My enemies became my companions

Chapter 363 My Enemy Became My Companion
The two rats ran around and were exhausted in Yingdu.

The streets may be broken, but there are still many ghosts in the city.

Suddenly, a human head popped out of the rice jar and smiled at them. There was also a ghost picking up teeth while falling out in the stinky ditch. A starving ghost moved in the alley with his belly as huge as a mountain. He saw countless ghosts and monsters along the way. The rat paw jumped here and there, and he didn't know where he was going.

A hanged man appeared out of nowhere and bared his fangs and claws at them, with his long hair tangled around his neck, hanging himself from the clothes rail.

But when he saw that the female rat was wearing a Taoist robe, the hanged ghost immediately hanged himself back and climbed up frantically by pulling his hair.

Amid the squeaking laughter, Chen Yi and Yin Weiying didn't know how far they had run.

After a long while, they climbed up to a high-rise building that was almost in ruins. Yin Weiying first rode the wind, then transformed himself, and with smoke rising, he sat on the slanted half-broken building.

Chen Yi followed closely behind, riding the wind and rushing over.

But as soon as Yin Weiying made a move, he immediately intercepted him in mid-air and caught him in his hand.

Chen Yi subconsciously slapped her hands and struggled, but saw Yin Weiying pulling him closer and closer. The female priest, who had now turned back into a human form, seemed like a huge monster, and her originally thin lips looked like a bloody mouth when they were slightly opened.

After coming to his senses, Chen Yi stopped struggling and just looked at her quietly.

"Won't you change me back?" Chen Yi took two deep breaths and asked calmly.

The nun shook her head and said, "Isn't this good?"

"How is it okay?"

Yin Weiying hesitated for a moment and asked softly, "Do you think you look scary?"

Chen Yi was stunned for a moment, but then he realized that this nun had always been afraid of him, and there was almost no time when she was not afraid of him.

Seeing his stunned look, Yin Weiying couldn't help but smile.

This silly mouse is so cute.

It would be nice if he always looked like this...

Seeing that she was laughing, Chen Yi tilted his head forward, looking somewhat unconvinced.

Yin Weiying gently put him down and said after hesitating:
"Can you call me sister?"

"Yin Weiying!"

The nun was frightened and her eyes rolled slightly. When she saw that his voice became more serious, she let him go.

She pinched her fingers together and chanted the spell, "Resolve."

As the word "解" came out, smoke rose and Chen Yi turned back into a human. He was no longer polite and hugged the nun from behind.

Yin Weiying's breathing was rapid, his heart was beating very fast in panic, his face was slightly pale, and after being stiff for a moment, he reacted and shouted softly: "...good brother."

Chen Yi curled his lips into a smile, slowly put his arms around her waist, and rested his chin on her shoulder.

The cracked edges of the pavilions showed irregular jagged edges. The breeze swept across the broken streets, across the pale faces of the evil spirits, and shuttled between the collapsed rubble. In the distance, green banners could still be seen swaying, like dancing will-o'-the-wisp fires. When the wind passed by them, it seemed to make a circle.

At this moment, Chen Yi hugged her gently, with an indescribable tranquility in his heart, as if he had climbed the highest mountain. All the sorrows, pains, difficulties and obstacles were over. At this moment, he just wanted to calm down, hug the person beside him, and watch the sunset.

He didn't know what the person in his arms was thinking.

The thoughts of the nun, who had always been confused, were much more complicated. She leaned her softer back against his arms. Once she calmed down, she felt mixed emotions. She looked out at the scenery of the ghost town absent-mindedly. She opened her mouth, wanting to say something but unable to.

She loved him too much and was rarely satisfied. This always made Chen Yi like her and hate her at the same time. All kinds of emotions flowed through his heart. Yin Weiying turned his head and looked at him straight for a while.

Chen Yi raised his head slightly, looked at her sideways, and smiled softly:
"what happened?"

Yin Weiying lowered her eyes, and her half-closed eyes were like a pool of quiet spring water, neither charming nor lustful. She pondered for a while and said in a clear voice:

"The way of cultivating Taoism in Mount Taihua has always been to use the Jade Girl as the main method and the Golden Boy as the auxiliary method."

