The old man Jiayang was indeed too old, and his atrophied nerves made his reaction a bit slow and difficult to conceal. Several people present knew what he was thinking as soon as they looked at him. Jinpu Awang seized this opportunity and kept comforting him.
The other party said a lot of nonsense. In short, it meant that there was nothing that Buddha could not handle. Buddha was the strongest supporter and protector of Old Man Jiayang, so that Old Man Jiayang could relax.
For such devout old believers, there is nothing more powerful than Buddha, but old man Jiayang seemed to be very worried. He hesitated for a long time and said that he had never heard of Nuotuoci.
Everyone can tell that old man Jiayang is lying, but for an old man in his early one hundred years, neither Mustache nor Jinpu Ngawang can do anything about it. Jinpu Ngawang said that this is against Rinpoche's will. Jiayang
The old man's lips trembled a few times again, but he remained silent.
After that, when Jinpu Ngawang asked him anything, the old man Jiayang simply didn't say a word and just shook the prayer wheel with his eyes closed. The few of them stayed here until dark without asking anything about the situation.
There was absolutely nothing they could do about it. After they left the old man's residence in Jiayang, Li Neng stammered and said to Jin Pu Awang that he could try his psychic Gu.
"No, there is a red circle on the psychic Gu. Didn't you see that Old Man Jiayang is very resistant to this matter? Even if you can cast the Gu, you will definitely get nothing."
Originally, several people had given up hope for the time being, but late that night, the nephew of the old man Jiayang called people to come to Jinpu Awang in a hurry. He said that the old man Jiayang suddenly fell ill at night and was very ill. The old man might
I regretted it very much and felt that I had deceived the lama who brought the living Buddha's will, so I was punished.
When Jinpu Ngawang and others rushed over again, the old man Jiayang was already bedridden. He said that he felt that there was a black shadow following him all the time and wanted to strangle him. He also said that this was retribution for being dishonest to the Buddha.
I don’t know if this illness was caused by the psychological effect of the old man Jiayang. When Jinpu Ngawang said that the living Buddha would forgive him, the old man Jiayang’s depressed spirit got better. Jinpu Ngawang started chanting sutras, and no one listened anyway.
I don't understand, but old man Jiayang slowly fell asleep amidst the sound of chanting sutras.
When Jiayang woke up the next morning, he had already recovered most of his energy. He was confessing his sins. This time, Jinpu Awang's question was effective, and the old man Jiayang finally spoke.
However, he did not speak. Once he spoke, it was very important news, at least to Xiaohu and Jinpu Ngawang. In his life, the old man Jiayang had close encounters with Nuo Tuoche three times.
These three intersections brought him panic, so he was very taboo about others talking to him about it.
The first time I really got in touch with Nuo Tuoc was a long time ago. Because the place where the old man Jiayang lived was the last group of people living near Nuo Tuoc, so there have been some rumors about it in the village from ancient times to the present.
The legend of Mount Gangdise. The old man Jiayang is not a Bon believer, but when he was a boy, he occasionally heard his grandfather talk about the Nuo Tuo times.
Naturally, his grandfather's knowledge of Nuo Tuots also came from the rumors passed down from the migration of believers during the Bon disaster in the seventh century.
When the incident happened, the old man Jiayang was in his prime, but time passed so long that he could not remember the specific year. He only remembered that it was the Year of the Earth Rabbit in the Tibetan calendar. Jinpu Ngawang expressed his gratitude to the little boy beside him.
Hu Hu blinked and he calculated that the year of the Earth Rabbit that the old man Jia Yang mentioned should be 1939.
Towards the end of that year, some foreigners, led by two Tibetans, came to the village where Jiayang was located. They inquired about the situation of Nuo Tuoche in the village, because except for Jiayang, almost all other villagers
I didn’t know there was such a place, so in the end, Jiayang became the main target of inquiry.
At this time, Jia Yang's grandfather had passed away. A few years before his death, for some unknown reason, he wanted to find the Nuo Tuo Ci in the Gangdise Mountains. It was rumored that this was where the Bon religion and the ancient Xiangxiong people truly lived.
He took Jiayang to search for the birthplace of Nuo Tuoci for a while, but because the conditions were too harsh, the old man couldn't stand the bumps and twists and turns, and in the end he never really arrived at Nuo Tuoci.
Two Tibetans acting as guides for foreigners told Jiayang that these were believers from foreign countries who wanted to visit Gangdise, known as the King of Mountains. At that time, Jiayang was very simple-minded, and he heard that they were from foreign countries.
The fellow believer was very enthusiastic. He had never thought about why he was looking for the legendary birthplace of Bon religion if he was a devout Buddhist.
