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"Your grandfather's."

This sentence was actually considered a curse. Su Bai did not hide it, nor did he pretend to have any tone. Even so, Yao Zhe just laughed "hehe" twice, obviously not paying much attention to Su Bai's words.

The fat man once said that warlocks only pay attention to means and focus on techniques rather than methods. Now I feel that it does make sense. Before, Jixiang slapped Yao Zhe's dog to death with his paw, and Yao Zhe was still fine after being flattened by him. Eating dog meat with him like his children already shows his mentality.

He is more shameless than a fat man, and his lower limit is lower than that of a fat man.

Moreover, the other party told the shameful things his grandfather had done back then without blushing and out of breath. His forthright attitude also showed that his world view was what it was.

In order to prevent the evil object from being discovered by the outside world, his grandfather deliberately deceived the injured villagers and demolished the temple. For more than ten years, the villagers of that village, including men, women, the elderly and children, have been suffering from it every day. The pain of being absorbed by evil things.

Su Bai thought that Fatty would never be able to do this kind of thing. Although Fatty was also very shameless and liked to pretend to be pigs and eat tigers, and his eyes would light up green when he saw good things, Fatty would not lower his bottom line to such an extent.

And Yao Zhe also put a label in Su Bai's heart. You can never be friends with such a person, because he is more of an audience than most listeners, and has nothing but interests in his eyes. thing.

"The reason why I hurriedly traded this dog with people in the West this time was just to make it easier to find the evil thing. Monsters are more sensitive to evil things than us humans. After so many years, In the past, it should have cultivated its own spirit. If two of us with such strength go there, it will definitely hide, and only the monsters can find its specific location."

Su Bai nodded, then yawned, took out the cigarette case, took out two cigarettes, threw one to Yao Zhe, and lit the other.

"So, who should give that evil thing?"

This is the most critical question, and it is also an unavoidable question. There is only one evil thing. Now you want me to bring Jixiang out to find that thing, so who should the evil thing be given to?

"What do you need?" Yao Zhe asked directly.

"I don't lack anything." Su Bai shook his head. Obviously, he rejected Yao Zhe's suggestion. Yao Zhe meant to give him the evil object, and he would compensate Su Bai in other aspects.

"There is always something needed." Yao Zhe said with some persistence, "Without me, you can't find the location of that place. Maybe everyone in that village is dead now, and you can't even find it."

Su Bai stood up directly, stretched out, and said nonchalantly: "What do you want me to do? I'm just here to travel and relax. Thank you for your dog meat."

After saying that, Su Bai walked straight down and prepared to go back to the inn. This was not because he was sitting on the floor raising prices, but because Su Bai really didn't care.

A sinister look flashed across Yao Zhe's eyes, and then he showed a warm smile,

"I'll give you that thing, but you must promise to compensate me in other ways after it's done."

Su Bai stopped. What he wanted was actually this sentence. Although to the audience, the promise spoken was no different from the fart, but under the premise of this consensus, once the matter is accomplished, Yao Zhe wanted to play a trick, so Su Bai used this reason to beat Yao Zhe to death. Even if he was killed directly, the broadcaster would not hold Su Bai responsible.

Radio is the most reasonable.

And Yao Zhe's words about giving me a certain amount of compensation after the deed is done are equivalent to confirming his attitude that I will definitely take advantage of the bad guys. When the time comes, if you can, just kill me, because he even Su Bai You didn't know anything, and he didn't even discuss what he wanted Su Bai to compensate him for.

Of course, this is something that both parties know well. Yao Zhe also knows that Su Bai just wants his words. When the time comes, the two of them will rely on their abilities.

"Let me think about it for another day and I can give you a reply tomorrow." Su Bai waved his hand and said.

"No, you must reply to me tonight!" Yao Zhe gritted his teeth and said directly.

"Oh, has there been any change?" Su Bai asked.

"The monks at Chongsheng Temple have also discovered this matter, and the monks there are about to take action. The reason why I came here in a hurry this time is because I am afraid of long nights and dreams."

"Are there any monks in Chongsheng Temple?" Su Bai asked.

"Of course there are no more monks in Chongsheng Temple in the scenic area, but as the royal temple of Dali Kingdom in the past, its heritage has been much longer than that of ordinary dynasties. Now, although Chongsheng Temple and the Three Pagodas have become the scenery There is an area for visitors to collect tickets to enter, but the inheritance of Chongsheng Temple has actually never been interrupted, it has just been hidden and cultivated in a hidden place.

