Across the heavens starting from the Buddhist King Kong

Chapter 15
After Zheng Gui and the two senior sisters agreed that he would lead the team to Hangzhou in the west of Zhejiang Province to visit the Haisha Gang, Dingxian and Dingjing personally appointed Yiqing, Xu Mengqing, Liang Qi and other seven disciples as generals. Let them go with Zheng Gui.

After a day of preparation, Zheng Gui, who was wearing a starched monk's robe, went down the mountain with Yiqing and other seven female disciples, carrying a burden and a sword.

Dingxian and Dingjing didn't come forward to send Zheng Gui and the others off, but after they went down the mountain, Dingxian still took out a few letters and told Yi Xun beside him: "Send the letter Feige to Qingjing Nunnery, Huiguo, Laohekou. Nunnery and Shanjian Temple."

Yi Xun left with the letter in his hands, Ding Jing opened his eyes, and said with a smile: "Junior Sister Head, you still miss Junior Brother, but it's much better to have someone to take care of you."

Ding Xian said indifferently: "It's just for the lower house and Buddhist friends to take care of it. If there is no crisis, it's fine. If there is a situation, they are local snakes, and they can give early warning."

As a few white pigeons flew away, Hengshan faction also began to mobilize the energy she had not shown for a long time.

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Zheng Gui's seniority is the longest, but his age is the youngest. He is only less than [-] years old, but Liang Qi and Xu Mengqing, who are the youngest among the seven female disciples, are also much older.

However, even though Zheng Gui was young and had no experience in the world, after going down the mountain, Yiqing had to ask Zheng Gui for instructions on major and minor matters along the way.

Zheng Gui knows that the Hengshan School has strict rules, and as an elder, he has the dominant power invisibly. However, it is the first time for him to go down the mountain, and it is also the first time for him to really enter the rivers and lakes. I don't know how to rest and settle in the rivers and lakes, so Zheng Gui is not sure about Yiqing's requests, and will ask many times when he doesn't understand.

All the way down from Mount Heng to the south, because they didn't want to make troubles, and were more worried about leaking their whereabouts, so Zheng Gui, Yi Qing and his party didn't meet the Hengshan faction's subordinate forces and other Jianghu sects, but just rushed on their way blindly.

The eight of them rode rough horses bought at the foot of Mount Hengshan, although they didn't go very fast, but they still crossed the boundary of Shanxi in four or five days.

Taking a boat across the Yellow River from Fenglingdu, Zheng Gui looked at Fenglingdu with a lot of emotion in his heart. In this world, there is no such thing as Quanzhen Sect, the number one martial arts sect, and Yang Guo, the hero of the Condor, and the Nine Yin Scriptures. It has never appeared.

Because the world of Swordsman is an almost empty world, and has little connection with the trilogy of the Condor Shooting, so there will be no stone carvings of Wang Chongyang's Nine Yin Scriptures in the ancient tomb of Zhongnan Mountain, nor will the Nine Yang Scriptures of Kunlun Secret Realm. Neither will there be.

Zheng Gui had long since given up the idea of ​​finding these adventures left by his ancestors, but he knew that Feng Qingyang had mastered the Dugu Nine Swords handed down by Dugu Qiubai, so there might be some remnants of the barren valley outside Xiangyang City, but since Feng Qingyang Yang has already had an adventure, so it would be a waste of time to go again.

Before going down the mountain, Zheng Gui knew that the only magical secret books that can be found in today's martial arts are the "Evil Resisting Sword Manual" from the old house of the Lin family in Fuzhou and the lost swordsmanship of the Wuyue Sword School in the Siguoya Grottoes on Huashan Mountain.

Although Zheng Gui is a monk, it doesn't seem to make any difference whether he has those words or not, but he has no intention of being a monk for the rest of his life, and he is absolutely unwilling to let him practice the magical skills of his own palace, but it is okay to hold it in his hands for profit. It is also possible to increase knowledge and improve understanding of martial arts by watching.

