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Chapter 359, Monk, Come to the Bowl 40
Chapter 359, Monk, Come to the Bowl 40
However, if Yuqingchi doesn't want to be a monk himself, then that's another matter.
Although Yuqingchi found an excuse to run away because of shyness, Qingcheng did not miss what he just said.
People from Dongyu Kingdom are coming!
Qingcheng squinted her eyes, her watery eyes were sparkling, and her figure disappeared in a flash.
"Master, you said that the people of Dongyu Kingdom called the disciples to do things for Princess Qingxin?" The man's fresh and refined voice was extremely pleasant, but his tone was slightly suspicious.
"Yes, Qingchi, the adults sent by Dongyu Kingdom said that Princess Qingxin suddenly fell ill. Saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda. Qingchi, you should go down the mountain!"
The abbot's tone was a little helpless.
Yuqingchi moved his lips, wanting to say something, but in the end he didn't say anything, and bent over to shake the abbot.
"Master, this disciple obeys!"
……
Standing at the door of the abbot's wing, Qingcheng propped her chin and her eyes flickered when she heard the conversation inside.
Sure enough, what was supposed to happen still happened, but she just had to protect the little monk so that his life was not in danger.
The complex eyes flashed away, and Qingcheng disappeared at the door in an instant.
In the afternoon, seeing the sun set from the western mountain, the originally warm world was suddenly blown by cold winds, and the temperature difference in spring in Lingshan was relatively large.
Yuqingchi packed up and saluted, because the people of Dongyu Kingdom said that Princess Qingxin was seriously ill and there was no delay, so they had to rush to Nancheng that afternoon.
Nancheng, the capital of Dongyu Kingdom, was the former capital of Nanning. After Nancheng was occupied by Dongyu Kingdom, Nanning Kingdom was restored and its capital was Yanjing.
Yuqingchi didn't see Qingcheng until he packed up and saluted, and the expression on his face was obviously a bit disappointed.
Just as the people outside were urging him again, Yuqingchi had no choice but to open the door and walk out.
Originally, the abbot said to let the fat monk go with Yuqingchi, but the people from Dongyu Kingdom rejected the abbot's proposal, because they only brought a carriage from the mountain, and the people above said that they could only let Yuqingchi alone Go to Dongyu country.
There was no other way, so Yuqingchi could only pack up and salute and go to Nancheng alone.
Inexplicably, he felt a little uneasy when he went to Nancheng this time, so he didn't approve of people from the spiritual temple going with him.
Yuqingchi walked to the gate of the spiritual temple together with the guards waiting outside the door, and looked back at the misty mountains and forests, the familiar courtyard, bell tower, and Buddha statues. This is the place where he has lived for so many years.
The farthest place Yuqingchi has left is Huixiang Town at the foot of the mountain, and he will always feel sad, but at this moment, what he is worried about is that the little fox has never appeared.
The other monks in the Lingmiao scrambled to confess to Yuqingchi, for fear that Yuqingchi would be deceived outside the unfamiliar place, so everyone was very worried.
It was not until a middle-aged man in a blue robe urged that Yuqingchi turned around and followed them down the mountain.
But at this time, a white fox jumped into Yuqingchi's arms fiercely, and Yuqingchi put on a smile on his face, looking at Qingcheng with surprise in his eyes.
He held Qingcheng in his arms and smoothed her hair.
"Little fox, why are you here?"
After asking this sentence, Yuqingchi seemed to explain without waiting for Qingcheng to answer.
"Little fox, someone from Dongyu Kingdom asked me to go to Nancheng, but I didn't find you just now, so I didn't have time to tell you, you won't be angry!"
Qingcheng's black and white eyes flickered, and he touched the back of Yuqingchi's hand with his paw soothingly.
(End of this chapter)