monster study

Chapter 136 Xiaoxuetian Sword

Lu Zhifei carefully put away the leaves and put them against his chest, as if he could still feel the temperature from the leaves.It was a reassuring, warm feeling.

At the same time, Jiu Ge finally found the part about Caiwei from his complicated memory, and excitedly let Lu Zhifei and Shang Si pass by.

"The Caiwei you are talking about is the apprentice of the old Taoist priest." Jiu Ge said: "Speaking of which, in the hundred years when Duguang was particularly lively, Caiwei was the first to come, and the old Taoist was the last to come. Yes, master and apprentice start one by one and end one by one, the order is the reverse of age."

Old Taoist?Caiwei's master?Lu Zhifei was puzzled.

Jiu Ge remembered that Lu Zhifei didn't know about the old Taoist priest, so he explained a bit, and finally said: "The old Taoist priest came from Kunlun Mountain, the fourth master should know about it."

Shang Si listened to his description, and soon a person appeared in his mind, "It is the Taoist Master Ming Chenzi of Chuyang Temple in Kunlun Mountain." Seeing Lu Zhifei looking at him, he added, "Chuyangzi is Yu Ya's master."

Yu Ya?Lu Zhifei was slightly stunned, but when he thought of the jade coffin in the cave in the back mountain of Kunlun, all the connections seemed reasonable.The weed picker came from Kunlun, that's why he finally wanted to take Liu Sheng back to Kunlun Mountain and lock him there for him to think about his mistakes.This may be the last protection method he can think of. As long as he reaches Kunlun, Liu Sheng will be safe.

However, no one thought that the story would end like that, and Lu Zhifei quickly thought of a new question, "Since Caiwei is a disciple of Chuyangguan, why didn't you recognize him at first?"

In Lu Zhifei's impression, Shang Si was very familiar with Kunlun.He knew Yu Ya and Ming Chenzi, how could he not know that Ming Chenzi's apprentice was called Caiwei?Why did Caiwei appear in the building view of Zhongnan Mountain again?

Shang Si rubbed his nose and said, "I really don't know about that. Compared to Kunlun, a place that doesn't stick to the world, I prefer to travel around. But the old Taoist had such an incompetent little apprentice before. According to the observation, other People say that this apprentice is a bit deviant, and he never went back after he left Kunlun. The people in the temple never mentioned this person in front of Ming Chenzi, so I don’t know his name. If Caiwei really If it is Ming Chenzi's apprentice, then he is very likely to be that little apprentice."

"Then he is Yu Ya's uncle?" Lu Zhifei said.

"It can be said that way." Shang Si nodded, "I have inquired before that Caiwei only stayed in Zhongnan Mountain for a few years before meeting Liu Sheng, and he is not a disciple of Lou Guanli."

Hearing this, Lu Zhifei slowly sketched a gradually full image of Caiwei in his mind.

He had never seen Caiwei before, so he didn't know what this Taoist priest who made Liu Sheng so persistent looked like. To Lu Zhifei, he was more of a name.

However, in Shang Si and Jiu Ge's constant supplementary narration, Lu Zhifei seemed to see a real Caiwei who was completely different from his original imagination.

"The first time I can remember seeing him, there was no one in Duguangye, so he would often sit under the tree with a sword on his lap and meditate alone. Duguangye is very big, and I often take it with him. He ran around with Lin Pian, so he might only come back to Jianmu once every ten days and a half months to see him. Anyway, every time I walked, he was in the same posture, and when I came back, he was basically in the same posture. It won't change."

Jiu Ge still remembers one time, he couldn't hold back and went over to talk to him, asking him what he was doing here and why he didn't leave?

Caiwei replied, "I'm waiting for someone."

"Oh." Jiuge got an answer, so he ignored him.But later, many people came to Duguangzhiye one after another, and each of them was not the one Caiwei was waiting for.

He saw that Caiwei looked up every time, and then closed her eyes quietly again. The number of times was too high, and Jiuge also subconsciously cared about it.Will the next one be that person?

Later, when the old Taoist priest came, when Jiu Ge saw that Caiwei, who had been sitting quietly waiting in the corner, stood up and walked up to the old Taoist priest, bowed respectfully and called Master, Jiu Ge thought that the old Taoist priest was the one he was waiting for. that person.

But neither is the old Taoist priest.

This is really a strange pair of master and apprentice, Jiuge thought at the time.

Everyone else left, only the two of them sat opposite each other, sometimes it took a long time to say a few words.Then if you don't leave, I won't leave either.

What they said was also incoherent, and it seemed unclear to Jiuge at the time.

The two sat under the tree for 49 days. On the last day, Caiwei said to Ming Chenzi: "Master, when I left Kunlun, you told me that when I have an apprentice one day, I can understand what you're saying."

Ming Chenzi's withered eyelids moved, and he opened them to look at his little apprentice who had grown up and became more and more stable, "Then do you understand now?"

"I understand." Caiwei's voice was soft, as if saying one more sentence would consume too much of his strength, "Actually, I didn't understand it very well before, as for the moment I met you again, I understood it .”

Ming Chenzi's voice was also soft and indifferent, just like the rustling of Jianmu leaves in the breeze. He asked, "Why?"

"When I was on the mountain, I was young and frivolous. I couldn't understand the truths you taught me one by one, and I couldn't agree with them all. You told me that you might as well go out and have a look. I thought you were going to drive me away, so I acted angrily. I left Kunlun. I didn’t understand what you said until I stayed in the world for a long time, saw more things and suffered more. It’s just that at that time I was no longer a young man with no scruples. I remembered some of the past If you are frivolous, you will blush, and you will have no face to go back."

