The Raiders of Quick Pass

Chapter 121
"Where is she?"

Xu Chen was very obsessed with this problem, and at the same time his fingers became more and more forceful.

"It was taken away by a wandering Taoist priest. I don't know exactly where it is." The prince told him helplessly.

Staring at him for a few seconds, seeing that he didn't seem to be lying, Xu Chen slowly put down his hand.

"Cough, cough, cough!"

The prince held his neck in discomfort, his already pale face was even paler now.

The guard hurried forward to help him.

After coughing a few times, the prince asked his doubts. "It seems that you don't want to see me?"

Although the previous Xu Chen was indifferent, he always smiled and treated guests in a manner that complied with etiquette.

When he woke up now, he would actually grab his own neck and act against etiquette.

It seems that the influence of that woman on him is greater than what he imagined.

Hearing this, Xu Chen lazily raised his eyes to look at him, his eyes were particularly dangerous.

The corners of his lips curled into a cold arc, and then he left without saying a word.

The guard said suspiciously and apprehensively: "Your Highness, this monk..." It's a bit weird.

The prince shook his head.

In fact, what he didn't say just now is that the woman was taken away a quarter of an hour ago.

Because of such incidents in the palace, the father ordered the recruitment of Taoist masters to exorcise ghosts and demons.

When he came to Xuchen's room, he happened to see an old Taoist priest who was immortal took away the woman who was in a coma.

He told himself that he was a wanderer who happened to pass by the palace and came in to find out when he heard that there were demons coming in and out.

The Taoist also told him that this woman is a little demon who only cultivates human form.

It's not that he didn't stop him, it's just that the Taoist priest disappeared in front of his eyes all of a sudden, making it impossible for anyone to track him down.

Xuchen, who came out of the palace, looked for Qingwu like crazy, but he searched many places, but he couldn't find the person he was thinking of.

He suddenly remembered that the ginkgo tree was still in the temple.

Ah Wu said that she can only leave the ginkgo tree for ten days.

Thinking of this, a faint light appeared in his dark eyes.

All the way back to Hanqing Temple, he went straight to Ginkgo Garden.

When I came to the ginkgo tree, regardless of the pilgrims around, I patted the trunk and walked around the trunk several times.

He called softly: "A Wu, are you here? If you hear me, answer me, okay? A Wu."

However, no one responded, and no one suddenly appeared in front of him.

Xu Chen lowered his hand slowly in a dejected manner.

After a long time, he pursed his thin lips, looking a little dazed.

"Not here..."

There was obvious grievance in the young monk's murmur.

He pursed his lips and lowered his eyes and stood under the tree until dusk.

Finally, the abbot Master Yuande came.

The abbot was shocked the moment he saw Xu Chen.

The evil spirit on him is too heavy.

He stood behind Xuchen, watched for a long while, and finally the thousands of words turned into a helpless sigh.

"Amitabha, one thought becomes a Buddha and one thought becomes a demon."

The word love is really his calamity.

After all, he returned to the world of mortals.

The Buddha said: The world of mortals is ten feet long, but it traps all living beings. Although the benevolence is small, I allow the Buddha to be merciful.

The word love is like fire on ice, the fire will melt the ice, and the ice will melt and the fire will be extinguished.

Therefore, the Buddha said: Do not speak.

After that, Xu Chen moved his residence to Ginkgo Garden.

He would sit under the tree every day, his eyes light and expressionless.

He carefully guarded the ginkgo tree, watered the tree every day, and never let pilgrims enter the ginkgo garden.

At first, his senior brothers didn't know what happened, they just thought he was in a bad mood and came to comfort him one after another.

(End of this chapter)