If I hadn't heard about this, I wouldn't have come here in such a hurry. "

"It's just a group of monks. Even if you have some Taoism, it won't be too difficult for you, right?"

"This time, there is an audience participating. There is an audience in that group of monks." Yao Zhe said with confidence.

"Haha, I'll give you a reply that night. I'll go back and take a nap first. I'll also discuss it with my cat. He has a bad temper. I don't know if I can convince him."

Yao Zhe didn't say anything else this time and watched Su Bai disappear before his eyes. Then, when he left, he wrapped up the remaining dog meat and packed it away.

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When he returned to the inn, Su Bai happened to meet a young novice monk at the entrance. The young novice monk was wearing a gray monk's robe and leggings. The scars on his head were also marked by time. They should have been from when he was very young. I got tonsured, and the young novice monk was just begging for alms.

The proprietress took out the money and tried to give it to the young novice, but the young novice refused to take it. She just insisted on holding a metal lunch box and asked for a large bowl of rice and a large plate of pickles.

The Buddhist culture in Dali is very prosperous. This is the basis passed down from the Nanzhao Kingdom and the Dali Kingdom, so it is indeed normal to see monks here, and the majority of people here believe in Buddhism. The houses of the local Bai people are mainly blue and white, and most of the Bai people are peaceful, which is also related to the long-term infiltration of Buddhism in Dali.

However, the young novice monk who begged for alms was quite interesting. The landlady insisted on giving him money, but the young novice monk folded the money and placed it on the ground. He then put his lunch box aside and then knelt down towards the entrance of the inn. Start chanting and praying to pray for this inn.

One porridge and one meal should be thought of in return;

Su Bai was standing at the entrance. The young novice was actually kneeling in front of Su Bai. Su Bai subconsciously walked a few steps to the side, and then sat down on a wicker chair on one side.

The young novice knelt there and recited sutras for about half an hour. The landlady and the Korean boss were also watching. Occasionally, when guests came in and out, they would only let one person greet and greet them. There will be one person standing by the side to accompany the young novice.

The landlady is probably not a Buddhist, and the Korean boss still has a cross hanging around his neck, so he probably believes in Christ, but both of them seem to be very pious now.

The young novice monk finished his chanting, picked up his lunch box, and started eating eagerly. He ate it very sweetly and without any pretense. The boss lady offered to take it for him and heat it in the microwave, but the young novice monk refused directly.

Su Bai was sitting next to him, smoking cigarettes one by one and listening to the little novice chanting sutras.

I don't know since when, Su Bai slowly began to consciously or subconsciously want to integrate himself into the normal rhythm of life or switch to a normal person's perspective. In this feeling, he seemed to have a It's a special experience, and it's also a kind of self-rest for the state of mind.

The little novice monk ate all the rice and dipping sauce in the lunch box, then walked under the faucet to rinse the lunch box and the chopsticks he carried with him. After putting the lunch box into his pocket, the little novice monk clasped his hands to the boss and his wife and said something to him. Say "Amitabha".

The landlady still wanted to stuff the money, but the young novice stepped back and shook his head firmly, so the landlady gave up.

The little novice monk was about to leave, but before he turned around and left, he took a special look at Su Bai. Su Bai had been sitting on the wicker chair watching him chanting sutras the whole time, and he naturally noticed it.

"Amitabha, donor, this young monk is respectful."

The little novice monk walked up to Su Bai.

Su Bai was still sitting, not showing respect and seriousness like the boss and his wife. He even continued to hold the cigarette in his hand and looked at the little novice with calm eyes.

"Donor, the look in your eyes makes this young monk feel terrible." The young monk said bluntly.

"Why?" Su Bai took a puff of cigarette and blew out a smoke ring towards the little novice monk in front of him. To be honest, Su Bai behaved like this even in front of Qilu. Naturally, there was no need to show anything in front of this little novice monk at this time. His posture was sincere and fearful, and judging from the young novice's previous behavior, he probably didn't come here to tell his fortune and ask for money.

"The look in your donor's eyes, Master Monk once told me, is either a very good person or a very evil person." The young novice monk said seriously.

"What is a great good person and what is a great evil person?" Su Bai asked.

"A person of great kindness respects the rules, abides by sincerity, obeys oneself, loves all things, and cares about the common people. A person of great evil would rather I betray the world than the world betrays me." The young novice said seriously.

Su Bai was amused by the seriousness of the little novice monk. He shook the ashes from his cigarette and asked again:

"Then do you think I am a very good person or a very evil person?"

"The master also told the young monk that there are no great virtuous people in this world."