Di Kun grew up day by day. Although he did not have the guidance of a famous teacher, with his hard work and the advanced skills that he was familiar with, Di Kun had surpassed the average martial arts master.
Until one day, a man in black who called himself the God of Wind found Di Kun and introduced Di Kun to the god of heaven. From then on, Di Kun became one of the four ghosts in the sky.
Although Di Kun didn't know the purpose of the Wind God or why the Wind God wanted to help him, he made a pact with the Wind God out of gratitude to the Wind God. The two parties agreed that the Wind God would help Di Kun revive the Shenhuo Sect, and Di Kun Although he appears to be one of the four ghosts in the sky, he actually obeys the wind god's orders. No matter what the wind god asks, he will do it for him.
A few days ago, Di Kun received an order from heaven, asking Di Kun to kill Abbot Kongci and blame Mu Lingtian. Although Di Kun was grateful for Abbot Kongci's kindness, he could not disobey the order of the gods, so that incident On that day, Di Kun had been hiding in the Zen room next to Abbot Kongci early in the morning. As soon as Mu Lingtian left, Di Kun came to Abbot Kongci's Zen room.
Unexpectedly, Di Kun, who was masked in black clothes, was recognized by Abbot Kongci at a glance. Abbot Kongci was not surprised. Instead, he earnestly tried to persuade Di Kun, hoping that Di Kun could put down his hatred and become a Buddha immediately.
Seeing that the matter was exposed, Di Kun took off his mask without hesitation and told Abbot Kongci of his purpose.
At this moment, Master Kongshan walked towards the meditation room. In order to complete the mission in the sky and to obtain the power to revive the Shenhuo Sect, Di Kun hesitated, but still pulled out the long sword in his hand and swung it at an extremely fast speed. Toward the neck of Abbot Kongci.
Abbot Kongci once promised the Flying Civet Cat that he would help to persuade Di Kun. Therefore, because of his promise, Abbot Kongci felt guilty and only wanted to persuade Di Kun. Finally, he breathed his last in repentance.
Thinking about the past, Jie Nian's eyes revealed a burst of murderous intent, and he muttered four words from between his teeth: "Dugu Yunqi..."
Although Fengshen gave Jie Nian a lot of help, Jie Nian had witnessed his uncle Mu Zili betraying his father, so he would never trust anyone. After a moment of silence, Jie Nian came back to his senses and looked at With the medicine bottle in his hand, there was a murmur in his heart: "Why does Fengshen want to deal with Xiao Ruyun? Could it be that he wants to show Tang Jing and others some color? Logically speaking, Fengshen has many masters under his command, so he can just do this kind of trivial matter casually. , why are you looking for me? Is it to test me? Or is there another purpose? "
The night was quiet, Jienian walked out of the cave, looked at the cold moon hanging high in the sky, and couldn't help but feel filled with emotion.
In the wing of the Shaolin Temple, Wu Yi was still studying hard, and saw that the shrouded light cyan internal energy slowly dissipated into nothingness. Wu Yi retracted his palms to his waist and abdomen, and then opened his bright eyes, full of energy. He seemed quite confident and happy.
After the practice, Wu Yi stretched out and yawned. He seemed a little sleepy. Then he intertwined his fingers, put his hands behind his head, and fell down on the bed leisurely, preparing to rest and sleep.
Now that he was free, Wu Yi couldn't help but think of what Tang Wanting said when he was admiring the moon.
From the questions he was thinking about at that time to the tone of Tang Wanting's words at that time, Wu Yi carefully recalled it in his mind. Suddenly, an idea flashed in Wu Yi's head again and he captured the feeling at that time.
After all, Shaolin Temple is the Taishan Beidou in the martial arts world, hiding many excellent martial arts. Learning martial arts, in addition to opportunities, is more related to understanding and hard work. Perhaps as Tang Wanting said, among the Jie generation, there are people like Ma Experts like Nan also say not necessarily.
The reason why Wu Yi had a flash of inspiration was because he thought of an important condition. Ma Nan had more time than other Shaolin disciples, and he was also secretive enough, so that Ma Nan could practice the peerless Qing Kung Fu. , without being known by others.
Thinking of this, Wu Yi suddenly became confused and sat up suddenly. There were not many people who could meet this condition. If there were top experts among these people and joined Tianshang or Xuanmen, then everything would make sense, and Disciples of the Jie generation, Wu Yi and others also briefly investigated and found nothing suspicious, but there was one person who met all the conditions and was ignored by him.
The word "Jie Nian" appeared in Wu Yi's mind. Wu Yi thought about it carefully. Jie Nian not only met all the requirements, but he was also the young master of the Shenhuo Sect. If he was unwilling to do so, he would be repelled by everyone in the Shaolin Temple. , it is completely possible to betray the Shaolin Temple, and it is not surprising to kill Abbot Kongci.
Everything seemed to be solved easily. Although Wu Yi was not sure that Jie Nian was the murderer, he was indeed quite suspicious. Although the night was already dark, in order to verify his curiosity, Wu Yi jumped off the bed and walked towards Tallinn, hoping to learn about Jie Nian. read.
After passing the Tallinn, a bright light came from the cave at the end. Wu Yi weighed the folding fan in his hand, raised his lips slightly, and strode over.
"Wu Yi, I have something to ask you to see Master Jie Nian." Wu Yi called softly from the entrance of the cave.
After all, it is already known to everyone that Wu Yi and the five people came to the Shaolin Temple to investigate Abbot Kongci, and the disciples who usually take care of Jie Nian's diet are naturally not ordinary Shaolin disciples. Under the arrangement of the God of Wind, they have already become Jie Nian people.
Jie Nian originally planned to fulfill the promise of the wind, but when he was about to set off, he heard some noise, so he quickly changed out of his night clothes and hid them. Hearing Wu Yi's voice, Jie Nian in the cave couldn't help but I was stunned and thought: "What is he doing here? Could it be that he found some clues? This...impossible, there is absolutely no way he could have guessed that I did what happened to the abbot."
Although he was murmuring in his heart, Jie Nian was not afraid. He straightened his cassock, walked slowly over, looked at Wu Yi, smiled kindly, made a Buddha salute and said: "Amitabha, I don't know that Wu Shaoxia is looking for poverty. What's the matter, monk?"
Wu Yi smiled faintly, his left hand behind his back, his right hand holding the folding fan, and placed it on his waist. He bowed his head slightly and said in return: "Wu Yi takes the liberty of disturbing the master at such a late hour. I just want to ask Master Jie Nian about something, but I don't know." Is it convenient to recite the Master’s name?”
Jienian wanted to meet Wu Yi, so he lowered his head and saluted and invited: "In that case, Wu Shaoxia, please come in."
Wu Yi followed Jienian into the cave. The cave couldn't be simpler, with a bed, a table, a stool, and a bookshelf. The only difference was that there was an extra space for the memorial tablets. The abbot's spiritual position.
After a brief look, Wu Yi sat down at the table at Jie Nian's invitation.
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