In the past, I was unwilling, but later I dared not, and the years were wasted unknowingly.Caiwei finally went back, but not in the way he thought.

At that time, Liu Sheng was hunted down for killing the young suzerain of Qingblin Mountain, and the murderer paid for his life. Caiwei understood this truth.In particular, Qingmang Mountain is still a Jianghu sect, and it adheres to this unique rule.

But Caiwei knew her apprentice. Although he practiced with her, his talent was mediocre, and he was delayed for a long time because of the treatment of his leg disease, so his cultivation base was much lower than that of the young sect master.If he really killed the other party, there must be something strange in it.

Caiwei wanted to find out the truth wholeheartedly, so she asked her friend Qiuyang Taoist priest for help, and ran around.Later he found out the truth, knowing that the young master had planned to kill Master Fan of Wanfa Temple at the time of next month's autumn edict in order to seize a secret treasure in charge of Wanfa Temple. Yu Liusheng was kind, so Liusheng designed to obstruct it.

The young suzerain planned to fall through the cracks, so he fell in love with Liu Sheng and framed him everywhere.The two fought several times, but Liu Sheng was defeated because of his weak power, until the last time, Liu Sheng set up a trick and killed him in one fell swoop.

After learning the truth, Caiwei did not breathe a sigh of relief. In any case, if Liu Sheng killed someone, he would no longer argue.Moreover, there is no proof that the young sect master tried to kill Master Fan, and the people involved have been silenced long ago.How do you prove that something didn't happen?

Even Master Fan never knew that Liu Sheng had helped him in the dark, and Qingmang Mountain would not admit their own filth.

Caiwei is sad and helpless.

He was heartbroken that Liu Sheng was unwilling to tell him this matter, but directly killed people with vicious methods.

It was even more distressing that as his master, he was so devoted to pursuing the Dao all day long that he didn't even know that such a big thing had happened to his apprentice.If the teaching is not strict, the teacher is lazy.If Yagyu was wrong, so was he.

Caiwei wanted to protect Liu Sheng wholeheartedly, so she had no choice but to adopt the last method—to take Liu Sheng back to Kunlun.He planned very well at that time, he wanted to temporarily lock Liu Sheng in Kunlun to calm him down.After he had settled the matter outside, he would go back and slowly enlighten Liu Sheng, leading him back to the right path.

Liu Sheng is his only disciple, for Cai Wei, no matter how many mistakes he makes, he is not willing to give up.

So Caiwei returned to Kunlun, the place he thought he would never go back to again.Kneeling in front of the temple, he begged Master to open the mountain gate so that Liu Sheng could stay in Kunlun.

The sun set and rose again, and Caiwei knelt in front of the temple for three sunsets before the door of the Yangguan finally opened slowly in front of him.

His master didn't show up, but Caiwei, who was prostrating on the ground, knew that the master must be watching him somewhere.Just as he had done with Yagyu, his master was still waiting for his return.

Caiwei knocked her head three times, but didn't enter into the contemplation, and took Liu Sheng directly to the back mountain.He didn't want to let the troubles of this world bother the master, and when everything was resolved, he would come back to make amends to the master.

It's just that he was so busy at that time that he didn't have time to pay attention to others, he didn't do anything more than Liu Sheng, but he only ignored Liu Sheng.

He didn't want to disappoint anyone, but in the end he failed everyone.

He thought that the words he could say again, the people he could meet again, were all buried in the wind and snow in Kunlun.

Now, looking at the emaciated master, his eyes slightly moistened, "Master, are you still waiting for me to come back?"

Ming Chenzi didn't answer, and quietly raised his head to look at Jianmu with dead branches and leaves, and said: "Trees are always waiting for spring to happen. Year after year, old trees tend to decline, and small trees grow into big trees. This is natural."

As he said that, he withdrew his gaze and looked at Caiwei with a softer gaze.Just like when Caiwei was a child, no matter how withered and prosperous the vegetation is, some things have not changed.

"Master..." Caiwei knelt on the ground, her voice choked with sobs.

"I got it, I got it." Ming Chenzi smiled and considered his words, "It's fine if a disciple who is incompetent has a disciple who is incompetent. You don't need others to save you. As a teacher, let's take a step ahead." gone."

The old voice drifted to my ears, and when Caiwei raised her head again, a breeze blew across the wilderness, and the master had already returned to the sky.

Caiwei stood up staggeringly, looked up at the high sky above Jianmu, the wind blew his loose hair tied up with a mahogany hairpin, and also dried his eye sockets.

In the wilderness of heaven and earth, there is a sense of solitude, except for the roar of the remaining beasts.

He lifted the sword and suddenly wanted to dance to the breeze.

Waking up from a coma, Liu Sheng looked at Jian Mu, and suddenly seemed to see Cai Wei who was dancing a sword many years ago.He didn't rigorously bundle all the messy hair into the crown, and didn't have a serious face. The clouds and wind shuttled around him at will, and the grass blades above his knees couldn't stop his casual steps.

And the sword lights swept into the distance, turning into streams on the ground, gurgling and flowing.

It was a set of familiar swordsmanship, but it had a different way of practice than before.

Liu Sheng remembered it, "Xiao Xue Tian Jian", the master loved this set of swordsmanship, but Liu Sheng couldn't practice it well no matter how hard he practiced it.Because he always felt that no matter how he practiced, he was probably not as good-looking as his master.

It would be great if there was another snowfall, this set of swordsmanship looks best in the snow.