I am a fairy

Chapter 13 Build a temple?
Its daybreak.

The wind stopped and the rain stopped.

The mud dragon came all the way from the mountains and rivers, and disappeared without a trace when it entered the river. The waves on the river gradually calmed down, and the boat finally slowly approached the shore.

There was only a mess on the shore, with trees and debris left behind by the wandering dragon everywhere.

The mud blocked the original mountain road, turned the river bank into a muddy mess, and even the ferry was washed away.

The group finally found a place to stay, and when they looked towards the cave, the mysterious light and figure disappeared along with the dragon.

only left with.

An ancient statue that has experienced the vicissitudes of time stands in the cave.

At night, the group first encountered a wandering dragon, and then encountered strong winds and huge waves in the river. They witnessed the magical scene and escaped death from the wind, rain and waves.

now.

Excited again.

Lost again.

They wanted very much to see the god who appeared last night, but in the end they had no chance.

The group walked through the mud and around the debris and arrived in front of the cave.

He bowed to the statue again and again before turning around and leaving.

However, the original road had been destroyed and blocked, becoming difficult to pass. Everyone stood at the intersection leading into the mountains, not knowing what to do.

At this time, it was the boatman on the river bank who stood up and pointed out a way for them.

"I know another way to the city."

“It’s just a little hard to walk.”

The group thanked the boatman quickly and headed towards another road. As they walked, they continued to talk about what happened yesterday.

"What was that light yesterday?"

"I saw it clearly. It was the moon."

"The moon is in the sky, can we pick it down?"

"If it's a god, nothing is impossible."

"Yesterday, dark clouds covered the sky, and there was wind and rain. The moon disappeared. Maybe it was taken away by the gods."

The two servants and the young man from the Jia family were talking excitedly and incessantly, when a cough was heard behind them.

"Cough, cough, cough!"

The young man from the Jia family looked back and saw his elder sister being supported by a maid. She kept coughing, her face was pale and she was so weak that she could not speak.

"Sister."

The young man from the Jia family walked forward worriedly, carried his sister on his back, stopped talking, and walked towards the road.

It seems that he has matured a bit.
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I went out for some fresh air and saw common and unforeseeable scenes like mudslides, and I also knew that I had saved many lives along the way.

At this moment, Jiang Chao looked much more energetic.

But it was quite cold outside, so Jiang Chao curled up in the cockpit after he came back, wrapped in a blanket and fiddling with something on the adjustable and movable extended metal platform.

Wangshu appeared at this time and leaned over to tell Jiang Chao a piece of news.

"do you know?"

"They said they would build a temple for you."

Jiang Chao raised his head and asked: "What temple are you building for me?"

Wangshu walked from one end of the screen to the other and pulled out some pictures of gods and temples.

"Of course gods must have temples."

Jiang Chao asked again: "Who wants to build a temple for me?"

Wangshu immediately started playing the scene from a high slope. It can be seen that the slope is very lively at this moment and many people have come.

One of them was Jia Gui, the magistrate of Xihe County, whom Jiang Chao was very familiar with.

Jiang Chao: "Do they know who I am? They don't even know my name, and they want to build a temple for me?"

Wangshu: "Anyway, they have already discussed it, and everyone has unanimously decided to build a temple for you. It won't be long before they come here to notify you."

This may sound a bit strange. When mortals build a temple for gods, the gods are the last to know about it.

After they have made their decision, they will inform the "gods". Wangshu continued: "And when the temple is being built, the county magistrate will also erect a monument for you."

Jiang Chao said: "It's to build a monument for himself."

Wangshu: "But you are the protagonist."

Jiang Chao: "What's the use?"

But after a while, Jiang Chao seemed to have thought of something.

“Maybe it’s still of some use.”

After Jiang Chao came back, he put the lantern aside and fiddled with his radio.

He wanted to take the radio apart, but found that it was a whole and there was no place to take it apart.

Jiang Chao looked at Wangshu and asked her.

"Where did you find this radio?"

There are indeed many technological creations in the space station, but most of them are damaged. It is difficult to repair them due to lack of conditions, so they can only be left there.

However, Jiang Chao felt that this radio was not originally part of the space station.

Wangshu said as a matter of course: "I made it!"

Jiang Chao: "How is it made?"

Wangshu nodded: "There is an intelligent workshop in the space station, have you forgotten? However, there are not many materials left at the moment, so we can't make something too complicated."

Jiang Chao: "It seems like there is, but I remember it can only be used in emergencies."

But at this point, what could be more urgent?

Wangshu said: "I made a lot of radio parts together, but I only assembled one and sent it out."

That one is Jiang Chao, who is also Wangshu’s only listener of the weather forecast.

Jiang Chao heard it and asked: "Where are the rest?"

Wangshu pointed to another cabin of the space station, and Jiang Chao also looked in that direction.

He stood up, crawled through a connecting passage, and walked towards another cabin.

The radio hanging around his waist also rang, reminding Jiang Chao of the exact location. He soon found the pile of parts without shells that Wangshu mentioned in the corner.

Inside there were antennas, speakers, batteries, etc. Jiang Chao picked up another small part.

Asked: "What is this?"

Wangshu: "This is a sound receiving device."

As soon as these words were spoken, Jiang Chao immediately paid attention to a key point.

The radio I carry with me is not only for listening to the radio, but also has the function of transmitting my own voice and the surrounding sounds.

Jiang Chao had a blank expression on his face: "So you have been eavesdropping on my voice and the surrounding situation?"

Wangshu's calm voice came from the radio: "I'm not eavesdropping, I'm listening openly, right?"

Jiang Chao: "Then why didn't you tell me?"

Wangshu: "Because you didn't ask me, how can I know what you are thinking?"

Jiang Chao no longer cared about this problem, but started fiddling with the parts.

He asked again: "If there is not much material, can we process other things as the shell?"

Wangshu: “What is it?”

Jiang Chao: "For example, stones."

Wangshu: "Sure, I made the bowls, pots, and cups you used to eat with this way."

Wangshu: “But what do you want this for?”

Of course, Wangshu didn’t ask what the shell was going to be used for, but what Jiang Chao wanted to do with these parts.

Jiang Chao: "Maybe it can be used."

Wangshu: "What do you want to do?"

Jiang Chao: "Sometimes when we need to, we can use this method to transmit information over long distances, not just within the immediate area, and we can also ask others to help us with some things."

Although it was a bit of a coincidence, since the people here regarded Jiang Chao as a god, Jiang Chao was also prepared to use this opportunity to get a better understanding of the situation here.

(End of this chapter)