Sang Que pretended to be Nanny Wang, supporting Yao Zhen, who was disguised as Old Madam Meng, as they returned to the Buddhist Hall.
Yao Zhen couldn't kneel before the Longevity Buddha Statue with a gilded body in the hall, puckering her lips as she looked at Sang Que, who glanced at the Buddha Statue inside and also hesitated.
Immediately, Sang Que drove away all the people cleaning and serving around the hall, claiming that the old madam was frightened and needed some peace.
Sang Que could feel someone watching from the shadows, so she and Yao Zhen tried their best to act normal.
Yao Zhen sat in the Taishi Chair within the Buddhist Hall, twirling prayer beads in her hand, closed her eyes to rest, and murmured words, yet she wasn't reciting the Buddhist Scripture, but rather the Taoist Scripture.
Wearing someone else's skin made both Sang Que and Yao Zhen somewhat uncomfortable.
