Non-human Gene Complex

Lan Mu was not in a hurry to find them, anyway, there was no danger here for the time being.

The alien energy attracted Lan Mu's attention even more. In the treasure hunting instinct, there are still two containment objects in the palace.

"Ah! Rats!"

A lama who had just walked out of a temple happened to see a running golden mouse.

He exclaimed, speaking in Tibetan, Lan Mu didn't understand it, but he could guess the meaning.

Lan Mu went straight to the palace and ignored him. The man seemed to be very afraid, and just watched Lan Mu rushing into the palace in a daze.

Another lama came out of the temple, wondering, "Benba, why are you so surprised?"

Ben Ba said, "I saw a mouse enter the palace."

Another lama was also surprised: "There will be no rats in Shambhala for a hundred years...unless..."

Ben Ba nodded and said, "Unless the king thinks Shambhala needs rats."

"Don't ask about the king's affairs, we should go to bed." The other lama didn't care, and left directly after speaking.

Ben Ba stared at the palace where the mouse entered for a few seconds, showing a trace of curiosity, and suddenly made a decision.

Instead of leaving like another lama, he walked into the palace with this curiosity.

There are no guards in the garden of the palace, but it is filled with various animal statues and various Vajra statues.

Stone lions, stone tigers, stone elephants, stone bears, and even stone dragons!

As for those Vajras, they have three heads and six arms, and they hold all kinds of wands, looking hideous and terrifying.

The largest of them has six feet, six faces and twelve arms, which looks like Avalokitesvara, with flames painted all over its body, and a blue face with a bull nose, which seems to be a bull-headed Vajra.

Crossing a small bridge decorated with gold, jade and agate, finally four guards wearing robes and holding long knives appeared to block Ben Ba's way.

"You should go to bed!"

The four guards spoke unceremoniously, with a serious and expressionless face, and they spoke in Chinese.

Ben Ba saluted, and even used Chinese: "I want to see the king, apply for a wife, and ask him to give me a woman."

At this moment, Lan Mu was hiding in the flowers beside him, very concealed. Secret channel: Shambhala has multiple religions, multiple ethnic groups, and multiple languages. After a long and boring time, most people should have learned all languages ​​and can communicate without barriers.

The guards spoke Chinese, and Ben Ba responded naturally in Chinese, without any sense of language stagnation.

"But... what the hell is this?" Lan Mu didn't know whether to laugh or cry, but Benba actually applied for a wife in a serious manner like a so-called king?

"Do you still need to apply for a wife? What does it mean to give you a woman? The wife also brings a gift?"

Lan Mu was confused, and then heard four guards say in unison: "The king is in the main hall, please take off your clothes."

After finishing speaking, Ben Ba took off his clothes neatly, exposed his body and walked in with the two guards.

Lan Mu was even more speechless, what kind of custom is this? To see a king and have to strip...

The guards didn't look sideways, as if they didn't care about everything around them.

Ben Ba, on the contrary, looked around while walking, searching for traces of mice.

He came here to look for mice, and he became curious about this creature that disappeared in Shambhala more than a hundred years ago.

Living in Shambhala, the vast majority of people are not curious. Even if outsiders enter, they are forbidden by the king to describe the sea of ​​suffering outside to people who have lived here for hundreds of years.

In the eyes of the Shambhala people, this is a pure land, and the outside world is a sea of ​​bitterness.

People who have escaped from the sea of ​​suffering enter Shambhala, and they can no longer talk about the outside world. Everyone is scattered in different living areas.

The world of Shambhala remains unchanged, and the only thing that makes them feel curious is the sea of ​​bitterness. A person like Ben Ba who grew up in Shambhala has no idea what the world outside Shambhala is like. After seeing a mouse, an animal he has never encountered before, he developed a strong curiosity.

In order to cover up this uneasy curiosity, and to satisfy this curiosity, he went to the palace by accident.

Entering the palace requires a reason, and the reason Benba chose was to apply for a wife. If there is no reason, the guards will forcibly send him home and let him rest or chant sutras according to his schedule.

After walking for a few minutes, they came to the main hall. The main hall is very large, with resplendent floors and red carpets inside.

Agates and precious stones are hung everywhere, and there are twelve guards standing at the gate, waiting for orders at any time.

The highest end of the steps in the main hall, where the king sits.

