Chapter 106 Curiosity is heavy
Mingji is very curious about her.
He always felt that there were deep secrets hidden in her that could not be revealed to outsiders, including the mysterious Xuyun Mountain in her inner demon world.
He believed that the place with spring-like seasons and abundant spiritual power would definitely attract many people to it. However, he was currently forced to do so by the Demon Lord and Demon King who had appeared in Jiang Yu's fantasy world, as well as the fact that he was still the number one in the Immortal Sect. Song Hui, a human being, had to temporarily stop thinking about Xuyun Mountain.
Ming Ji looked at her. Out of curiosity, he once again spent some of his life and opened his eyes to look at Jiang Yu's fate.
...died young.
No surprise.
But how long did it take for such a person to appear in the world?
Ming Ji thought for a while. He had read many ancient books left by his predecessors, but he had never found a person like her before.
Heaven seemed to want to bring all the good things in the world to her.
A background so powerful that no one in the world can match it, resources that no one else dares to think of, an astonishing talent, and her spiritual power that seems to have no end.
If other people have one of these things, they can be called the pride of heaven. At such a young age, she can hold them all in her hands.
Those who practice, especially him, believe in the existence of heaven.
There is no free lunch in the world, and God will not pour so many things into one person for no reason.
This may be related to Jiang Yu's fate of dying young.
She was the darling of heaven, but she was doomed to die young.
A very contradictory relationship.
It's a pity that even though he has talent, he is too shallow to figure out Jiang Yu's curious and confusing fate.
He smiled and hung the beads in his hands: "I like this method too. Sometimes, writing a letter is not to tell others anything, but to make yourself feel more relaxed. Whether the letter can be delivered or not does not matter. It doesn’t seem to matter anymore.”
"..." Jiang Yu was silent for a moment and suddenly looked at him warily.
If she hadn't been sure and certain that under Fu Yu's cover, the other party wouldn't know much about salvation, she would have almost thought that he knew everything.
He obviously shouldn't know anything, but what he said sounded like there was something in it.
Jiang Yu didn't want to use her brain to think about what this person meant. She simply dismissed the other person's words as not understanding and smiled dryly at him. Out of respect for people in Buddhism, she didn't say clearly that she thought he was like this. The words sounded like they were being yin and yang.
Speaking of yin and yang, she became a little more suspicious of the young master with a gentle smile in front of her, and glanced at the street behind him where there were not many people: "Young master came here, are you looking for something? ?”
This place is not a remote place, but in order to find such a messenger who can deliver her letters, she has traveled almost all over Nanhai Creek. Naturally, she also knows where she is at the moment, whether it is the inn where they stayed or the Nanfan Temple. , the distance is not close.
It was hard for her not to wonder why he was here.
"The poor monk is born to be more curious than others, and is obsessed with finding out some mysterious things." He smiled, and took out a simple letter from his sleeve, "Of course, I also dropped by to send one. letter."
Jiang Yu casually glanced at the envelope in his hand. It was clean and there was nothing written on it.
She had no intention of finding out who the letter was written to, so she twitched her lips and asked, "Have you figured out what you want to figure out this time?"
"No." Ming Ji said honestly, "I think this process will be very long...but I like it very much."
Jiang Yu glanced at him and felt more and more that there was something in this man's words, and every word seemed to be directed at her.
She narrowed her eyes dangerously. She heard that this young master Mingji was the next abbot of Nanfan Temple and had the same heavenly eyes as his master.
Although she is not worried about her own affairs being exposed, she cannot guarantee that the other party will be able to see anything.
"In that case -" she smiled, turned sideways and gave way, "Young Master, please allow me."
(End of chapter)