Things are a bit bad.
Han Xian's method of "shrinking the earth into an inch" has always been useful.
The sense of powerlessness caused by the failure of Taoism made him quite uneasy.
He knew that this uneasy feeling was worse than the failure of Taoism.
He had to calm down his mind...but it was as if some force was stirring his mind again and again, making it difficult for him to calm down.
"I'll send a message to Daozhang Zhou and ask him." Seeing Han Xian's bad expression, Wen Jin comforted him and said, "Senior brother, don't worry, the tide rises and falls, the moon waxes and wanes, not to mention the state of a human being? Take a rest."
Han Xian looked at her with complicated eyes, but finally said nothing and nodded silently.
Wen Jin left his room and returned to his residence.
She came out of the space and was about to send a message to Zhou Lingfeng.
Yu'er's voice came to her ears.
"Mom, how's the situation there? If it doesn't matter, can you please help Yu'er?" Yu'er's voice was a little urgent.
Wen Jin's heart tightened.
Even though she believed in her son's ability, as a mother, she always cared about her child.
She didn't wait for Lai Yu'er to say goodbye.
So, she quickly sent a message to Yu'er, "Have you encountered any trouble? Is there anything you can't solve? Can I help you think of a solution?"
Yu'er didn't reply.
Is it because the matter is too urgent? Or was his son in danger? Or maybe he couldn't hear it?
Wen Jin quickly contacted Zhou Lingfeng again.
"Daozhang Zhou, what kind of trouble are you and Yu'er in? Why is Yu'er so anxious to ask me for help? How are you doing? Is the problem serious?"
Wen Jin asked a series of questions.
But there was no reply.
This is really annoying!
The situation at Xiao Yuchen's place is unclear.
Yu'er sent out a signal for help again.
Fortunately, the drought here in Yunning has eased. The hearts of the people also became stable.
Wen Jin waited for a day, but when he couldn't wait for a response from Yu'er and Zhou Lingfeng, he ordered to set off tomorrow to where Yu'er was.
"How come it's such a coincidence?" Han Xian frowned and muttered, "It happened just when my Taoist magic failed? Didn't I always say before that the prince's side was going well? Why did he suddenly ask for help?"
Wen Jin breathed out, "I also think it's too coincidental... It's like Xiao Yuchen and Yu'er have agreed to hold me back?"
"But why do they want to hold the empress back?" Han Xian tilted his head and asked.
Wen Jin frowned, "To prevent me from returning to Beijing as soon as possible?"
Han Xian hummed, "But this is just the concubine's guess after all... I hope the prince's side is safe!"
Wen Jin sent a letter to Yu'er.
But it also takes time for the letter eagle to come and go.
Early the next morning, Wen Jin was about to set off before Xinying came back.
"I wanted to keep you here longer. At least until your sister-in-law is pregnant." When Wen Shengjun sent Wen Jin off, his face was full of reluctance.
Wen Jin nodded, "When there is a chance in the future, eldest brother will take the family back to the capital."
Wen Shengjun agreed with a smile.
Yue'er was hugged by the palace maid and looked back frequently.
The cousin who read picture books with her every day never came to see her off.
Wen Shengjun frowned and asked the servant quietly, "Why isn't the eldest master here? I'm sending the queen and princess off, but he's not here? Why is he so rude?"
The servant whispered something in his ear.
Wen Shengjun had a complicated expression and stepped forward to confess to Wen Jin.
"Jingyang, he was afraid of facing separation... He actually hid in the house and refused to come out..."
Wen Shengjun sighed, looking at the open-minded and bright little princess, he felt so tired.
He felt that neither he nor Sheng Tianyue was hypocritical. Who did he follow his son's character?
"My child is too young and has not experienced so much pain of separation. It is normal to not know how to face it."
Wen Jin smiled and said, "Brother, don't be too strict with your children. It's best to follow nature."
She asked the palace maid holding Yue'er to get in the car.
Yue'er turned back to her uncle and said, "I left a gift for my cousin, which is in the guest room where we live. Yue Yue is gone, but the blessing of koi brought by Yue Yue is still with her uncle, aunt, and cousin. oh!"
Then she followed Wen Jin into the carriage with a smile.
Wen Jingyang was in his room, secretly wiping tears.
His father always said that a man who bleeds does not shed tears.
But he felt depressed in his heart, and he didn't want to cry, but he couldn't hold it back.
He didn't dare to cry, so he could only let the tears silently crawl down his cheeks.
"Master, eldest master! Her Royal Highness the Princess said that she left a gift for you in the guest room and asked you to see it in person!" the boy shouted as he ran.
When Wen Jingyang heard this, he jumped up from his chair.
He wiped his face with his sleeves and ran to the guest room.
On the small table where Yue'er lies down all day writing "Ghost Drawing Talisman".
Wen Jingyang saw a bulging envelope.
He quickly opened the envelope and poured out the contents.
"Sister Yue'er...wuwu..."
It turned out to be more than a dozen Taoist charms and half of the parchment painting book.
He knew how much his cousin liked this parchment book drawn by the emperor himself.
He stroked the soft parchment book with his little hands and looked at the meticulously sketched pictures on the book. He couldn't help but remember that when his sister was still there, their two little heads were pressed together, looking at the pictures on the book, talking and laughing. .
Her sister would also tell him the stories behind the pictures, some of which she had heard, and some of which she had made up herself.
No matter where it comes from, it's always so interesting when it comes out of her mouth...
A large drop of water stains fell on the parchment.
"Ah!" Wen Jingyang exclaimed, feeling so distressed that he quickly wiped it with his sleeves.
After a moment of confusion, he realized that those were not water stains, but his own teardrops.
He held the parchment in front of his chest and secretly made up his mind that he would definitely go to the capital in the future.
Tell Princess Mingyue personally that he likes her gift very much.
Whether it's a Taoist talisman or this half of a book...
"Hey! So many Taoist talismans!" When the boy saw the Taoist talismans in his hand, he couldn't help but exclaimed and his eyes widened.
The envy and covetousness in the boy's eyes almost overflowed.
If it were back then, Wen Jingyang would have been careless and rewarded his subordinates as soon as he took it out.
But now, he protected his Taoist Talisman, "My sister gave it to me! Stop looking at it! Don't worry about it!"
"Yes, yes..." the boy kept saying in response, but his eyes kept looking into Wen Jingyang's arms as if uncontrollably.
Wen Jingyang quickly put an amulet into his arms and filled the others into envelopes.
"Master, I heard that the talisman written by the princess is very powerful! It can protect the body and life, and it can also strengthen the body! Is it true?"
Wen Jingyang looked at the boy and nodded slightly.
He originally wanted to keep it for himself, but seeing the greedy looks on all the boys around him, he changed his mind.
He ran to the main courtyard and found his mother.
"Sister is gone..." Wen Jingyang was like an eggplant beaten by frost.
Sheng Tianyue smiled and touched his head, "My brother will grow up soon. When he grows up, will you let him play with you?"
Wen Jingyang nodded, but he was thinking in his heart, how could it be the same?
"My sister left me a gift." He took out the Taoist Talisman and the parchment.
"I'll keep the book by myself. Please help me keep these Taoist talismans."
Sheng Tianyue couldn't help but stare slightly, "Am I dazzled? Did this talisman have a golden light flash just now?"
