The Legend of Situ Shankong.

Summary

The passage describes a harrowing encounter with a supernatural ghost in an underground cave, where the narrator is nearly killed by a Vajra Peg, a ritual implement from esoteric Buddhism known for creating severe cross-shaped wounds. Qin Bu Kong unexpectedly saves the narrator's life, revealing that the ghost, not Qin, was responsible for the previous injury to the narrator's master. The narrator delivers the Vajra Peg to his master, suggesting a misunderstanding about Qin's involvement. The master undergoes successful surgery, and the narrator remains by his side, setting the stage for an impending unexpected confrontation.

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