it is." I looked at her, "Like the Xiaoyu King City, there is a very powerful barrier there, which has been around for thousands of years and is still operating."

"No wonder Qi Duo said his people couldn't get in...", she suddenly realized, "So there is a barrier inside..."

I looked at more than a dozen photos in a row, and suddenly I felt something was wrong, so I quickly turned back to see the first photo.

"What's wrong?" Ke'er asked.

I looked carefully at the first photo and found that the layout of this temple was very different from that of a normal temple. Generally speaking, the temple is arranged along the central axis, but this temple comes according to the layout of Tancheng, that is, a main hall in the middle, surrounded by four main halls, with doors opening in four directions, divided into four main roads, leading directly to four temple gates.

In the eyes of researchers of Tantric culture, this layout of Tancheng is a belief.

But in the eyes of Feng Shui masters, this is more like a formation.

"Zhou Bureau, what are the Buddha statues worshipped in these halls?" I asked Zhou Min.

"In the main hall in the middle, the Tathagata on all sides are worshipped, and in the other four halls, the statues of Tara," she said, "The temple in the east is worshipped with white Tara, the temple in the west is worshipped with red Tara, the temple in the south is worshipped with black Tara, and the temple in the north is worshipped with yellow Tara."

"Oh, I use the method of restraint of the five elements." I nodded and asked her, "Where is the entrance to the underground palace you found?"

"Here," she pointed to the left side of the hall to the west. "There is a secret door under the steps here, with a lion pattern engraved on it. At that time, our expert accidentally discovered that the stone was empty, so he took it out and found a black stone door behind it. After opening it, he found the entrance to the underground palace."

"The left side of the Red Tara", I nodded, "Okay, I remember."

"Young master, there is a problem," Zhou Min said, "When we retreated, we blocked the entrance of the underground palace. If we only rely on you and Miss Keer, we might not be able to open it, otherwise... I will prepare some explosives for you?"

"No need", I shook my head, "This entrance is the gate of death. We must enter the underground palace from the gate of life. If we walk through this gate, we will not be able to get out of it if we enter."

"Where is the Shengmen?" Zhou Min asked.

I shook my head, "I don't know."

"Don't know?" Zhou Min was stunned, "Then..."

I smiled at her, "I don't know now. I'll know when I'll arrive there tonight..."

Zhou Min was not very relieved, "Young Master, why don't I go with you!"

When she said this, the black Bodhisattva behind her showed her body and her eight arms slowly waved.

Keer frowned, "Director Zhou, you..."

I held her hand, pinched it gently, and signaled her not to say anything.

Ke'er glanced at me, understood instantly, and nodded silently.

"You don't have to go," I said to Zhou Min, "I know what I know, don't worry."

Zhou Min thought for a while, "Okay..."
Chapter completed!