There's something wrong with this assassin

Chapter 53 The Dust Settles

Xue Ling has already seen Kong Wu's fighting style before, it is really majestic and straightforward.

According to the previous statistics, Kong Wu has basically never dodged any attack, and all of them were head-to-head. What happened next, such as the Depressed Ecstasy Palm, the full-strength blow of the Heitian Demon Art, etc., Kong Wu accepted them all, and If it wasn't for old age and frailty and lack of vitality, it wouldn't end up being seriously injured and unable to heal itself.

In fact, rounding it up, it can be judged that if Kong Wu was 20 years younger, he should be able to beat everyone down without getting hurt.

So is this the future trend of fighting?

Xue Ling imagined that she would not dodge or dodge in the face of attacks, use the indestructible magic of King Kong, and let them cut her to pieces, but she was unscathed?

From then on, Xue Dajingang's reputation spread all over the Jianghu. Everyone who saw Xue Ling praised the heroine of King Kong. I heard that you Shaolin King Kong is not bad. How can you let me try it?

Thinking of this scene, Xue Ling felt unstoppable sadness coming from it.

Dad, my daughter is sorry for you, and my daughter doesn't want to do this either. It's really forced by the situation, and the plan can't keep up with the changes.

At that moment, Xue Ling became more and more frightened as she thought about it, wishing she could cry on the spot.

But the grievances are grievances, Xue Ling quickly stabilized his mind, and looked at Kong Wu, who had passed the power of salvation to himself and the young monk, and was really withered.

"Dare to ask Master, what is my little brother's dharma name?" Xue Ling said quietly.

Dislike is dislike, but no matter how much you dislike, Xue Ling also knows that she is taking advantage of it. This is almost the top inheritance in the world. If it is not the current situation, Kong Wu needs to find someone to help take care of this little girl. Monk, but Fang Bie refused cleanly, and Kong Wu would not find himself.

What's more, his promise to Kong Wu is not because he covets Kong Wu's promise of King Kong's indestructibility.

Of course, Xue Ling really did not expect that the indestructible magic of King Kong would be passed on and inherited in this way. If she had known earlier, Xue Ling might have hesitated.

But from the sense of justice in his heart, since Fang Bie didn't explicitly refuse and let himself decide, then facing the last wish of this Buddhist eminent monk, even if there is no reward, he should agree.

Hmm - if this reward is added, Xue Ling will hesitate for a while, and then probably agree.

"You don't need to call him Senior Brother. He should be younger than you. You can just treat him as your Junior Brother. He has a simple mind, a kind nature, and a profound Buddha-nature. He was originally destined for Buddha, but after this change, It is also easy to have evil thoughts in your heart and go astray, I hope you can take good care of the teachings."

"Before the age of 20, don't take him back to the Shaolin Temple. After the age of 20, let him make his own choice."

"Also, he is eleven years old this year, and his birthday is the Dragon Boat Festival in May. Originally, he didn't have a dharma name."

"After today, if you tell him, he will be relieved."

Kong Wu said these words in a series, and after he finished speaking, his face turned pale a little bit. Seeing Xue Ling's repeated promises, he couldn't help but smiled: "Sometimes fate is unpredictable, and I never thought that one day, I will They actually found a female disciple as the successor."

"However, the Dharma is like smoke, all dharmas are empty, everything outside the skin, the beauty and ugliness of men and women are all floating clouds and phantoms, what's your name?"

Xue Ling froze for a moment. At that moment, she really wanted to tell Kong Wu her real name, but it was only for a moment.

She immediately said, "The disciple's common name is Lin Xue."

"Lin Xue? What a good name, and the artistic conception has a good meaning." Kong Wu praised: "I will also give you a dharma name as a teacher. You don't need to use it, but since you are accepted as an apprentice, the dharma name is still a teacher. To give."

Xue Ling nodded, and knelt in front of Kong Wu: "I would like to receive the Dharma name."

"Then your dharma name should be Zhenling." Kongwu said with a smile.

Xue Ling was stunned for a moment, then kowtowed: "As Master said, from now on, the disciple's Buddhist Dharma name will be called Zhenling."

After Kong Wu had just finished the battle, holding the dying corpse of Shi Ran, he was really hopeless, and his sadness came from it.

But now, seeing Fang Bie and Xue Ling, the two things he cared about the most have been satisfactorily resolved, and he even accepted an apprentice unexpectedly.

Only at this time will there be a sense of great enlightenment and great perfection.

He sighed and laughed again, looking at Fang Bie and Xue Ling: "I still have a third thing to entrust."

At this point, two things have been said, Kong Wu said three things before, so there should be the last one.

Both Fang Bie and Xue Ling looked at Kong Wu, who was getting weaker and weaker in front of them, and they both knew in their hearts that this was the last word this eminent Buddhist monk would say.

"Then, the last task is the third one." Kong Wu long sighed.

Just as he was about to speak, he realized that he was a little out of breath. Before, he was so sad and happy that he had completely enlightened himself, and he realized in an instant that his time had come.

His thoughts had come to an end, his Yuanhui was clear, and he immediately sat cross-legged in front of Fang Bie, clasped his hands together.

Recite Amitabha Buddha.

Immediately passed away on the spot.

Xue Ling was actually still waiting for the master's third order, and she had already thought about the third thing in her heart. Even if Fang Bie refused to agree to her, Xue Ling would definitely undertake it.

But after waiting for a long time, he didn't wait for Kong Wu's next order.

But he saw that Kong Wu was already there with his palms folded, his eyes closed, his eyebrows drooping, and he didn't make a sound.

"Master..." Xue Ling called softly.

Fang Bie sighed: "Master, he has passed away."

Xue Ling came to her senses, and at that moment, tears fell like rain.

"Master."

Xue Ling bowed her head and kowtowed, unable to kneel for a long time.

……

……

That night in the forest, Xue Ling hugged her little junior named Shi Ran, watching him sleep peacefully the whole time.

No one knows the miraculous effect formed by the relic in his body, the one-third of the internal force that Kong Wu injected into him before he died, and the mortal injury he received before, and the relief after waking up what would it be like.

And Fang Bie found dry firewood from everywhere, as well as the tung oil he had prepared on the tree house, lit a big fire, completely cremated the body of the eminent monk Kongwu, and when he picked up the ashes, he got dozens of them. Fang Bie put the glazed relics that were crystal clear like jade into the urn one by one. Since he promised to send Kong Wu's ashes back to Shaolin, he would definitely not break his promise.

Of course, he would not covet the relics of Kong Wu.

As for the others, the green scorpion's body is covered in poison, and his bottles and jars were all smashed by Heiwu with a single stone, and there is no value in collecting them, but staying here pollutes the environment after all, so it is far away. Throw firewood and burn it, and wait for a downwind time.

As for Die Niangzi, who was seriously injured and unconscious, Fang Bie originally planned to take care of her, but he didn't expect that she would run away with her seriously injured body at some point, which made Fang Bie very surprised.

But other than that, there is nothing to miss here.

Fang Bie put away Kong Wu's ashes, looked back at Xue Ling who was carrying Shi Ran on his body, and smiled sideways: "Let's go."

Xue Ling nodded.

(End of this chapter)