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In order to save Gui Hai, Master Jie Jie was also killed by Liu Shengdan Ma Shou.

Both of them are eminent monks who are compassionate and capable of sacrificing themselves for others.

Moreover, Shaolin Sanlao is known as a divine monk, not only the Buddhism is profound, but also the martial arts is very strong.

Jiejie's cultivation level is unmatched in the martial arts world, he has already stepped into the realm of the innate master, and is still above Cao Zhengchun, and is only one step behind the current Tiedan God.

In the original plot, Guihai Yidao practiced to dominate the world, but he couldn't withstand Jiejie's great compassionate palm. He was easily defeated, which shows the strength of Jiejie.

After Jiang Yi and the others came to the foot of Shaoshi Mountain, they climbed up the steps, but saw the faint sandalwood and bursts of Sanskrit sounds, which washed away the worldly thoughts.

Cheng Shifei didn't understand why Jiang Yi came to Shaolin Temple. While looking at the surrounding environment, he asked strangely:

"Brother, don't you think it's because you can't think about it, and you plan to come to Shaolin Temple to become a monk?"

"Do you think that's possible?"

Jiang Yi said angrily.

Cheng Shifei was just making jokes, and of course he didn't think that Jiang Yi's personality would lead him to become a monk. He chuckled, and then asked:

"In that case, why did you come to Shaolin?"

Jiang Yi said: "It's just to exchange martial arts with the eminent monks here."

Cheng Shifei was even more puzzled. Jiang Yi's saber technique was very overbearing and extremely murderous. It was completely different from the Buddhist martial arts of Shaolin Temple.

Before Cheng Shifei could continue to ask questions, several people had already arrived at the mountain gate. A young intellectual monk looked at Jiang Yi and the others, greeted them, clasped his hands together and asked kindly:

"Amitabha, how many benefactors are here to offer incense?"

Jiang Yi and Gui Hai Yidao were extremely charismatic, they didn't look like they came to offer incense, but they looked like fellow martial artists came to visit.

Moreover, Jiang Yi was holding a little girl in her teens, which seemed even more strange.

Jiang Yi looked at this Zhike monk, and found that the other party had a first-class cultivation level. He couldn't help feeling secretly in his heart, Shaolin Temple really has a profound foundation.

He cupped his fists and said calmly:

"I'm Jiang Yi, this is my junior brother Cheng Zhengfei, and this is Guihai Yidao. May I ask if Master Jiejie is in the temple? I'm here to discuss martial arts with him."

The Zhike monk didn't expect Jiang Yi to come to see Jiejie, and a look of embarrassment suddenly appeared on his face.

From the point of view of the Zhike monk, Jiang Yi and the other three have never heard of their names, and they are just unknown juniors in the world.

As for Master Jiejie, as the head of the "Three Masters" in Shaolin, he is a well-known divine monk in the Jianghu. His status is so honorable that ordinary people can see it just by saying it.

"Uncle Jie is in meditation in the temple, but I don't know if it is convenient to entertain the three of you. Please wait a moment for the three of you, let the young monk go and pass on the information."

Although the Zhike monk was a little embarrassed, he still maintained a calm and polite posture and said, without showing any contempt for others.

Jiang Yi raised his hand, stopped the opponent's movement, and said:

"No need, since Master Jie Jie is in the temple, let me personally inform him."

He also understood that he might not be able to see Jiejie when he rushed to the door, and he was already prepared for this.

As he said that, Jiang Yi gathered his true energy, used the method of sound transmission for thousands of miles, and said slowly:

"Grandmaster, I'm Jiang Yi, in front of the mountain gate of Shaolin Temple, hoping to pay a visit to Grandmaster."

Jiang Yi's voice was not loud, but under the infusion of incomparably deep zhenqi, his voice covered a radius of nearly ten miles, and echoed back and forth across the entire Shaoshi Mountain.

It was passed into the ears of every monk in Shaolin Temple clearly. .

This extremely clever method of sound transmission for thousands of miles not only requires a profound and incomparably deep internal strength cultivation, but also requires a meticulous control of true energy, which is extremely difficult.

The eminent monks in Shaolin Temple instantly judged from this voice that the speaker was a master at the level of a congenital master.

In a secluded Zen room, a monk with white eyebrows and white beard, kind-hearted and kind-hearted is sitting in meditation. After hearing Jiang Yi's voice, a strange look flashed in his eyes. He was quite surprised by Jiang Yi's profound skills and youthful voice.

After pondering for a moment, he opened his mouth and said:

"Yuansheng, go to the mountain gate and bring this benefactor Jiang to my meditation room."

A middle-aged monk standing outside the Zen room bowed and said:

"Yes."

The Yuansheng monk hurried to the mountain gate, and after whispering a few words with the Zhike monk, he looked at Jiang Yi and the others, and said:

"Jie Jie has an invitation, everyone, please come with me."

"Thank you."

Jiang Yi nodded slightly in thanks, and led his disciple He Yuxi to follow the other party's footsteps.

A group of people followed Monk Yuansheng into the Shaolin Temple, walked through several Buddhist halls and pagoda forests with seven bends and eight turns, and walked for a stick of incense before arriving outside the meditation room where they finished their meditation.

"That's it."

As the monk Yuansheng said, he stepped forward and gently opened the door, and waved his empty hand to signal Jiang Yi and the others to enter the room.

Jiang Yi led He Yuxi into the door, and saw three elderly monks sitting in the meditation room.

He smiled slightly and asked:

"I think the three are the famous Jiejie, Liaokong, and Liaofan, the three divine monks, right?"