Jiu Ge’s Beloved Spirit

After all, almost no female fairies would come to this important place of the Buddhist temple.

"Who are you looking for?"

The waiter clasped his hands together, saluted, and asked awkwardly.

The beautiful woman in the green dress pointed inside, and the faint scent of sandalwood came from inside, which was extremely quiet.

She said: "I found Lord Sakyamuni and we made an appointment to play chess together."

The waiter was stunned for a moment, a little suspicious: "Have you made an appointment with the Venerable to play chess?"

Senior Brother Ananda never mentioned this matter to him.

The little monk, with his head bare, seemed to think for a moment.

Seeing that the woman outside the door had a natural expression and did not look like she was lying, he had no choice but to say: "Fairy, please wait a moment, I will go and ask the venerable."

After that, he closed the door and ran in.

Outside the door, Yun Si blinked and said nothing.

I found a step by the familiar route and sat down.

He was lazily basking in the sun, his pupils were half-squinted, and his side face was white.

Looking at the rising sun, she thought casually, fortunately Tai Chi Palace is located in a remote place, just at the westernmost edge of the heaven.

Here, except for the gods and Buddhas who come to sit and talk about Taoism on weekdays, other gods rarely come.

In this way, it would be greatly convenient for Yun Si.

She is still in a state of face-to-face confinement and cannot leave Qilian Mountain without permission.

It would be difficult to explain if someone else found him here.

The undisciplined Tengxian lowered his head and gathered his clothes.

Soon, the heavy red door of Tai Chi Palace opened.

The unfamiliar waiter followed Waiter Ananda and walked out with a respectful look.

Ananda's attendant was dressed in sea blue Buddhist robes, with his hands clasped together, saluting the Vine Immortal.

"Fairy, I've kept you waiting for a long time. Please come with me."

The waiter followed Ananda's waiter and saluted in a decent manner.

Ten years have passed since we last met. Although Waiter Ananda’s appearance has not changed, it can be seen that he has become much more mature than before.

His body is somewhat similar to the cold and quiet Buddha.

Tengxian stood up, patted the hem of her skirt, and followed.

Seeing the unfamiliar waiter looking at her secretly, she raised her eyebrows and smiled in return.

The beauty smiles slightly, and her beautiful eyes are gentle and gentle.

At this time, the waiter blushed.

Not daring to look, he lowered his head in a hurry.

It is still the quiet and peaceful purple bamboo forest, and the forest is cool.

The distant Buddhist bell rings continuously, its sound is deep and powerful.

The dense purple bamboo forest swayed slowly with the sound of the bell, and the bamboo waves rolled one after another, like the ocean, rolling like dust.

The fragrance of bamboo and sandalwood complement each other, and the sound of bells offsets the light of Buddha.

The quiet and elegant environment invisibly gives people an endless sense of comfort, allowing the emotions caused by the worldly troubles to slowly calm down and finally become peaceful.

Yun Si was led into the bamboo forest and sat down in her original position.

Ananda's waiter prepared the tea for the guests and the chess board for the game, and then quietly stepped aside.

He didn't say anything he shouldn't have said, and he was no longer the irritable little waiter he used to be.

Yun Si watched him walk away, then looked at the chessboard on the table.

Thinking of her disastrous defeat in the previous round, she clicked her tongue and could probably guess what the outcome of today's battle would be like.

It's a pity that the dog man doesn't know how to let her play.

Otherwise, she could let him copy Buddhist scriptures.

Back then, every time she lost, she was forced to copy the precepts.

Now she really just wants to win one round, at least...

She also asked him to copy it, which gave her some comfort.