The two of them looked at these little novice monks for a few times. Their eyes were lively, showing their extraordinary intelligence.
They came to a house pointed by the old monk.
This room is not big. The paint on the door is peeling off, old and broken. The door has a big crack and cannot block the wind at all.
When the two were about to knock on the door, the door opened on its own, and Venerable Kukai walked out of the room with a sweet smile: "The ancient benefactor, this benefactor."
"Your Majesty, this is Brother Ding Jian and Ding." Gu Yue tithes: "We are here to seek advice from His Majesty."
Kukai smiled and invited the two of them to sit in the room.
The interior of the house is very simple, with a table under the window in front of the kang, a chair and a mat in front of the table, and a bookshelf leaning against the wall, filled with old books.
Kukai sat cross-legged on the kang and asked the two of them to sit down.
"Your Majesty, we went to see the bodies of Miss Xiao Er and Chu Li, and found that they were missing." Gu Yue knew that Kukai didn't like to talk, so she said straight to the point: "I suspect they are not dead."
Kukai's calm face showed a complicated expression.
"Alas..." Kukai clasped his palms together and said, "Amitabha..."
"Venerable?" Gu Yue said: "I would like to ask the venerable to use his magical power again and use the Heaven and Earth to check."
Kukai sighed: "This matter has been settled, why should we cause trouble again?"
"Your Highness is not at ease when Miss Xiao Er's body is not seen." Gu Yue said helplessly: "I should have taken Miss Xiao Er back home if I had known this."
"If you pick a flower with your fingers, there is no chance of survival." Kukai sighed: "My sin has increased one more time, what a shame!"
Gu Yue said: "After the Venerable left, I buried them to rest in peace. When I left again, they were gone... Of course, there was absolutely no luck in the Venerable's fingers. I was afraid that they might possess secret skills.
Can bring the dead back to life!"
"Resurrection from the dead..." Kukai muttered silently.
As a Buddhist sect, he is quite familiar with this type of magic.
"Have there ever been strange phenomena from heaven?" Kukai asked.
Gu Yue thought for a while and nodded hastily: "I seem to have heard in the city that shortly after the Venerable turned into a Buddha, the sky was covered with dark clouds and thunder and lightning broke through the tallest Kuangsha Tower in the city... I am with Ding
I heard the news while I was having dinner!"
They ate at Kuangsha Restaurant in Happy Race City. As masters of Heaven and Earth, they naturally wanted to go to the best restaurant.
During the meal, they heard this indifferently. They thought it was an exaggeration, but they didn't care after hearing it.
"That's it, let me take a look." Kukai's snow-white eyebrows wrinkled.
He opened a cupboard under the bookshelf and took out a box with several strands of hair in it.
Kukai took out a strand of hair and sat down on the kang with lotus lotus posture. His hair was wrapped around the index finger of his left hand, motionless.
After a while, he slowly opened his eyes, thoughtfully.
"How is it, venerable sir?" Gu Yue asked hurriedly.
Kukai's eyebrows were furrowed and he shook his head slightly.
"Miss Xiao Er is not dead?" Gu Yue asked again: "Or is she already dead?...Can you tell from this?"
"I can't tell." Kukai said: "There is a layer of invisible force blocking the sky and the earth."
He thought of Chu Li's formation.
"Is Miss Xiao Er really dead?" Gu Yue sighed.
Kukai was silent.
Ding Jian said: "Your Majesty, I can't tell where she is. Can't I tell whether she is alive or dead?"
He thought this shouldn't be difficult.
Gu Yue looked at Kukai: "Sir, there must be a way, right? Your temple has so many magical powers, how can you not be able to tell the life and death of one of them?"
"Alas..." Kukai sighed, his eyebrows became more and more furrowed, he shook his head with a sullen expression, got off the kang and came to the door of the room: "Xu Ling, please come over, Master Kong Jing!"
