Lord Huo picked up a real princess

Chapter 225 Prayers
Traitor, traitor.

It is a person who seeks power and seizes the throne and raises troops to rebel.

After the man heard this, he didn't change his mood too much, as if everything Puji said, the so-called king and traitor, had nothing to do with him.

The purpose of his trip was originally just to see Qin Wan's fate. After so much experience, the ghosts and gods are not all fabricated and nonsense.

If it was the past, Puji would never see Huo Yin at all.

"Although Ms. Qin has changed her fate, as the old saying goes, capital crimes can be avoided, but living crimes cannot be escaped."

Huo Yin's face gradually sank.

"Is there a solution?"

Puji shook his head: "Fate is not something that can be controlled by everything, but if you want, you can rest in my shabby room for a few days. Miss Qin has a predestined relationship with Buddha, sincerely chant scriptures and pray for blessings, and ask for some protection from heaven."

Wanwan agreed to pray for blessings without even thinking about it.

She was born in a different era, and what she saw and heard all had a sense of divine authority, and in an era without science and technology, the theory of ghosts and gods was also very tenable.

"Then we will pray here for fourteen days."

After hearing this, Puji nodded with a smile: "Not bad."

In the Great Zhou, the fourteenth is a newborn. In modern times, the fourteenth is the half of a month. In the half-month, there is neither Yin nor Yang. In fact, it is somewhat similar to the saying of the Great Zhou.

Praying for blessings is different from ordinary burning incense and worshiping Buddha. From the day of praying for blessings, you have to bathe and change clothes, abstain from meat and sex, men and women must abide by etiquette, and do not get close at different seats to be sincere.

That is to say, for the fourteenth day, Wan Wan and Huo Yin had to live in a separate room and keep a distance. Even if they met, they would sit on each side, copying scriptures and chanting, and they were not allowed to talk.

Before praying for blessings, Wanwan stretched out her arms to hug Huo Yin, buried her face in his arms, and said in a low voice, "You must listen carefully to Master Puji's words."

She knows that he has an unruly temperament and has always been self-centered, but since the matter of praying for blessings has been decided, she must treat it sincerely.

Someone who doesn't know the rules of praying: "..."

...

Puji's residence is neither big nor small, the two live in the main room on both sides, with the main hall in the middle, Puji doesn't live in this place, he lives behind the main hall.

Therefore, strictly speaking, excluding those who stayed outside, only Wanwan and Huo Yin lived in this place.

Originally, this place was uninhabited, and the facilities in the room were not only simple, but even when you opened the door and walked in, you could be coughed by the dust that hadn't been swept for several months.

Fortunately, money can turn ghosts around. Huo Musheng ordered people to improve the facilities. Although Puji’s beams could not be demolished and rebuilt, within an hour or two, the house had a new look. Not only were there comfortable and soft beds, but even the walls The surface is covered with a new type of wall film that is beautiful and warm.

There was even a soothing smell in the air.

But the smell was calming, and Wanwan couldn't make herself fall asleep.

Because there is no familiar figure of that person.

Usually, she only needs to turn over and poke her head out to see it.

No, she can actually see something now, there is a blanket under the bed, the shape and pattern are exactly the same as Huo Yin's bed.

It's just that it wasn't Huo Yin who was lying on the bed, but a fish baby that Huo Musheng told someone to buy.

With a blue body and a long fish tail, you can't tell what kind of fish it is, but it is placed on the ground and covered with a quilt, and it does look a bit like a human in the dark.

Wanwan sighed with some melancholy, and turned over.

On the fourteenth, this is the first day.

After tossing and turning all night, he finally fell into a dream in the very hypnotic tranquilizing incense.

There was no more movement in the house, and the person leaning outside the door stretched out his hand, pressed the dirt in front of him, and extinguished the sparkling cigarette butt.

Huo Yin didn't sleep, so Huo Musheng naturally followed him around. He watched Huo Yin get up and go back to his room, his eyes paused on the cigarette butt he had put out.

Speaking of which, Huo Yin hasn't smoked for a long time, and Huo Musheng never saw him smoking when he saw him again.

The night was quiet, and the only sound in the village was the chirping of insects, and the occasional rustling of broken grass. It should be some wild cats that came out to look for food at night.

Puji put a lot of cat food behind the main hall, and there would be stray cats every night, feasting on it, and then leaving quickly.

At dawn the next day, Huo Xiuxiu came to the door quietly.

Wanwan woke up when she heard footsteps, and sat up when she heard a knock on the door.

"come in."

"Miss Qin, I will wait for you to wash up."

Huo Xiuxiu opened the door lightly and came in. When the door was closed, the door panel touched the door frame without making any sound.

Wanwan let out a "hmm".

It was cool in the mountains, Huo Xiuxiu carried the warm water for washing into the house, let Wanwan brush her teeth and wash her face in the room, and then asked someone to bring breakfast in.

In order to show their sincerity, some prayers will only eat one meal within fourteen days, and even one meal every two days, and replace the rest with water. However, Wanwan is not in good health and must take medicine on time. Huo Yin did not agree to this kind of injury to the body how to eat.

Wanwan asked Huo Xiuxiu, "Is Huo Yin awake?"

"Wake up." Huo Xiuxiu said: "The owner said, let you eat slowly, be sure to eat more."

Wanwan was a little funny, always felt that Huo Yin looked at her like a child, and seemed to always pay special attention to her diet.

After breakfast, Wanwan didn't need Huo Xiuxiu's belt, she hugged a futon, and when she walked to the main hall, she found that Puji was already waiting there.

"Master, I'm late."

Puji smiled kindly: "It's not too late, I'm used to coming early."

With that said, Huo Yin also arrived, still dressed in solemn black, he glanced at Qin Wan before entering the door, saw that her face was still rosy, and felt relieved.

He nodded towards Puji: "Master."

Puji clasped his hands together.

"let's start."

Chanting scriptures is naturally impetuous, but Wanwan and Huo Yin are not impatient. They sit at one end, hold the same pen, and roughly in the same posture. It's been a morning.

During this period, Wanwan was serious about copying, with pious eyes and long black hair, revealing a neck as white as jade.

In Puji's voice, there was an ethereal emptiness, and a sense of great joy and compassion, reaching Wanwan's ears, as if returning to Dazhou, someone was chanting scriptures in front of her sick bed.

"You can't know your own mind. You draw from your mind. The nature of all dharmas is like this. The mind is like a painter. You can paint the world. The five aggregates are all born from it. You can't do it without creating it. Like the mind and Buddha, you are like Buddha. Like all living beings like Buddha."

Huo Yin didn't look at the candles and smoke in the room, and didn't hear a word.

His eyes seemed to only fall on one person at any time.

The man's eyes were pure and kind, and he closed his eyes to listen. In the twilight of the candlelight, he looked sacred and beautiful.

Puji seemed to see nothing, closed his eyes and spoke compassionately.

"You should know the Buddha and the mind. Both nature and nature are endless. If a person knows the mind and action, he will create all the worlds. If he is a person, he will see the Buddha. Know the Buddha's true nature. The mind does not stay in the body. The body does not live in the mind."

(End of this chapter)