The prince of heaven only wants salted fish

No!

How could there be nothing? !

The orcs of the Bilim tribe opened their eyes wide, even more shocked than when they first discovered that the stone on Jicheng's left hand had disappeared.

But it's not surprising. After all, they were almost sure that the stone was hidden in their right hands by Jicheng. At this moment, all their guesses have been overturned. The degree of shock they feel will certainly be greater than when an unknown event comes true. many.

Lian Ya's eyes, which had drooped eyelids caused by wrinkles, widened to normal size. One can imagine how much impact this result had on them.

However, Jicheng's expression has changed. He changed his nervousness and hesitation just now and said with a smile: "Now that I have seen both my left and right hands, you should believe that I really made the stone disappear, right?"

Ya still refused to give up: "Maybe you moved the stone in your right hand..."

Some people in the Bilim tribe's team vaguely echoed, but just from the volume of the sound, you can tell that the momentum is far less than before.

After all, Ya's firm guess just now has been overturned. Now that she wants to say it again, it seems like she is trying to kill a duck.

Jicheng also asked with a smile: "Then where do you think I moved the stone?"

Ya glanced around: This place was decided by them, and people from the Bilim tribe have always been watching here. Even if the people from the Aludulu tribe wanted to do anything here, it would be impossible.

Thinking about it this way, she really didn't know where Ji could hide the stone.

But let Ya just admit that this young man named Ji has indeed gained the favor of the Beast God? Then she was really unwilling to do so.

Ya couldn't answer for a while, and the orcs from the Aludulu tribe immediately began to boo under the leadership of Lin: "If you can't think of it, just admit it! It's not that difficult to be honest!"

Ya: "..."

His eyes were almost on fire.

Seeing Ya's reluctance, Jicheng smiled and said: "Maybe if Priest Ya still doesn't want to believe it, I have other abilities bestowed by the Beast God that I can also show."

Are there other abilities?

The orcs of the Bilim tribe couldn't help but look over in horror - they hadn't even finished digesting the ability that thistle priest had just shown to make stones disappear. Does he have other abilities that he could show?

Ya also had a bad intuition and looked at Jicheng warily.

Jicheng smiled slightly and said, "I remember that Priest Ya seemed to have been taught by the beast god and could predict the weather of the next day through the stars and clouds in the sky?"

The skill of knowing the weather by looking at the clouds actually has nothing to do with whether the beast god is a beast or not. As a high priest, Ya knows very well: predicting the weather through the clouds in the sky, as long as you observe and record more, you can figure out some rules, but she didn't get it at all. She didn't have any teachings from the Beast God, it was just the experience of previous high priests plus her own summary.

Although the probability of it coming true is not 100%, there is still no problem in nine out of ten cases.

The reason why she said this was the teaching of the Beast God was simply to enhance her status in the hearts of her tribe and strengthen her own authority.

But now Jicheng asked, Ya said matter-of-factly: "Yes."

In case Jicheng set some trap for her, Ya added lightly: "But now that there is always such a layer of cloud dust in the sky, it is difficult to make predictions."

She was telling the truth. Originally, to judge the weather, one had to look at the gathering of clouds in the sky. But now there was thick volcanic dust above their heads, and the sky was often hard to see clearly. What's more, they had to guess the weather?

Jicheng smiled and said, "I can."

Ya was immediately stunned.

At first she didn't realize what Jicheng was talking about, but then Ya realized it and almost laughed and said: "You can also predict the weather?"

"in this case?"

The other orcs couldn't help but look up at the sky: it was almost noon now, and there was some thin sunlight shining down, but there was still a layer of gray clouds and dust lingering in the sky, making it difficult to see where the sun was. .

How is it possible to predict the weather under such circumstances?

Even the orcs of the Aludulu tribe felt quite suspicious: Didn't Ji tell them this level when they set off?

But considering that everyone is on the same page, the one who weakens one's own aura is the one who has the awe of the person opposite. So the orcs of Aludulu still stiffened their necks and pretended to be "yes, we can do it" to look at the orcs of the Bilim tribe.

Jicheng still had the same smiling expression - in the past, people like Lin would not hesitate to think that this brat was really annoying and deserved to be beaten, but in the current environment, it is not difficult for people to lament him. He was calm and composed - his tone seemed quite relaxed: "How will you know if you don't try it?"

Ya was really a little annoyed this time and laughed: She didn't know how this kid Ji was pretending to be a ghost before, but Yun Shitian claimed that Ya was quite experienced. This brat wanted to provoke her on this point. That’s really too ignorant!

She asked: "Then what are Priest Ji's plans to try?"

Jicheng was not afraid of the stage and sat down cross-legged on the spot: "Help me protect the law."

Protector?

What is this word?

The orcs in Aludulu were stunned, but when they saw that Jicheng had closed his eyes and put his hands on his knees, they instinctively moved closer to Jicheng to prevent a sneak attack.

Although they didn't expect who would attack in this situation.

The orcs stood guarding Jicheng, and their expressions were particularly empty because they had nothing else to do. The orcs of the Birim tribe did not have to guard Jicheng, but they soon found that they seemed to be even more stupid than they looked when they stood opposite the Aludulu team and stared blankly...