After finally meeting again, Chen Yi listened patiently and hugged her gently.

"Before I entered the mountains to practice Taoism, I already knew all the methods and principles involved. That's why I always daydream when I have nothing to do."

The nun in white didn't look at him, but her eyes were long. Her Taoist robe swayed slightly in the wind, like clouds spreading out. She looked and looked, not knowing where in the distant sky she would end up.
"I wrote some lyrics over the past few days. How about singing them for you?"

Chen Yi nodded slightly. Even if he didn't understand, he would not refuse to listen.

At that moment, Yin Weiying lowered his head and recalled, then looked sideways into the distance, and sang in a clear voice from the outside to the inside:
"The golden elixir can reveal the immortals' secrets only in the human heart. After collecting the herbs successfully, I will take my zither and enjoy the moon with my special companion.

The jade boy clapped his hands to block the way back, and pointed at the sound of chattering with a smile.

The pleasure changes in a flash, and the lovemaking changes in a flash, but there is no emotion at all."

The singing was gentle and elegant, but one could hear the ups and downs of thoughts in it. After she finished singing, she repeated some sentences from it, especially the last three sentences. Chen Yi listened to it, and even though he could not understand the meaning of the song "Moon over the City Wall", he still felt some understanding in his heart.

Whether he understood it or not, Yin Weiying sang it all out. She still looked at him from afar, not looking at his expression.

After a long while, she whispered:

"In the past few days, I have thought about a lot, mostly about you, from the first time we met to later becoming your concubine, the entanglements and disturbances, there are really too many, but... I can't let go of the idea of ​​becoming an immortal."

Chen Yi remained silent.

She suddenly shook her head and laughed:

"Tell me if I'm stupid or not. I wanted to find you before you came back, and after you came back I wanted to become an immortal."

Chen Yi laughed along with her. He already knew her character. She almost didn't know how to write the word "contentment" and was not willing to stop in time. She would rather go around in circles doing useless work but would not change her mind.

He sometimes hated her personality and sometimes liked her.

The answer is actually very simple. They are not a natural couple, nor are they destined to be a perfect match.

The cold wind brushed Chen Yi's hair and cheeks, and a thin mist lingered in Yingdu. Their acquaintance in late autumn when the cicadas were chirping was destined to be a love affair full of grievances and grudges.

"You won't follow me to Mount Taihua, and I don't want to be trapped in the courtyard all the time. But if we separate, you will miss me and I will miss you, just like then. I don't know if this counts as love..."

The nun poured out her heart and sighed softly:

"It's just that being with you like this is not what I want."

Chen Yi understood the complex meaning in her words, and knew the emotional entanglement in her heart.

Perhaps she would never have said such words in the past, even if she had been hiding it in her heart, but now, after she finished speaking, she trembled a little. Chen Yi also felt a similar emotion in his heart, followed by a faint sigh.

It turns out that my enemy has become my fellow Taoist, which makes me reluctant to part with him and feel uneasy.

"So what if it's not what you want?" Chen Yi sneered.

The nun lowered her head slightly, pursed her lips, and then said:
"I thought you would give in for me..."

Xiao Yin could never refuse him.

She is different, much tougher.
Even after struggling and resisting, I still couldn't refuse him.

Yin Weiying hung her face dejectedly, and felt her husband holding her tighter behind her. Her breathing quickened and her heart beat fast. He gently rubbed her hair.

Then, something appeared in the hair.

The nun's heart paused.

Her fingertips moved slightly upwards and touched a hairpin, a hairpin carved with cloud patterns.

"I don't know if I'll ever give in for you."

The voice echoed in her ears.

"But I know that if I meet another fairy on my way out of Beijing,
I’m definitely not as good as you.”

Yin Weiying's eyes felt sore for a moment, and when he closed his eyes, two tears fell.

Tear marks flowed down her cheeks. Chen Yi hugged her and watched her put on the hairpin.

"I didn't have time to tell you yesterday...

Happy birthday,

Yin is the capital of Ying. "

(End of this chapter)