Fighter of the Destiny

While rushing towards the cliff, Chen Changsheng saw many disciples from Nanxi Zhai rushing down the mountain along the mountain path, and knew that they must have been alerted by the movement at the mountain gate. Among the Nanxi Zhai disciples, he saw some very familiar faces, and he felt a little more relaxed, thinking that there would be no more misunderstandings between the two parties.

Soon he came to the cliff. There were some pine trees growing among the white stone cliffs, and there were many very thin waterfalls hanging down. In front of the cliff was a large flat mountain flat. Among the green trees, you could see countless beautiful buildings. The building was presumably the legendary Nanxi Zhai. If he had come to visit normally, he would have admired it, but he was not in the mood now. He glanced at it briefly and continued to rush up the cliff.

There are no mountain paths between the cliffs. There are dense forests or steep rock walls everywhere. Even apes who are good at climbing will find it a bit hard to climb up. But for Chen Changsheng, the difficulty is not too great.

Climbing up the cliff, we get higher and higher. The mountain becomes steeper, and we get higher and higher from the ground. The clouds and fog around us become thicker and thicker, until we can no longer see Nanxi Zhai below. With the skylight above, he could only judge the direction based on previous impressions. He didn't find it difficult, but instead felt a sense of closeness.

When he was in Xining Town, he would occasionally follow his senior brother to collect herbs in the solitary peak deep in the clouds outside the town, and he was very familiar with this environment.

I don’t know how long it took, but the clouds and fog suddenly became much lighter, and the sky above me became clearer and clearer.

Chen Changsheng's spirit was lifted.

The cold wind passed through the green trees and strange rocks between the peaks, and fell on his face, with some moisture in it.

The clouds and fog suddenly dissipated, and his field of vision became extremely wide. Looking north, he could see the curved Tong River like a line.

This is the summit of the Virgin Peak.

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Chen Changsheng was very sure that Xu Yourong was in retreat here, but he walked around the peak twice and saw hundreds of ancient trees that he had never seen before, and saw the stone on the edge of the cliff that she mentioned in her letter. I even saw the cute green birds she mentioned in her letter, but I didn’t see the cave.

Bai He didn't know where he went.

But by this time he had calmed down a lot. After hearing Xiao Zhang's words in Fengyang County, he had been nervous and even a little anxious. After arriving here, all the nervousness and anxiety had disappeared, because the peak was just like what she said in the letter, There was no change, no sign of any battle.

What still made him a little puzzled or wary was that logically speaking, Xu Yourong was in seclusion at the top of Saintess Peak. Even if it might take several years before he could leave seclusion, Nanxi Zhai would leave some disciples here to accompany him. Otherwise, what if she encounters a problem while practicing in the cave and needs help?

He returned to the north side of the peak. There were several ancient trees and a very shallow pool, which was exactly where he thought it should be a cave. He made this judgment, in addition to the location, scenery and the traces by the pool, the most important reason was because there were the largest number of inscriptions here and they looked the oldest.

Inscriptions can be seen everywhere on the cliffs at the top of Saint Maiden Peak.

Those inscriptions were directly engraved on them, and some of them had inscriptions that he was very familiar with.

The inscription on the Heavenly Book Stele.

He heard Xu Yourong say that these were the inscriptions of the first generation of southern saints who had personally rubbed the Heavenly Book from the Heavenly Book Mausoleum in Kyoto.

Different from the rubbings taken out by Liziyuan Inn, these inscriptions contain the supreme wisdom and supreme soul of the saint, and possess the true meaning of the Heavenly Book Stele. Nan Xizhai's understanding of the Heavenly Book Stele has never been weaker than that of Li Gong, and in some aspects it is even better, just because they have these inscriptions.

Chen Changsheng found the inscription on the Zhaoqing Monument on the cliff, reached out and touched it, and felt a cool feeling on his fingers.

Those lines are no different from the inscriptions on the Tianshu Mausoleum, but there are some extremely subtle differences.

These differences are not fallacies, but represent the first saint's understanding of the inscription.

Chen Changsheng's understanding of the Heavenly Book Monument far exceeds that of other cultivators, even those who are true geniuses.

Because his process of unpacking the monuments in the Tomb of Heavenly Books was unique, and he always carried five Heavenly Book monuments on his wrist.

With just a slight touch and a slight feeling, he knew that if he could carefully study these inscriptions on the Saintess Peak, it would definitely bring great benefits to his practice.

That was all a matter for the future. He had to find the cave first.

At this moment, he felt a slight vibration coming from the cliff stone under his fingers.

A vague, vague, light breath came out from the dense ivy.

He followed the breath and walked over, pushing aside the dense ivy.

Behind the ivy, there is still a cliff. No matter whether you look at it or touch it with your own hands, you can't see anything strange. Even if you hit it with a hammer, you can only break out countless rocks.

But Chen Changsheng knew that the inside of this cliff was not a rock, but empty. In other words, the cave of Saintess Peak was inside.

It wasn't that he could see through the extremely superb formations on the cliff, but because of those ivy.

These green vines are also a formation, not as powerful as the formation on the cliff, but they can also block the vision of the powerful in the sacred realm.

Chen Changsheng was able to see through these vines because he had seen them before.

These green vines are Kirigiya.

Kirigiya is a formation that he had seen in the Imperial Palace in Kyoto.

He had seen the Tong Palace transformed from these green vines in the Zhou Garden.

Back in Zhou Ling, Xu Yourong turned the tung bow in her hand into a tung palace, and Qingye swaggered in the violent storm. Even though she was seriously injured and dying at that time, she was still strong.

Since these green vines are Tong Gong, Tong Gong, and her bow, she should be in the cliff at this time.

It was obvious that the green vine transformed from Tong Gong knew who Chen Changsheng was and did not attack him or issue a warning. It glowed with a faint soft light and was very beautiful.

Chen Changsheng looked at the ivy in his hand, thinking about the face he saw when the white gauze fell on the Naihe Bridge that year.

In the snowy sky, her eyebrows and eyebrows were picturesque, glowing softly, and her beauty was indescribable.

He looked at the cold stone wall in front of him.

She is on the other side of the stone wall.

He is on this side of the stone wall.

If the eyes had real heat, the cold stone wall might start to burn at this time.

It would be nice if this was a stone door. He could push or knock lightly and ask if anyone was there.

No, even if this was a stone door, he still couldn't push or knock lightly.

He could only watch quietly as he did now.

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(Although Chen Changsheng has the potential and reasons to become a monk, I will not let him do this.)