In fact, this matter cannot be blamed on Jia Yang's ignorance, because the Gangdise Mountains have always been lively, especially near the main peak, Gang Rinpoche, where there is an endless stream of people worshiping Gangdise, and there are also events held every twelve years
A pilgrimage meeting in the Year of the Horse.
This is a magical and mysterious mountain range. Not only Bon religion, Hinduism, ancient Jainism, and Yao religion all regard this place as the center of the entire world. Followers of many religions make the pilgrimage to Mount Gangdise and Kailash their whole life.
wish. If a believer has been to Kailash in person, it will be a very honorable thing to tell people about it.
Although the village where old man Jiayang lives is far away from Kailash, and he can't even see anyone at ordinary times, he is still very clear about some things about Mount Gangdise, so he is very friendly to these visitors.
After Nuo Tuoji, they also expressed the hope that Jia Yang could guide them. Jia Yang agreed after thinking about it. Those people were very happy and gave Jia Yang's family many things that they would never see at ordinary times.
Before entering the mountain, Jia Yang knew nothing and simply thought that these people were worshiping the sacred mountain. But as the journey progressed, he discovered that some of the foreigners were wearing military uniforms under their cold-proof coats. Things passed.
Many years ago, Jia Yang still remembered what military uniforms looked like.
As he spoke, old man Jiayang stretched out his trembling hand and drew a symbol in front of him. This symbol can be understood as the word ten thousand in Buddhism (there are two ways to write the word ten thousand in Buddhism, one is with a right twist of ten thousand and the other is with a left twist of ten thousand).
But it can also be understood as the Nazi party symbol of the Third Reich.
This was something that the old man Jiayang discovered later. He said that those people had this symbol on their military uniforms. Mustache and Gesang Meiduo immediately understood that these believers from foreign countries were probably the Nazis during World War II.
The SS, and it is a special unit of the SS, is looking for the remains of ancient human civilization, and is also looking for the roots of the Aryans.
The climate at that time was already very bad, which made it difficult for Jia Yang, who was in his prime, but the equipment of those people were the most sophisticated at that time. Jia Yang once thought about retreating, but when he thought about collecting so many things from others, he
He was very embarrassed and felt guilty, so he continued walking.
These people's sophisticated equipment and tenacious will overcame the harsh environment. Jiayang took them all the way to the place where his grandfather took him. This is not the real Nuo Tuoci, but according to his grandfather, it is not far away.
Tuochi is said to be a grand canyon between two mountains. As for what the canyon looks like, no one has ever known. When Jia Yang pointed to the two horn-like mountains in the distance that were covered with ice and snow, these
The Germans were surprised.
Next, they did not let Jia Yang lead the way, and left some supplies for him, asking him to find a place to wait here, and then take them back when the team came back. There were a total of twenty-five people in this team, all of them
He moved forward, leaving Jia Yang alone. This kind of waiting made Jia Yang suffer a lot, but he was a person who kept his promises and would never escape alone unless it was absolutely necessary.
Jia Yang didn't know what happened to those people afterwards. He had been waiting here for about seven or eight days. Just when Jia Yang was worrying about the few supplies and fuel left, the team came back. To be precise, it was
The only one is back.
It was a very tall and strong German. His cold coat had been lost, revealing the SS uniform underneath. He rolled and crawled back from a distance like a mad man. His appearance at that time scared Jia Yang.
It's annoying, but the two people didn't understand each other and couldn't communicate. And given the state of the German at the time, he probably couldn't have a normal conversation either.
Jia Yang felt that the German might be crazy, but he still wanted to save him. He used the last fuel to light a fire. After the German woke up again, all the energy in his body was gone, and he muttered repeatedly.
Jiayang couldn't understand a few syllables at all, but he remembered them firmly.
The German died soon. Jiayang was very hesitant at that time because there were still twenty-four people missing. He wanted to go in and look for them, but he didn't dare. He could only stay here and wait, hoping that someone would return suddenly.
Finally, it was only when the supplies were almost exhausted that Jia Yang was convinced that those people would not be able to come back and that they had probably died in Nototsu.
Twenty-three Germans plus two Tibetans, the distress of this team actually had little to do with Jia Yang, but it was a total of twenty-five lives, which made Jia Yang feel a sense of guilt when he brought them in.
He was so afraid that when he came back alone, he would bury the matter in his heart and not tell anyone about it, for fear that it would cause unnecessary trouble and bring disaster to himself and his family.
But he always had deep doubts about this matter. He didn't know what happened to the more than 20 people, and he didn't know what the only one who escaped back meant what he said before he died. It wasn't until many years later that he
I couldn't help but feel doubts in my heart, so I told my great-grandson those few syllables that I knew by heart, and asked him to inquire and see what they meant.