"Yes, Master!" A young novice who was playing next to the pagoda agreed and ran away.
Kukai sat back on the kang and said, "My junior brother Kong Jing has clairvoyance."
"Thank you, Venerable Kukai." Gu Yue smiled hurriedly and said, "It's all my fault. I shouldn't have been so careless in the first place!"
"Every drink and peck has its own destiny." Kukai shook his head and said, "You will reap what you sow. Ancient donors need not blame themselves."
While he was talking, an old monk slowly walked in and titheed: "Brother Kukai."
He was a thin man with a slightly hunched back. His yellow monk's robe had faded after washing, revealing a grayish white color.
"Junior brother Kong Jing." Kung Kai waved and motioned for him to sit on the kang: "I have something to ask my junior brother for help."
Kong Jing, who was extremely old and hunched over, slowly came to the kang and sat down: "Senior brother, what can I do?"
"Junior brother, please help me see whether this person is alive or dead." Kukai handed over a lock of hair: "You don't need to see too much about the rest."
Kong Jing took the hair and smiled on her wrinkled face: "Is it a woman?"
Kukai nodded.
Kongjing clasped his palms together, clamped his hair between his palms, closed his eyes, and looked solemn and sacred.
Gu Yue and Ding Jian suddenly fell into a trance, feeling as if they had woken up from a long dream.
But Kong Jing's forehead was slightly lowered, as if he was staring at her hair with his forehead.
"Poof!" Kong Jing raised her head and spat out a blood arrow.
Kukai stretched out his hand to support him and sighed: "Thank you, junior brother!"
Kongjing struggled to sit up, returning her hair with both hands, without saying a word.
"Donor Xiao seems to be a great person." Kukai looked at Xiufai with a complicated expression.
For ordinary people, if you take a look at their fate and future, the consequences of cause and effect and karma are negligible.
But if one person's fate affects the fate of everyone, with a single glance, the backlash of cause and effect and karma will be much more powerful. Seeing the junior brother spit out a blood arrow, Xiao Shi, this girl, is not a trivial matter.
Gu Yue asked cautiously: "Venerable Kong Jing?"
Ding Jian stared at this old face without blinking, feeling that he seemed to have aged a lot again and looked like he was about to die.
Kongjing sighed: "Mother's honor to the world is beyond words!"
"Mother's blessing to the world?" Gu Yue cried out, and said hurriedly: "Could it be... could she be the queen?"
Kong Jing shook his head and said nothing more, and bowed to Kong Hai: "Senior brother, I'm going now."
"Junior brother, take good care of yourself." Kukai said.
Kongjing stood at the door, turned around and smiled: "This noble man is still alive, and will be the mother-in-law of the world in the future. I say goodbye!"
He tithes and leaves slowly.
"How is that possible?!" Gu Yue turned to look at Ding Jian.
Ding Jian also had a strange color on his face.
Gu Yue looked at Kukai again.
Kong Haishuang frowned and sighed: "Junior Brother Kong Jing's clairvoyance can't make mistakes, and Junior Brother Kong Jing can't lie. It seems that this Xiao Benefactor is still alive and can survive under the fingers of a flower. It's really unusual!"
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"Sir, we have to go to the palace to meet you right away!" Gu Yue said hurriedly: "Sir, can you accompany me?"
Kukai shook his head: "I will never leave the temple again."
"Ah?" Gu Yue was surprised.
Kukai said: "I will pass away in seven days."
"The Venerable is in good spirits and strong, how could he...?" Gu Yue was dubious.
Kukai said: "Old Na's fate in this world is over, and he can finally leave!"
"Sir..." Gu Yue was puzzled.
Kukai smiled: "After passing away and returning to the outer world, there is only joy and joy. The ancient benefactor did not have to be like this."
"Then can I come and see His Holiness for the last time?"
"The ancient benefactor can come to the temple to observe the ceremony after seven days." Kukai said with a smile. (To be continued.)