Traveling through Tianlong: Starting from the Zhenlong chess game

Chapter 84 Yi Boyun is innocent and "Buddha"

This time, the Shaolin Temple honored not only Qiao Feng, but also Zhao Mu.

Although Qiao Feng and Zhao Mu are already very fast, even if they catch up again, they can only "run on the ground" and still cannot compare to "flying in the sky".

Although there were official roads in this era, there were no "direct" "highways" and no "tunnels" through the mountains. The two of them went around in twists and turns, and their speed was still a bit slow.

Just one night before Zhao Mu and Qiao Feng arrived here.

Abbot Xuanci received a top-secret letter from a flying pigeon.

The letter from the flying pigeon was none other than Master Zhiguang, who told the story of Qiao Feng's life story in the apricot grove that day.

Master Zhiguang wrote what happened in Xingzilin, as well as Quan Guanqing's final fate, in this flying pigeon biography.

After reading it, Abbot Xuanci couldn't help but be shocked.

He did not expect that this matter would eventually be exposed, but he also did not expect that even if this matter was exposed, it would be suppressed by the "official family" forcibly confusing right and wrong.

Master Zhiguang mentioned in the letter that Qiao Feng is still the leader of the Beggar Gang, and the origin of the young man who follows Qiao Feng is mysterious, but the fact that he can mobilize the government to try Quan Guanqing is enough to prove his origin. Extraordinary, Master Zhiguang asked Abbot Xuanci to deal with it carefully.

However, this letter is also Master Zhiguang’s final letter.

After Master Zhiguang sent this letter, he passed away in his meditation room in Tiantai Mountain.

This was regarded as his "righteousness" to Abbot Xuanci. Master Zhiguang mentioned in the letter that he himself tasted herbs and practiced medicine, and his time was running out.

He is willing to use his own death to resolve this grudge and put it to rest. I hope Abbot Xuanci can also keep the secret.

Because Master Zhiguang wanted to completely eliminate this grudge by himself, Master Zhiguang's death was not so glorious. Master Zhiguang left a suicide note to his disciples before he passed away.

The content of the suicide note was the lie spun by Zhao Mu.

Master Zhiguang personally "admitted" in the letter that he had "perjured himself" for the sake of his friendship with Elder Xu, and that the "story" he told in the apricot forest that day was also made up by him. . He felt deeply remorseful for having mistakenly believed the villain's words and "framed" Qiao Feng, so he was so ashamed that he wanted to die to apologize. Moreover, at the end of the suicide note, he begged Qiao Feng for forgiveness and warned his disciples to follow his example and not to "tell lies."

Master Zhiguang used this self-defiling method to completely settle this matter, which is very true.

Xuanci couldn't help but burst into tears after reading Master Zhiguang's Flying Pigeon Biography. He didn't expect that what happened back then would eventually turn out like this. Originally, this secret would be sealed forever, but he didn't expect that it would end up costing his old friend's life.

The only thing Abbot Xuanci can do for Master Zhiguang is to recite the past life scriptures for him several times and pray for him to die in bliss as soon as possible.

After reading the letter passed by Fei Ge, Abbot Xuanci burned Master Zhiguang's last letter. No one was informed. Therefore, his "dressing up to attend" today really made the other brothers of the Xuan generation dissatisfied.

They felt that the abbot's pomp and ceremony was too grand to welcome Qiao Feng.

Although Qiao Feng is the leader of the Beggar Clan, before he became a disciple of Wang Jiantong, he was a lay disciple of the Xuanku Clan. When it comes to seniority in the Shaolin Temple, he is from the "Hui" generation. It is somewhat out of order for them, a group of "Xuan" generation, to welcome him, a junior from the Shaolin Temple.

However, their abbot brother insisted on this. Even though these old monks were unhappy, they could only obey the orders of the head brother. But now that they saw Zhao Mu's slightly perfunctory courtesy, they felt even more unhappy.

