The strongest soldier

Late at night, the night is as dark as ink, without stars or moon.

However, the Zen room for receiving guests in the backyard of Tianzhu Temple was illuminated by candlelight, with Buddhist incense lingering. There were three people sitting quietly on futons on the ground, two monks and one layman. They were Luo Zheng, the master and the master's disciple, the middle-aged lama, Luo Zheng. The proposal was quickly approved. China's national strategy in recent years has been economic-based and has not been prepared for war. Negotiation is undoubtedly the only option. It just depends on how it is negotiated. Luo Zheng's proposal is also a good choice. With the permission of the state, Luo Zheng infiltrated into Alubang again alone and came to Tianzhu Temple.

Luo Zheng secretly entered Tianzhu Temple, but was discovered by the middle-aged lama. They almost misunderstood and got into a fight. Fortunately, they knew each other. After Luo Zheng expressed his intention to come, the middle-aged lama saw Luo Zheng secretly entering and guessed that something big was going on. Not daring to delay, he immediately brought Luo Zheng to see the master.

The master did not expect Luo Zheng to come back, and received him in the Zen room in the backyard. The middle-aged lama was worried that Luo Zheng had bad intentions, so he stayed to protect the master. The master did not know the purpose of Luo Zheng's visit, and had no intention of letting his disciples avoid him. He just kept quiet. He looked at Luo Zheng quietly and said, "The donor has gone and come back. I'm afraid he has a serious intention, right?"

"We do have important matters to discuss." Luo Zheng said, looking at the middle-aged lama calmly.

How shrewd the master was, he immediately realized that what Luo Zheng was about to say was not simple, but he continued indifferently: "But it doesn't matter. If I guess correctly, the recent turmoil in Alubang is related to you, and your reason for coming should be the same. Is this the case?"

"Master is brilliant." Luo Zheng said with a smile. He didn't care about the middle-aged lama staying. After sorting out his thoughts, he continued: "Alubang is a national territory, but it is governed by another country. This is a shame for the country, and even more for me. It is a shame for generations of soldiers, and what is more unexpected is that the current situation in Aru State is turbulent and everyone is in danger. All of this is the work of terrorists. The President of India has also recognized this and has nothing to do with us."

"Really? What's your reason for coming?" Seeing Luo Zheng rejecting all responsibilities, the master couldn't help but asked curiously.

"After all, Arubon is a land of joint development, and it is also our territory. The country does not want to see continued chaos here. It intends to send troops to maintain public security, but it is also afraid that India will misunderstand it. Therefore, I would like to ask the master to mediate and facilitate a meeting between the two countries. , reach cooperation, stabilize the situation in Alubang as soon as possible, and bring the terrorists to justice, I wonder what the master wants?" Luo Zheng said seriously.

"It is good to negotiate between the two countries, but there is no need for me, an outsider, right? It can be easily achieved through diplomatic channels, so why bother? I'm afraid that's not your intention?" The master was so shrewd that he immediately saw through Luo Zheng's intention. , said with a calm face, but there was a bit more reproach in his words, and he continued: "You and I are destined to be together, so just tell us your intentions."

Luo Zheng was not embarrassed by the master's revelation of his purpose, and continued: "The situation in Aru State is getting worse. I hope that the master can come forward to safeguard local security and call on all parties to stay rational. Secondly, my country and India will jointly develop Aru State in depth." Bang, this also requires the support of the master."

"The first point is easy to explain. How can I, an outsider, support this?" the master asked curiously.

"Master is wrong. Aru State is the pure land of Buddha, and it is also the pure land of human life. War and chaos are absolutely not allowed. Our country intends that the two countries can deepen economic development in Aru State, but the governance will be withdrawn and left to the local government. People are self-governing, and your temple will be in charge of the main management practices. Our country will provide financial support to build this place into a paradise and a pure land. What do you think of it, Master?" Luo Zheng said seriously.

"You want to set up a central government, ****?" The master was so shrewd that he immediately saw Luo Zheng's intention. Seeing Luo Zheng nod lightly and then close his eyes to meditate, the middle-aged lama looked at Luo Zheng with a face full of shock. But without saying anything more, Luo Zheng remained silent and waited patiently. In the silence that fell into the meditation room, only the candlelight flickered.

After a while, the master slowly opened his eyes, looked at Luo Zheng closely, suddenly smiled, and said: "What a brilliant political skill, you came up with this, right?"

"That's right." Luo Zheng said with a candid smile, patiently waiting for the master's decision.

"First use excessive government to take over Alubang, and then control us financially. In the end, we can only invest in China and become the spokesperson of China. Alubang will invisibly take back the country. It's a good plan." The master's face became serious. , said solemnly.

"Master, do you object?" Luo Zheng also asked seriously.

"Objection? Why object?" The master smiled faintly, frowned and began to think deeply. The meditation room fell into silence again. Only the candlelight was beating, illuminating the room. The middle-aged lama glanced at Luo Zheng and hesitated to speak. After a while, the master slowly opened his eyes. His peaceful eyes were a little more eager. He looked at the middle-aged lama and said in the local dialect: "What do you mean?"

"I will obey Master's instructions," the middle-aged lama said solemnly, clasping his hands together.

The master nodded, looked at Luo Zheng and continued: "People from outside the country should not interfere in the secular world, but I am also a Chinese citizen, and my roots cannot be lost. Maintaining local security and development is also my lifelong wish."

"Thank you, Master!" Luo Zheng said gratefully.

"You go and rest first. I will contact the Indian side as soon as possible." The master said in a deep voice.

"Donor please." The middle-aged lama stood up and motioned for Luo Zheng to follow him out. After arranging Luo Zheng to stay in a wing room, the middle-aged lama returned, sat in front of the master, and said in a deep voice: "Master, do this Is it really appropriate?”

"The prosperity of our religion cannot be separated from stable soil and government support. We have been hesitating for decades on the issue of whether to invest in India or China. We can't wait any longer. Today, China can come to us, in addition to using our influence. He is more interested in the friendship between each other and his mediation. Otherwise, China can completely support non-governmental organizations to replace us. Are there still few non-governmental organizations in Alubang? Radical, moderate, You know how many people there are. It’s time to make a choice. If we don’t choose, we will be eliminated and abandoned. The sects can never defeat the government. Besides, the Indian country has been governing Aru State for so many years. It’s time to make a choice. Let’s try it with China. It’s not a bad idea to try, what do you think?” The master said in a deep voice, with a hint of worry in his eyes.

"What if it fails?" the middle-aged lama reminded.

"Failed? Go get ready. I want to speak to the President of India." The master smiled and said calmly: "If someone else came to come, I would not dare to agree, but he is different. With him here, there will be no failure. "

"Yes, I'll get ready right now." Seeing that the master had made a decision, the middle-aged lama said no more and walked out.