After all, the Shaolin Temple showed the "Sunflower Treasure" to the Huashan sect, the leader of the Five Sacred Sacred Sect. Within decades, two sects of the Qi sect and the sword sect emerged. It is not as good as Shaolin Wudang, so naturally I don't want to miss the opportunity to learn from the evil sword manual.

Therefore, even if Zheng Gui doesn't practice himself, he must obtain the Evil Resisting Sword Manual, so this time he went down the mountain, he thought about going south to Fuzhou from the west of Zhejiang, and only after he got the Evil Resisting Sword Manual can he think about seeking Huashan again. I have thought about the stone carving swordsmanship in the cliff.

When he arrived in Henan, the landscape was quite different from that of Shanxi in a century. Since there was no map or navigation, Zheng Gui could only remember the way he had come, and sketched the route map in his mind.

After arriving at Huaiqing Mansion, Yiqing and Zheng Gui didn't bother to visit the nearby Wangwu Mountain, so they directly hired a boat, and the seven of them traveled eastward along the Yellow River. Five days later, they arrived near Kaifeng, where there is Shanjian Temple The host, Master Yibei, personally greeted them at the pier.

Everyone got off the boat to rest for one night, and also learned the first-hand information.

Master Yibei is a reincarnated disciple of one of the senior sisters of Master Compassionate Heart. His teacher's Dharma name is Dingxi. Recently, it is said that he retreats to study Buddhism and seldom shows up.

For the past ten years or so, Yibei has been in charge of the affairs of Shanjian Temple in Kaifeng. He can be regarded as the master of the lower house of the Hengshan Sect.

After being introduced by Mrs. Yibei, Zheng Gui, Yiqing and the others also knew that Dingyi had arrived at the Tianhe Gang's Taihu sub-helm a few days ago. Two sons of Liang.

Although Yi Bei didn't know whether Taihu's opponent Dingyi had the upper hand at that time, but seeing how the Tianhe gang let go of the young masters of Xu's and Liang's mansions, he knew that Huang Boliu must not have taken advantage.

In the early morning of the next day, Yibei sent Zheng Gui and his party to board the ship. Before parting, he took out a letter and said, "Uncle Dingxing, this is a letter written by Uncle Dingyi. Her old man knows that you are going to Hangzhou, and she is worried about the sea sand. The leader of the gang, Master Yun, plotted against you and all the younger sisters, so I went to Jiaxing Pharmacist Liuli Temple to sit in town..."

Zheng Gui took the letter and looked at it, then passed it to Yiqing, and said, "You tell Senior Sister Dingyi, just say I know."

After Zheng Gui finished speaking, he turned around and got into the boat. After Yiqing and others bid farewell to Yibei, the white-topped wooden boat of the boatman, a well-known believer in Shanjian Temple, pierced the water like an arrow leaving the string, and disappeared into the morning sun in the east. in the fog.

The wooden boat is divided into upper and lower floors, which can accommodate more than ten people. Because men and women are different, Zheng Gui and the boatman live on the lower floor, while Yiqing and other seven people live on the upper floor. This boat is more spacious than the boat they found in Fenglingdu Comfortable.

Because the Yellow River had not changed its course during the Boxer Rebellion period at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and the mouth of the sea was still in Haizhou, so the wooden boat did not enter Shandong when it arrived in Guide Prefecture, but headed towards Dangshan and Xuzhou.

When they arrived in Xuzhou, the wooden boat no longer went down the river, but changed to the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal and went all the way south.

Tax collection at various checkpoints is very cumbersome, and tax collectors and water transport patrols often set up card points to charge privately. If the Hengshan sect plays the banner of a sect, it will probably be able to scare off many exploits by patrolling water transport and river road officials.

However, there are many disciples of the Tianhe Gang and the Haisha Gang on this canal. Zheng Gui, Yiqing and others naturally didn't want to make troubles, lest they be attacked by thieves, so they took some money and gave it to the boatman and let him go around.

(End of this chapter)