Chapter 124 I would rather lose to Tathagata than to Qing 29
Seeing his angry look, the abbot was speechless for a long time.
Seeing that he was pointing his sword at the prince and wanted to take action, the abbot quickly dissuaded him: "Stop! You can't do it!"
The guard in black covered his arm that was scratched by the sword and stood in front of the prince, his eyes as guarded as a hawk's dove.
There was a moment of tension.
Suddenly...
"Hey, what are you doing?"
The girl's clear voice came, with a rather puzzled tone.
Everyone subconsciously followed the sound.
Seeing Xu Chen holding a blood-stained sword and his body covered with evil spirits, Qing Wu blinked in surprise.
Damn it?
Xu Chen, he actually turned black!
After hearing the familiar voice, Xu Chen froze.
He couldn't help but tighten his grip on the hilt of the sword, and looked up at the girl sitting on the wall with her feet dangling.
This feeling and scene are just like seeing them for the first time.
"Awu..."
The moment he saw her, the black energy on Xu Chen's body immediately dissipated, and his beautiful eyes regained their clarity. When I look at him again, he seems to be still the gentle young monk who worshiped the Buddha.
Everyone breathed a sigh of relief inexplicably, surviving the disaster.
Turning his head to look at the miserable situation below, Qingwu pursed his lips slightly.
Okay, after thinking about it, she roughly guessed what happened.
Seeing Xu Chen looking at her unblinkingly, she smiled and stretched out her hand to him, "I can't go down, Xu Chen, please catch me."
Xu Chen fluttered his eyelashes and gently curved his eyes: "Okay."
Throwing away the sword in his hand, he walked under her wall and looked at her intently.
Qingwu jumped down cleanly, her blue dress flying.
Immediately, she fell into a warm embrace, and the familiar scent of sandalwood entered her nose.
Thinking of the conversation when they first met, Qingwu found it funny.
"This time, why didn't you tell me to help me find a ladder?"
Xu Chen lowered his head slightly, as if he was surrendering.
She patted his shoulder: "Okay, let me down."
"No."
Not only did he refuse, but he hugged her tighter.
Qing Wu was a little surprised, she didn't expect him to say this. She raised her eyes and met his bright gaze.
After looking at each other for a few seconds, she shrank her neck slightly.
What should I do? Why did she suddenly feel a little panicked?
Xu Chen carefully held the girl in his arms, not willing to let go for a moment, as if he had gained some precious, lost treasure. He hugged her and walked directly outside, ignoring everyone present.
"Huh? Where are you taking me?"
"Go home."
"...Huh?"
Qing Wu felt that she couldn't keep up with his thinking.
go home? Go back, where are you going?
When he was about to reach the courtyard gate, Xu Chen stopped.
The prince and his guards felt as if they were facing a powerful enemy.
Xu Chen turned around and looked at the ginkgo branch that had fallen on the ground, his eyes dark. Then, he looked down at the girl who was obediently nestled in his arms.
"Awu, the ginkgo tree is gone."
This sounds like a complaint.
There was a hint of grievance in his eyebrows.
Hearing this, Qingwu also turned to look at the desolate branch that had fallen to the ground.
After all, it was part of her current body. When it was cut off, she noticed it on the way back to the temple.
She innocently rolled her smart eyes, "That's not important... I'll explain it to you later."
"Yeah."
He hugged the person and continued walking out.
Faintly, you can still hear their conversation.
"Wait a minute, Xu Chen, where are you taking me?"
"Go home."
"Go back where?"
"Home."
"Crack!"
The girl slapped her shoulder angrily, but Xu Chen didn't let go.
Qingwu took a deep breath.
This man has gone dark, so why is he still stupid?
Xu Chen tightened his arms with dark eyes.
Only by seeing someone who was still lively and energetic could he soothe his uneasy heart.
Only then can he make himself believe that she is finally back...
I found that saving manuscripts is a good thing
(End of chapter)