674. Chapter 674 The golden phoenix who threw himself into the net 2
Because he knew that one day, Golden Phoenix and Fire Phoenix would meet. He was waiting, waiting for Fire Phoenix to return to the nest, waiting for her to meet Golden Phoenix to renew their relationship in the previous life, and waiting for them to have a child, before he would capture them both.
The crystallization of….
In order to take better actions in the future, he resigned from the post of Qi Fengguo's Imperial Master... came to the Tianshan Mountains where the two countries meet, and entered Buddhism. For this reason, he also made many good friends, but secretly he secretly inquired about the story of the Golden Phoenix.
Until one day, he inquired about the condition of the Golden Phoenix's soul and found out that the soul of the Golden Phoenix had never undergone a sharp change. He secretly wondered and discovered that his soul actually split into two and had two different personalities.
So, at that time, he came up with a plan to spread the word that he had profound magical power and could decompose personality or soul...
He knew that when a person was in love, he would become selfish and intolerant of another person sharing his lover, so he expected that Jin Huang would come to him, and even more expected that he would definitely come to him when he met Huo
After the phoenix came.
Thinking of this, a smile of victory appeared on Master Juyuan's face. After waiting for so many years, he could finally see that person and finally resurrect her...
Thinking that in the near future, he will be able to be with his beloved every day, Master Juyuan couldn't help but feel excited.
He turned around and returned to the temple, glanced at the young monk guarding the door, and said calmly: "There are guests coming today. If they are looking for me, please invite them to the bamboo forest in the back mountain!"
The young monk nodded without surprise: "Yes, Master!" In recent years, too many people have gone to the mountain to seek treatment from Master, or for blessings. This situation has become commonplace.
Ju Yuan smiled faintly and walked quickly towards the temple. However, where the young monk could not see, his eyes flashed with a faint red light.
"Sir, do we want to go up?" Meng Sha looked at the towering Tianshan Mountains, feeling faintly uneasy in his heart. He turned to look at Huang Shuye beside him and said hesitantly.
At the same time, he always felt that this trip to the Tianshan Mountains seemed to be too smooth.
What about the assassins?
Why are they missing? Since Lu Mumu's failure, he has never seen anyone come to assassinate him and his father. Have those assassins given up?
Huang Shuye nodded: "I want to go up, but before I go up, I should send someone away!"
Huang Shuye said, turning around and looking somewhere: "Come out!"
Meng Sha was startled, and turned his head to look at that place, with doubts in his eyes. Why didn't he find that there was anyone in that place?
He quietly glanced at Dahu, only to see the big guy standing beside him calmly, showing no sign of surprise.
Does Dahu also know that someone is following him?
While he was wondering, he saw a figure flashing where Huang Shuye was staring.
Meng Sha was shocked: "Lu Mumu? Why is it you again?"
Lu Mumu raised his eyebrows and said with a cryptic expression, "How did you discover me?"
Huang Shuye glanced at Bai Hu with a raised corner of his mouth, and his thoughts returned to the night before yesterday.
Ever since Lu Mumu left in shame and anger that day in the hot spring, he hadn't seen her figure for a few days. Just when he thought he would never see her again, he suddenly noticed something strange about Bai Hu the night before.
That night, while he was leaning against the tree with his eyes closed, he felt the white tiger beside him quietly leaving.
So when he waited for the white tiger to leave, he hid behind him and followed quietly. Perhaps because he was too focused on the movement in front, the white tiger actually ignored the fact that he was being followed behind him.