But they had already agreed to see how Jicheng "predicted the weather". If they just withdrew like this, wouldn't it make them look even more stupid?

As time passed, Ya began to regret why she had been talking to Jicheng for so long just now - weren't they talking about something about the alliance at the beginning? If they didn't agree, they would just start fighting! Why did the situation become like this in the end? ?

The more Ya thought about it, the more she regretted it. She even began to doubt whether this was a conspiracy of the Aludulu tribe.

After all, Ya was old, and now she had been tossing around outside for so long, her alertness and thinking began to become a little confused.

Just when Ya wanted to give an order regardless, Jicheng finally opened his eyes.

He looked a little tired.

Strangely enough, Ji Cheng had been sitting here without moving, but his face had become paler, and even sweat oozed from his forehead, as if he had just done something extremely physically demanding.

Ya and other orcs looked at Ji Cheng with some doubt.

His physical strength seemed to have been consumed quite a lot, so that he did not stand up from the ground the first time he opened his eyes, but supported himself on his knees, raised his head and grinned in Ya's direction.

"First of all, it will rain tomorrow..."

When he said this, Ya and others did not believe it very much - I don't know if it was because of the thick cloud dust blocking it, there was very little rain this year, and it was not the rainy season at all, how could it rain tomorrow?

I'm afraid he was deliberately bragging to show that he was very powerful?

Thinking of this, Ya's expression could not help but have a little more contempt: she didn't really believe that Ji Cheng could really predict the weather, and now when she heard him say this, she just felt "as expected".

Just as she was about to say something, Ji Cheng continued, "Then what..."

He looked at Ya and the orcs of the Birim tribe behind her with a strange look: "If you have time to argue with me here, you should go home quickly."

Ji Cheng said earnestly: "There was a fire in the Birim tribe's base."

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In the end, this meeting almost ended in vain, because the Birim tribe, who suddenly received the notice of the fire in their hometown, left in a hurry, and the alliance or not did not discuss it again-of course, before leaving, Ya still made a harsh statement to Ji Cheng, saying that if Ji Cheng lied to them, he would definitely not let Aludulu down.

Faced with such a threat, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince did not care too much about Ya, the old lady, in accordance with the good virtue of respecting the elderly and loving the young.

After all, according to the situation perceived by his mental power, they should have lost half their lives just to put out the fire in the Birim tribe.

However, the Birim tribe left in a hurry, and the people of the Aludulu tribe would not let Ji Cheng go easily.

As soon as he returned to the tribal station, everyone hurriedly surrounded him: "Where did the stone go?"

"Will it really rain tomorrow?"

"Is there really a fire in the Birim tribe? How did you know?"

"You didn't set the fire, did you? Ji?"

The person who asked the last soul-searching question was Lin. Ji Cheng: "?"

He asked back: "Do you think I'm someone who would do such a thing?"

Lin nodded seriously - that's too true, if he had to choose a black-hearted guy in Aludulu who would secretly set fire to the Birim tribe station, it must be Ji!

Ji Cheng: "..."

He was speechless for a long time before he said unhappily: "It wasn't me."

Although His Royal Highness the Crown Prince had indeed considered this sneak attack, something in his sea of ​​consciousness would not allow this to happen.

- So, the fire in the Birim tribe station was really a coincidence for Ji Cheng.

After all, in the process of contacting the Aludulu tribe, the Birim tribe also gradually popularized the use of fire. With so many people in their garrison, it is not impossible that someone accidentally burned the house, right?

They have not received Ji Cheng's education on safe use of fire!

Then Ji Cheng was greeted by the suspicious eyes of the orcs.

Obviously, what kind of status he holds in the hearts of the orcs of the Aludulu tribe is already very clear.

Ji Cheng: "... It's really not me."

The orcs had to be patient and think about it again, and admitted that Ji Cheng had been with them all day, and even if he had the intention to commit a crime, he would not have the time to commit the crime.

But...

"What about the first two questions?"

Will it really rain tomorrow? And where did the stone go?

The orcs knew that they had to perform the stone flying technique in front of the Birim tribe - after all, with Ji Cheng's clumsy hands, he practiced this trick for more than a month. There were people coming and going in the tribe, and Ji Cheng had to find an audience to verify the performance effect. It was hard for them not to know.

As far as they know, the key to this performance is to be quick with your hands and quickly clamp the stone between the thumb and palm of your right hand when the right hand passes over the left hand. There is no other secret.

So when Ya pointed out that Ji Cheng might have hidden the stone in his right hand, the orcs of Aludulu were so nervous that their hearts almost jumped out of their chests. But who knew that when Ji Cheng opened his right hand, there was no stone in it at all!

Not to mention that Ya didn't know what was going on, even the orcs of Aludulu tribe didn't figure it out!

As for why he knew it would rain tomorrow, Ji Cheng couldn't explain the existence of his spiritual power. He could only say "I guessed blindly" casually. It was up to the orcs to believe it or not.

But as for the question of how the stone disappeared...

Ji Cheng smiled mysteriously, and then shook his animal skin coat. The next second, a small stone rolled out of Ji Cheng's sleeve.