The master doesn't want the monk to say

"The old man's pavilion?"

Finally, we welcomed it into the house, and after Chi Ruo explained it, Hua Suo was a little surprised, "What are you looking for?"

"Could it be that you're looking for something or someone?" Hua Suo flew over with a wink, and said with a smile, "Oh, Hua Suo can do such trivial things, so why bother looking for the illusory old man's pavilion?"

Chi Ruo raised his eyes, "If the benefactor can tell the location of the old friend's pavilion, that would be great. If not, the monk can go to look for it with A Lai, and there is no need to add unnecessary trouble to the benefactor."

With her thin white chin half-supported by her plain hand, her slouchy look added a touch of coquettishness, Hua Suo knew this well, but seeing Chi Ruo's expression was flat, as if she was still waiting for her own answer, she couldn't help feeling frustrated, "Really, Monk, you are always so serious, really..."

She caressed her rosy lips with her fingertips, provocatively, "I can't help it!"

A Lai patted the table, and was about to say something, when Hua Suo suddenly laughed so that the flowers trembled, the laughter was full of laughter, like a silver bell ringing.

Looking at Chiruo again, his face was dazed, as if he didn't understand why everyone used different words and sentences, but there was such a meaning between the lines.

After laughing for a while, Hua Suo stopped, seemed a little tired from laughing, breathless and took a deep breath, her chest heaved in a pretentious manner and was exposed in front of the two of them, A Lai hated her vixen look, Ignore it, Chi Ruo is born to be slow in this aspect, and coupled with the Buddha's nature, there will be nothing wrong with it.

Hua Suo's self-indulgent sentimentality can be regarded as flirting to the blind man, and she also felt bored, but the intention of helping gradually appeared in her heart, "I can tell my little master where the old man's house is."

Chi Ruo's eyes lit up, "Then thank you benefactor."

Hua Suo stretched out two fingers, "Well, then the little master has to promise my family something."

"No!" Alai objected first.

"Okay!" Chi Ruo agreed, ignoring A Lai's angry glaring, Chi Ruo said calmly, "Please tell me, benefactor."

"Hey!" Hua Suo smiled, "What about this matter..." She retracted her upright fingers, and said cautiously: "Ah Ruo, can we have a party tonight? I will definitely treat you with good tea."

"Who wants to enter your greenhouse!" A Lai refused, pointing at Hua Suo and glaring.

Chi Ruo pondered for a while, but nodded, and Alai was very angry, "Stupid monk, have you been fascinated by this fox, and a stupid monk like you can enter the green house?"

Chi Ruo raised his eyes, his expression was extremely indifferent, "Alai, don't worry about Chi Ruo, there must be a reason for the benefactor."

"What's more..." Chi Ruo frowned, showing a pair of affectionate peach blossom eyes, a little dazed, "Why can't I enter the female benefactor's conservatory?"

"..."

A Lai was speechless again, and waved his hands with an extremely frustrated face.

Seeing this, Hua Suo smiled leisurely, but didn't speak again, just got up and said goodbye: "Then Hua Suo will only wait for little master tonight."

……

In the evening, Ah Lai wanted to go anyway, but he had no money, and with Hua Suo's instructions, he was kicked out again without even touching the threshold of Tianyinfang, watching Chiruo being taken from the sidewalk. The door was ushered in.

He moved his hands and feet, and was about to start turning around Tianyinfang. There was always a place where he could sneak in, drill in, fly in... as long as he could get in, it would be good!

Chiruo didn't know Alai's thoughts on protecting the son, but he only said that the lingering fragrance in Tianyin workshop made his head dizzy and his feet became softer and weaker as he walked.

After walking through several elegant corridors, Chiruo couldn't tell the way, his feet were floating, and his chest felt tight.

"Little master, it's here." The little maidservant in white in front bowed and said softly.

Chi Ruo breathed a sigh of relief, nodded: "Thank you."

The little maidservant in white covered her mouth and smiled lightly, and left without thinking, leaving Chiruo alone to face the heavy veiled curtain in front of her.

It's the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the moon has begun to show its richness, round and bright.

It was the first time for Chi Ruo to appreciate the moon in this mortal world. It was always bright in the west, and he was always on the way to the underworld, and occasionally stopped to look at the moon, but there was no moon in the underworld.

"The moonlight is beautiful tonight. Although it's not as good as Mid-Autumn Festival, it's about eight times the color of Mid-Autumn Festival." With Su Shou lightly lifting the light curtain, Hua Suo approached Chiruo, "Little Master hasn't approached for a long time, so I have to let Hua Suolai has walked these few steps."

Chi Ruo lowered his eyes, "Sorry."

Behind the heavy gauze, there is a small pavilion near the water tower. The reflection of the moon in the water ripples slightly with the wind. There are residual lotus in the pool, but they are dead branches. Falling under the moonlight, the autumn colors are full.The wine in the pot is fragrant, but the flowers are raising their hands. A pot of sake sacrifices to the moon, and it falls into the water to the moon, breaking up the moon's shadow, and intoxicating the autumn scenery in the pool.

"The clear tea that was agreed is clear tea, and this wine can be regarded as adding to the fun of the moonlight tonight," Hua Suozhong began to fiddle with the tea set, "I haven't brewed tea for a long time, I'm afraid it's a bit unfamiliar."

Seeing her skillful look, Chi Ruo shook his head, "No."