Zhao Mu's perfunctory etiquette was purely because he looked down on Xuan Ci from the bottom of his heart. He felt that Xuanci, a sanctimonious monk, might not be able to bear his courtesy, but he had to be polite when it came to the scene, so Zhao Muxing was very perfunctory.

Qiao Feng asked at this time: "Master Abbot, I wonder how my master Xuanku is doing now?"

Xuanci replied: "Amitabha, Junior Brother Xuanku has caught the cold occasionally. He is currently resting in the meditation room and it is not suitable to meet guests. If Gang Leader Qiao wants to visit his mentor, then wait until I send his disciples to inquire."

When Qiao Feng heard that his teacher was ill, he said, "Oh! If that's the case, then there's no rush to see you. Qiao wants to stay in Shaolin for a few days. Is it convenient?"

Xuanci laughed when he heard this and said: "What are you talking about, Gang Leader Qiao? Although Gang Leader Qiao is now a member of the Beggar Clan, he once studied under me in Shaolin and can be considered as half a Shaolin disciple. This Shaolin Temple will always be a big convenience for Gang Leader Qiao." door."

Hearing this, Qiao Feng said happily: "In that case, I would like to thank the abbot Master!"

The target of Xuanci's friendship this time is not Qiao Feng, but Zhao Mu, who is standing behind Qiao Feng and has a mysterious background.

Xuanci looked at Zhao Mu and asked Qiao Feng: "Chief Qiao, I don't know that this young master is also a member of the Beggar Clan? Why do you think I am so unfamiliar to you?"

Qiao Feng introduced: "Oh! This is Qiao's adopted brother, Mr. Zhao Mu Zhao."

Upon seeing this, Xuanci also bowed to Zhao Mu with his hands clasped together.

Seeing Xuanci like this, other eminent monks of the Xuan generation present were puzzled. I don’t know why the dignified Shaolin abbot treated such a young boy with such courtesy.

Seeing everyone's gaze and Xuanci saluting him, Zhao Mu had no choice but to bend down and return Xuanci's salute.

Xuanci looked Zhao Mu up and down, and then asked: "Lao Na noticed that this young master has beautiful features and impressive weapons. He must not be from the martial arts world, but from a noble family."

Faced with Xuanci's probing question, Zhao Mu could only reply helplessly: "What the abbot said is true. I am really just a nobody in the world. As for my family, my family is relatively well off. However, during this trip, I I just accompanied my eldest brother to Shaolin to accommodate my uncle and aunt. If you want to tell your fortune, master, please wait until next time!"

When Xuan Tong heard Zhao Mu's rude words, he was about to get angry, but looking at Xuan Ci's expression, he suppressed the anger in his heart.

Faced with Zhao Mu's rude words, Xuanci still had a kind smile on his face.

Xuanci asked at this time: "Oh? Gang Leader Qiao wants to place Sanhuaigong and his wife in my Shaolin?"

Qiao Feng replied: "Exactly, to be honest with Master Abbot, someone in my beggar gang colluded with people from Xixia Yipintang, conspired to seize power, and even framed Qiao as a Khitan. Although the truth of the matter is now known, and the lawbreakers have been punished, But the people in the Xixia Yipin Hall are all ruthless people. Qiao was afraid that something might happen to his parents, and that there might be a legacy among the Beggar Clan, so he wanted to send his parents to Shaolin Temple to serve the Buddha as a sweeper in order to seek the Buddha's protection."

Xuanci nodded when he heard this and said, "That's it."

At this time, Zhao Mu took out a thousand-tael silver note from his arms. He waved it in front of the monks. After everyone saw it clearly, he threw it into the merit box beside him.

Zhao Mu said angrily: "This one thousand taels of silver is just a little bit of sesame oil money that I bought for my uncle and aunt on behalf of my eldest brother. It is a tribute to 'my Buddha'. I believe that 'Buddha' will protect this kind-hearted farmer couple." .”

(End of this chapter)