90,000 Years of Longevity

Essence Zen Temple was located in Changning District, East China Sea City.

This temple was very remote.

Except for the holidays and festivals, basically, no one came here to give incense.

Had it not been for some time ago that a murder occurred, Captain Guan would never know that there was such a temple in Changning District.

The plaque was some years old.

It was rusty and would crack at any time.

On the gate, an iron lock was decayed, and it was simply hung there in the wind and sun.

Looking from afar, this temple gave people a very gloomy feeling.

"Captain Guan, do you really want to go in? I always feel weird about this temple. The last time I came, it was so gloomy." Shu parked the car in the distance and followed Captain Guan to the temple gate. But soon she stopped from afar, always feeling a bit wrong about this place.

"What's there to be afraid of?" Captain Guan was not afraid.

Then he took the initiative to step forward and push the wooden door open.

"Huh?"

However, when Captain Guan saw the situation inside, he was stunned.

"Little Shu, it wasn't like that when we came here last time, was it?" Captain Guan asked Shu next to him in a low voice. When he said this, he was a little unsure of himself.

Shu didn't think much about it before saying, "Yes, it's really different from before. When we came last time, there were not many monks in this temple, but the courtyard was unusually clean. What I remember most is the courtyard. Inside, there was a table with a pair of black and white chess on it... now, there is nothing left, and it is covered with weeds."

"Can the change be so great in a few months?" Captain Guan frowned.

Shu realized that something was wrong instantly, "It's not spring anymore. It's long past the season of vegetation growth. Yes, according to normal conditions, this temple won't be like this no matter what. According to the situation at the scene, it feels as if no one has lived for more than ten years... It's simply impossible."

"En." Captain Guan hummed.

Then he shouted at the temple, "Old Tathagata monk, are you still there..."

"Tathagata old monk, are you still there?"

"Excuse me if you are still there."

"Are you still there?"

"Still there?"

The voice of Captain Guan echoed in this temple for a long time. Unfortunately, even after a long time, there was still no response from the temple.

"Nobody?" Captain Guan's voice was puzzled.

"No one answers." Shu added.

"Well, then go in and have a look..." Captain Guan said after pondering for a few seconds.

"Good." Shu nodded.

Then, the two of them stepped forward and walked towards the temple.

...

Back at the university, inside the library.

As time passed, many students gradually entered here.

Occasionally, students faced Ye Bei and Wang An's side.

But no one disturbed the two of them.

"Master, these students have forgotten those things. Now, many students have gone to class normally, and the number of people in the library has gradually increased. But if we just sit here and do nothing, it doesn't seem right, shouldn't we do something?"

"It's quiet here, but it's very lively outside this school." Ye Bei replied faintly.

"Master, what do you mean?" Wang An's body was startled, and when he asked this, his voice was a little cold.

"It means literally." Ye Bei replied lightly.

"Is it possible that the memories of those officers are still preserved? And the so-called Wu Family also wants to make trouble?" A murderous intent flashed in Wang An's eyes.

"That's not it..." Ye Bei shook his head lightly.

He had lived too long, so in terms of mood, it had long been beyond Wang An's understanding.

For example, no matter where he went, there would some idiots who came to make trouble.

Perhaps this was an extremely annoying thing for Wang An...

But from Ye Bei's point of view, it was not interesting.

People of different ages had different ideas and different styles of doing things alike…

But if one looked at it roughly, he couldn't see this difference at all.

But Ye Bei could see clearly that during his long life, there were too many people who caused troubles inexplicably.

There were indeed too many people who did not have eyes… but it still piqued his interest a little because these people were different in details, so it made him feel a little new.

For example, the principal and that Wu Shao's father's clothing.

Those things were ordinary for people in this world. But for Ye Bei, it was another sight.

"Master, if they continue to make trouble behind our backs, as long as you say a word, I will be able to make all of them disappear immediately, to ensure that you can live a safe and stable life in this place, and there will be no more trouble."

Wang An was still too young, so his realm of thought was not as good as Ye Bei's.

"No need." Ye Bei shook his head. Then he slowly stood up straight.

"Alright, Little An, let's go for a walk. The person I'm waiting for must have already arrived in East China Sea City. It will also be here soon." Ye Bei said softly.

"Yes, sir." Then Wang An quickly stood up, and then put the books in his hands on the bookshelf next to him.

The actions of the two naturally attracted the attention of many students.

Some students also started whispering.

However, in the end, they had no courage to come forward and ask Ye Bei and Wang An for trouble.

"At that time, there was turmoil and chaos, and the whole world did not have a good school. In that era, scholars were hiding everywhere. Because if they were to be discovered, they would be treated as aliens and even tied up and criticized. Unlike now... a lot of books are in front of them, but they don't even want to read it."

When he walked out of the library, Wang An looked at the casually wandering group of students outside, and he was impressed.

"No matter how much you study, a hundred years later, dust will return to the dust."

But as Wang An's voice just fell, Ye Bei said slowly.

Wang An was speechless for a while.

He understood very well that this technology era was also just a moment in the era that Ye Bei experienced.

In that vast history, it was not known how many amazing there were all over the world.

Obtaining certain knowledge, perhaps in Ye Bei's eyes, did not really matter.