Hua Suo smiled, "Of course not."

The two of them sat quietly, the flowers whirled without speaking, Chiruo couldn't even speak, for a while there were only the sounds of koi splashing water in the pond and tea being brewed in the pavilion.

"Is the old friend who asked my little master to find the owner of the jade hairpin still there?" Hua Suo asked while the tea was about to be boiled.

Chiruo frowned, Concubine Jing had already stepped into the void, she said she was there, but she wasn't there anymore, after thinking about it, he had no choice but to say: "Maybe she's still there."

Hua Suo smiled knowingly, "The tea is ready."

Chi Ruo took it, took a sip, it was very light, but the fragrance remained on his teeth, the more he tasted, the more flavorful he was, he smiled and said: "The tea is very good."

Hua Suo smiled smugly, but her mouth was very modest, "I learned this tea art from one person, there is no one in the world who can make tea better than him, no matter how I learn it, I still fall short. "

She raised her eyes and looked at Chiruo as if she was distracted, but in fact he listened, but he didn't have any thoughts about what he said, so he seemed in a daze. Thinking of this, Hua Suo smiled again, "You can Study hard!"

Chi Ruo looked at Hua Suo, thought for a while, and finally just let out a "hmm".

Unexpectedly, this reaction amused Hua Suo, she covered her mouth and chuckled, her almond eyes curved, "It's really interesting!"

"If I can leave now, I will definitely take you to the old friend's pavilion myself." Hua Suo stroked the teacup.

Chi Ruo asked, "Why can't you leave?"

Hua Suo sighed slightly, and pursed her lips lightly, "Little master is incomprehensible, it is rare to have such beautiful eyes, naturally affectionate, but he is a monk who does not understand love."

Chi Ruo touched his eyes, and for the first time in his life, he was puzzled by his own appearance, "Why do everyone say that?"

Hua Suo shook her head, and turned to look at the moon dangling in the pool, "Maybe you will understand, but maybe you won't. Knowing has its advantages, and not knowing also has its advantages."

She turned her head to look at Chiruo again, but Chiruo looked blank, and she sighed again, "That's all! That's all!"

As she said that, she took out a token, but it was only three inches long. There was a peach blossom engraved on the bottom of the pitch-black burnt wood, which was a little raised, as if a black peach blossom fell on it by mistake. On the front was written: Pavilion of the Old Man.If you take the token, there is a sentence "Yingluo Qingbo Shilihong" written on the reverse side.

"The empty mountain is dimly lit by the sun, and it seems that an old man has stepped on the flowers," Hua Suo whispered, and then said: "Walk five miles east of Bianshan Mountain, under a wild peach, you put this token in it." In the hole of the peach tree, go again on the second day, someone will pick you up to the old man's pavilion."

Chi Ruo was taken aback for a moment, and then realized that Hua Suo was telling him the address of the old friend's pavilion, "Thank you."

"No need."

"I found it!" Alai's voice suddenly came from outside the veil, Chiruo turned his head, saw Alai lift up layers of veil, saw his eyes brighten, and his tone relaxed.

Seeing that their clothes were neatly dressed and there was no uncomfortable atmosphere in the pavilion, Alai heaved a sigh of relief, but still ran over to Chi Ruo to fumble around, "She didn't do anything to you, did she?"

Chi Ruo shook his head, "Let's set off for Bianshan tomorrow."

A Lai was taken aback, "Did she tell you?"

Hua Suo chuckled at the side, "What did I say, I, Hua Suo, keep my word."

A Lai snorted and said no more.

"It's you, how did you get in?" Hua Suo asked.

A Lai raised his head slightly, "There is no place in the world that can stop me!"

Hua Suo is noncommittal, but Chi Ruo admires it very much.

In this kiosk, there are layers of veils to block, and the soft words of Shannon in the vestibule can no longer be heard, but there is a long string of silk and bamboo sounds, which spread here, like a light smoke, lingering for a while and then dissipating.

"It's getting late, why don't the little master rest here tonight!" Hua Suo proposed with a smile.

The guard is like A Lai, he is not willing, if he is close to A Lai, he refuses, he will not stay, Hua Suo clearly watched them leave, and lifted the veil , Chiruo turned his head, and said softly to Hua Suo who had no idea of ​​getting up to see off the guests, "Thank you, benefactor, for telling me about the old man's pavilion today."

Hua Suo waved her hand and stopped looking at them, the moonlight was blocked by the thin clouds that swayed over from the horizon at some point, and became a little darker.

Outside the light veil, Alai dragged Chi Ruo's hurriedly away figure further and further away, Hua Suo took off the silver hairpin from her bun, and gently fiddled with the incense burner on the side with the tip.

The incense ash is fine and soft, even if it is ash, the aroma is hard to suppress.

The little master went to the Pavilion of the Dead, and the owner of Bai Yuzan found it, so how could her owner let him go?

She is the person who stays here in the old friend's pavilion, how can she leave?

When the little master realized that he had lied to him after being trapped in the old man's pavilion, would he blame her, or would he not care at all?

If the master hadn't mentioned the Buddha's heart, she wouldn't have been able to see it.

This Buddha's heart came at a strange but very lucky time, but I am sorry for the little monk.

Hua Suo thought.

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(Modification) If it is not changed, this chapter will be called the representative chapter of deep forgetfulness_(:зゝ∠)_