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Chapter 324 Candied haws (22 more)
Chapter 324

"Yiye, Yiye!" The anxious shouts of master and senior brothers came from not far away.

When Yiye was about to respond, he found that his throat hurt and he couldn't speak.

"Cough!" He coughed a few times, stretched out and touched the numb pain on his neck.

When Yihua found her junior brother, she saw him sitting alone in the bamboo forest, his pajamas were dirty, and there were purple finger marks on his neck.

With a hoarse voice, Yiye told the master what happened last night, and the master told him that because of the special physique of Buddha, he will not continue to attract countless demons and ghosts as he grows.

Just because he has an exquisite heart with seven apertures.

"Then, where was the monster last night?" Yiye looked at his master in a daze.

"It might have escaped. After all, our Nanwu Temple has a large array of blessings, so it won't stay here for long," Master told him with a smile, "Take a good rest."

That night, Yiye heard crying again.

The Weeping Demon was different.

He could clearly feel the desperate roar in the crying.

Why despair?Why is it so sad?

In order not to make Master and Senior Brother continue to worry, Yiye concealed the fact that he could still hear crying at night.

The crying can be heard for longer and longer.

Occasionally, when he went out with his master and passed by a demon, he saw a bloody color with deep despair.

Why is the demon so desperate?

I can't figure it out, I can't figure it out.

As he grows older, Yiye can hear more and more crying, even during the day he can cry.

In the past few years, Yiye has become numb, and he can completely ignore the cries in his mind, even if they have always existed, they will not affect his daily life.

However, when he was ten years old, he went out with his master.

Inadvertently separated from the master.

Yiye, who was dressed in a monk's robe, was a little panicked. This is a human market, with people coming and going, and the short Yiye was almost knocked down several times.

After finally leaving the crowd, he sat on a big tree and waited for the master to come to him.

As Master said, you can't run around after being separated.

The moment I left Master, those cries seemed to be getting closer.

Yiye clenched her fist slightly.

"Hey, little master," a cheerful voice sounded, "Would you like a bunch of candied haws?"

With the sound of this voice, the cries in Yiye's mind disappeared completely in an instant.

Yiye raised his head and saw the red candied haws first, followed by a white and smiling face.

The smile is beautiful and bright, just like the sun.

It was the first time for Yiye to meet someone who could smile so happily, he was stunned for a moment and then came back to his senses, clasped his hands together and said a Buddha's name, "Little monk, I don't have any money."

"No money," the visitor looked at him, and said with a smile, "I can't sleep these days, can little master read a scripture for me?"

"Huh?" Yiye looked at her puzzled.

The visitor said, "Well, as a reward, how about I give you a bunch of candied haws?"

There was a sweet scent of candied haws in the air, and Yiye wanted to eat it a little bit, so the master also promised to come over and buy him a bunch of candied haws after this matter was settled.

"Read a passage for me," the man urged.

Under her urging, Yiye closed his eyes and put his palms together and began to chant sutras.

After a while, Yiye opened his eyes and found that the man was smiling at him, and then handed over a bunch of candied haws, "Here, thank you little master."

"No, you're welcome," Yiye looked at the candied haws handed in front of him, hesitated for a while with a little baby fat face, "I didn't help much, donator, you don't need... um~"

The sweet taste spread in the mouth.

The icing on the candied haws was a bit hard, but sweet.

"You've already eaten it, I can't sell it, you should hurry up and eat it," the man said.

"Thank you benefactor," Yiye thanked.

"You're welcome, you also helped me recite scriptures." The man smiled again.

Suddenly, the pouch around her waist moved, and Yiye was taken aback. He felt a monster aura from inside. He thought of the out-of-control monster he had encountered before, and quickly shouted: "Be careful, there are monsters!"

"Ah, you said it?" Hearing what he said, the man noticed that his small bag reached out and groped in it, and pulled out a cute and gray rabbit, "It's my friend named Cabbage, Come, Bai Cai say hello to little master."

Hui Fang was put on the ground, it looked around, its gaze fell on the hesitant little monk, and it hopped a few times, jumped onto the man's lap, found a place to nest up in a ball .

"It..." Yiye stared blankly at the docile rabbit, feeling that it was different from the monster he had met before.

"It's cute," the man picked up the gray rabbit and handed it to the little monk, "Do you want to touch it? It feels good."

The rabbit's fur was shiny and smooth, and as she said it felt nice and fluffy.

The heart seems to be able to soften into a ball.

Yiye was touching the gray rabbit with one hand and eating candied haws with the other, looking at the busy street not far away, she felt that this feeling was particularly good.

There was a monster in his arms, but he didn't hear the miserable cry, and it was strange since just now, the messy voices in his mind disappeared.

"Little master, why are you here alone?" a soft voice asked.

"Master and I came out together, there were too many people, and we accidentally got separated," Yiye said as he took a bite of a hawthorn, which was so sour that the little monk's entire face twisted.

The person next to him couldn't help but burst out laughing, reached out and touched his bald little head and said, "Little master is so cute!"

Yiye blinked, forgetting the scary sourness for a moment.

"Yiye!" Suddenly, Master's shout came from not far away.

Yiye stood up with a bang, with a happy expression on his face, "Master, I'm here!"

A familiar face appeared from the distance of the crowd, Yiye waved his little hand, trotted up and threw himself into Master's arms, "Master!"

"Yiye, where did you go, you are scared to death as a teacher," the master asked, patting his head.

"I was lost, and I met a kind benefactor, she gave me a candied haws..." Yiye said, turning her head and pointing to the direction of the bench, only to find that there was no one there.

The person carrying candied haws to sell disappeared, and there was only an empty bench over there.

"There's no one there," the master looked over there, looked away, looked at Yiye and said, "It's getting late, let's go back."

"Okay," Yiye nodded, followed behind Master, and within a few steps, his steps paused.

Here they go again, those cries come again.

He frowned slightly, and looked around, unable to figure out where those cries came from.

"Yiye!" The master who was walking in front noticed that he had stopped, and called back.

"Here we come," Yiye withdrew his gaze and hurried up.

(End of this chapter)