Cultivating immortals is not as good as alchemy

Chapter 13 Thank you for giving birth, please rest in peace
How long ago was the memory, like it was a long time ago, and it seemed like it was just yesterday, it was so clear that it went deep into my mind, making it unforgettable.

The guy was still talking non-stop, and the people around were discussing more and more loudly, just like buying goods in a market, bargaining, spitting, and lively.

Fu Xiaoyun didn't cry, she didn't cry bitterly, she just lowered her head and looked at the ground quietly.

1 minute passed, 5 minutes passed, time passed quickly.

Finally, the clerk's mouth was dry, and he turned back to the store, raised his head and gulped water.

The people around felt bored and dispersed in twos and threes.

The aunt leading the way hadn't left yet, standing in front of her, holding the hem of her clothes with both hands, looking a little embarrassed.

Fu Xiaoyun seemed to have noticed something, and looked up at her aunt, her eyes seemed to be able to read people's hearts.

"Auntie, just say what you want to say."

My aunt felt that the eyes of the person on the opposite side looking at her were too dazzling, so she avoided them and did not look at her.

"...Ah Yun, people are bound to die, so don't be too sad, my aunt has two sons at home, they are still young..."

The corners of Fu Xiaoyun's mouth turned up slightly, it couldn't be said that he was laughing at others, or at himself.

She raised her right hand and waved it, interrupting her aunt's long speech, put her left hand into her bosom, took out a few bank notes, and handed them to her aunt.

"I'm sorry to trouble you, I can handle the next thing myself."

My aunt's hand that caught the bank note was trembling, she put it in front of her eyes and carefully looked at it for a while, to confirm whether it was true or not, and looked around, seeing that no one was paying attention, she hurriedly put it into her bosom.

With a flattering smile on her face, she didn't expect this little girl to be so rich.

The voice was deliberately lowered, and she said "concern" in a soft voice, "Xiao Yun, you may have misunderstood me, I know that there are two companies that specialize in funerals, one-stop service, do you need it..."

Fu Xiaoyun didn't want to talk to her anymore, so she directly refused, "No need, you can go."

The smile on Auntie's face gradually disappeared, and she made a fool of herself. She curled her lips, shook her sleeves, and left too.

It came and went in a hurry.

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Fu Xiaoyun first carried her mother's body on her back, and tied her hands and feet with ropes to prevent her from slipping when she walked around.

Then he picked up his father's body with both hands, and walked out of the city step by step with a little difficulty.

I don't know how long I walked, my feet were already numb, the lively crowd was left behind, and the flat floor tiles under my feet turned into a potted yellow mud floor.

The moon was covered by dark clouds, the night wind was blowing coldly, and light rain fell in the sky in response to the occasion. Under the light of the invisible moon, it looked like silver threads falling obliquely into the lake, turning into water waves and circling outwards. Another lap of rippling away.

The two graves are close together, but they are not alone.

Fu Xiaoyun kowtowed three times in front of the grave, tears welled up in her eyes, she bit her lower lip tightly and spoke with sobs.

"Father, mother, please rest in peace, my daughter will take care of herself!"

After a while, the drizzle in the sky gradually subsided.

Fu Xiaoyun wiped away the rainwater and wet tears on his face.

He stood up from the ground, straightened his waist, looked through the grave, and stared at the lake surface absentmindedly.

"Quack-quack!"

It was a frog in the grass, making the sound.

Fu Xiaoyun woke up from the dazed state, and returned her gaze to the grave.

She bent down three more times, each time at a standard ninety degrees, like a right angle.

"Thank you for your kindness..."

(End of this chapter)