The entrance of the cave is located on the wall of the Qingyang River. There happen to be a few stones outside the entrance of the cave, which cleverly cover the entrance. It cannot be found from the outside no matter which direction it is. It must be said that the secret passage was designed at the time.
People have spent a lot of effort.
"Is it true that only senior brother knows about this secret passage?" Thinking that her waterside pavilion has become someone else's exclusive passage, she feels very unhappy. She is thinking about whether to get something more in the secret passage to avoid damaging her waterside pavilion.
became a public place.
"Of course not, there are still two people who know." Shangguan Yuntian stood on a stone, turned around and reached out to pull Xi'er.
Xi'er just pretended not to see it, "Who?"
"Junior Sister, and that servant from Junior Sister's family." Shangguan Yuntian retracted his hand.
"Ah!" Xi'er naturally knew this, but that was not what she asked, "Where are the others? Where are the senior brothers' mothers or uncles? They..."
"They don't know, at least, this mother doesn't know. Otherwise, they wouldn't find reasons to leave the city every time." Shangguan Yuntian raised a sarcastic smile on his lips, kicked his feet hard, and jumped to the river bank.
superior.
Xi'er followed closely behind. There were many doubts in Shangguan Yuntian's words, but she did not ask.
"Now, where are we going?"
"We'll know when we get there." Shangguan Yuntian smiled mysteriously at Xi'er, then used his Qinggong and leaped forward. As for Xi'er, he had already followed him here anyway, and if he didn't follow, all the way ahead would have been in vain. So,
I had no choice but to follow all the way.
Soon, Xi'er knew that their destination was Pan'en Temple, the famous Pan'en Temple in Sydney.
Pan'en Temple is located on Pan'en Mountain outside Huayue City. It is said that when there was no Huayue City, the First Emperor passed by with his troops and happened to occupy this mountain. The snow pears on the mountain were ripe, and the First Emperor tasted them.
The dragon's heart was so happy that he gave it the name Pan'en Mountain.
Later, whether to commemorate the mountain or to protect those pears, another temple was built. The pears also became tributes... and then Huayue City was built... Such a cause and effect was probably something the First Emperor had never expected.
However, after hundreds of years, no one cared about that anymore. As for this Sydney pear, it was a long way away, and it was produced in Huayue City, so this royal family no longer asked for tribute.