The king has long bearded hair, deep eyes and wide eyebrows. He is gorgeously dressed and wears a sword.

Naked, Benba saluted the king, and then said, "My king, I, Benba, ask for a wife."

The king was drawing with a brush, he hummed, and slowly put down the brush.

"It's just a group of mature women, you go to the ground! Wait for me to ask the Buddha first."

After finishing speaking, the king stood up slowly and walked step by step to a sealed apse behind the main hall.

Ben Ba consciously dropped his body to the ground, lying naked on the ground.

He couldn't see it, but he also knew that the king had entered the apse to look for the Buddha.

There is a Buddha in Shambhala, which is also a myth claimed by King Shambhala. It is rumored that the entire Shambhala was created by Buddha, who controls every plant and tree here and even everyone's life, old age, sickness and death.

Lan Mu climbed up to the palace covertly, his mental power had already penetrated the wall, and he saw what the king was doing.

"Buddha? There is no one in the hall!"

Whether there is anyone in the apse, Lan Mu knows very well, the so-called Buddha is simply non-existent!

However, Lan Mu sensed two objects, one in the apse and the other on the table in the main hall.

The one in the apse is hung on the wall, and it is a bronze mirror.

Lan Mu watched in surprise as the king took down the bronze mirror on the wall and skillfully knocked on the mirror.

A strange thing happened, the mirror fluctuated, as if the lock screen was unlocked, and it suddenly lit up.

"Nimma! Isn't this a tablet computer!"

Lan Mu was speechless, he saw the king swipe the screen, and the names of people were immediately displayed on it.

Just click on a person's name, and the current state of that person will appear, like a monitoring instrument from the perspective of God, and everything that person is doing will be reflected at a forty-five-degree angle.

The king clicked on Ben Ba's name, and saw that although he was lying on the ground, he was not honest, and he was still looking around while there was no one in the main hall.

"snort!"

The king snorted, dragged down, and found two sentences.

"Apply to the king for a wife."

"Looking for mice."

The king was taken aback for a moment, as if he didn't understand what it meant that Ben Ba was looking for a mouse.

He hung the bronze mirror back, walked back to the main hall with a serious face, and said to Benba.

"Benba, the Buddha has seen the dream in your heart, how can you think there are rats in Shambhala!"

Ben Ba was shocked, he knew that the power of the Buddha had seen through his heart.

"King, please explain to the Buddha that I really saw a golden mouse,"

The king hummed, thinking that maybe a foreign mouse had come in, so he said, "That is a mouse that has escaped from the sea of ​​suffering, and has been crossed by the Buddha."

Suddenly, Ben Ba suppressed his curiosity and thought to himself, what is a mouse when the Buddha went to Purdue?

Seeing him bowing his head obediently, the king picked up the pen on the table and said, "The Buddha has agreed to your request, follow me."

Ben Ba stood up and followed the king out of the main hall towards another garden.

Lan Mu snorted, thinking that the king ruled the kingdom of Shambhala by bragging, right?

"It's ridiculous, where did the Buddha come from? Can he still save me?"

"Today I will take your Buddha away!"

Lan Mu had already seen through the king's so-called Buddha as nothing more than a shelter. He sneaked into the apse while the two were away. a hole.

I rushed in and jumped up, and took the bronze mirror off the wall.

He saw him standing up, holding a much larger bronze mirror, and running out of the apse on two legs.

While the guards were not paying attention, he dragged the bronze mirror to a certain garden, dug a hole and buried it.

"Hide it first, and take it away when I turn back into a human body."

"The king took the contents of the main hall with him before he left. It turned out that it was the pen."

Lan Mu followed, and at the same time mentally swept the garden.

"What the hell!"

I don’t know if I don’t look at it, but I’m startled when I see it.

The garden is full of eggs of all kinds, and there is a pond that is even more sinister, where a group of women are planted...

That's right, it's a woman!

Lan Mu looked dumbfounded. The upper bodies of ten women were exposed on the pond, all of them were naked, each of them was as beautiful as a flower, with snow-white skin, big sparkling eyes, and they were always smiling.

The water surface of the pond was submerged up to the waist, with large lotus leaves floating on it, and lotus roots soaked in water and buried in mud below.

What surprised Lan Mu the most was that these lotus roots were the lower body of a woman!

"Half human, half lotus root..."

"Can people grow too?"