The grass-type king who emerged from Team Rocket

The next day, Adai woke up from his bed.

Yesterday's transaction went on as planned, and it was the woman in sunglasses who came, without any surprises.

Today the weather is cloudy, there is a light rain outside the window, and the little one in the window is listlessly drooping the leaves, this kind of sunless day makes him feel very uncomfortable.

Noticing that Adai had woken up, Koichi couldn't wait to pull his rhizome out of the dirt, and the emerald green rattan tapped the Poké Ball and put himself into the ball.

The humidity in the air was far beyond the level he was used to, and the sticky feeling made him unbearable, if he hadn't had to keep vigil for Ah Dai and complete his cultivation task by the way, he would have hid back a long time ago!

Ah Dai touched the Poké Ball that rolled to his hand and smiled, of course he knew why Xiao Yi was uncomfortable, the air humidity that was most suitable for the growth of trumpet buds was about 40%~45%, and according to his research, the air humidity that was most active for Xiao Yi to grow was slightly lower than normal, between 37% ~ 41%, probably because he had adapted to the climate around Kikyo City, and was no longer the climate in the rainforest.

He looked up at the window and shook his head.

He can't exercise in this ghost weather today, but it just so happens that he is not going to exercise today, he is going to the Tower of Trumpet Buds to do an important thing.

Rubbing the Poké Ball in his hand, feeling the slightest coolness coming from the smooth surface of the ball, Ah Dai's eyes dimmed, as if the gray sky was casting a haze over his eyes.

Little two... Are you still there?

What makes you stubborn and refuse to leave... Still haven't forgiven me?

Ah Dai let out a sigh of relief, his eyes were firm, no matter what, I will go to the Tower of Trumpet Buds today... Beyond you!

You can go in peace!

After a brief tidying up, Adai picked up his umbrella and walked in the direction of the Tower of Trumpet Buds.

Eating the breakfast he bought on the commercial street in front of the tower, Adai struggled to squeeze through the crowd and headed towards his destination, complaining in his heart.

It's really that no matter which world you go to, the tourist attractions are crowded!

Bypassing various selfie sticks and raised hands, Adai crossed the stone bridge to the gate of the Tower of Trumpet Buds.

Although there were still a lot of people, their voices were obviously much quieter, and people looked at the antique cultivation holy land in front of them with reverence, and couldn't help but suppress their own conversations.

Adai squeezed in front of the monk guarding the door and took out the wooden sign that the abbot had given him.

The monk in front of him Ah Dai didn't look familiar, and the other party didn't look like he knew him, so it seemed that he wasn't there the night before.

"I'm sorry donor, the temple has a limited flow, please buy a ticket and line up!"

Ah Dai raised the wooden sign in his hand forward, "Little master, I have a certificate!" The

monk looked at it seriously and shook his head, indicating that he did not know him.

Ah Dai asked suspiciously, "Are you a new monk?" The

monk nodded, still standing firm in front of Adai.

The uncle behind him let out a shameful laugh, "Where did you come from?" What are you doing here with a broken wooden sign? In front of the Buddha, don't engage in these petty thefts!

Ah Dai listened to the green tendons, and leaned in front of the monk with a breath and whispered, "Trouble to tell the empty river, just say that someone destined to visit the day before yesterday." The

monk looked at him suspiciously, but pulled the letter past his companion suspiciously.

Looking at the back of the monk leaving, the uncle on the side was still chattering, and Ah Dai thought viciously in his heart, wait for the empty river to come and slap you in the face! Hum!

After a while, a bald head walked in the distance.

It's the empty river with a puzzled face!

Ah Dai waved his hand to Konghe excitedly, he really couldn't stand the broken thoughts of the uncle on the side.

When Kuhe saw that familiar figure, his face instantly became stinky and hard.

After I caught this guy back last time, I was trained by the master!

Let me not be so impatient next time, and I will investigate clearly before I make a move...

But where can I see that this guy is related to my Buddha? Still kind-hearted? Come on, this guy is haunted by injustice! The yin qi on his body is still so heavy, and he is kind-hearted!

Amitabha...... Please forgive the Buddha, the disciple is wrong, and he must abstain from anger....

Kuhe took a deep breath and calmed his surging emotions, but in the next second, his calm face immediately collapsed!

"Hey! Empty River! Tell them that this is true, and it was given to me by your master! The

annoying man in front of him waved his hand and held a familiar wooden sign, which made Kuhe feel so dazzling at this time.

"Why did the master give you the intermediate disciple token!!!

Looking at Konghe's frantic expression and listening to what he said, Ah Dai was stunned, and instantly felt that the token in his hand had turned into a soldering iron, and he subconsciously threw it out.

Kuhe took it and dragged him towards the tower.

Uncle Broken Mouth looked at the back of the two of them leaving hand in hand, and couldn't help but gently smack a few mouths of himself, making you talk more! Makes you mouth more! You say you don't know what to do!

......

In the quiet room on the third floor, the abbot gently twisted the rosary in his hand and recited Buddhist scriptures surrounded by incense.

Suddenly, his hand stopped, and the corners of his mouth twitched slightly.

The familiar "knock knock" came from the back of his head again, and he turned his head helplessly, looked at the figure who had become light again in front of the door, and spoke.

"Come in, Konghe..."

The figure froze, and cautiously pushed the door in, the irritable mood on his face no longer existed, and turned into a flattering smile.

"Master..."

You're here.

Kong He rolled his eyes, he was really angry in the face of such a master who turned his elbow outward!

But there's no way, who let it be their own master...

Konghe said that the baby is bitter!

Ah Dai was also a little inexplicable, thinking of the disciple order in Konghe's hand, he couldn't help but feel excited.

"Abbot! I didn't want to become a monk!

"Master! Why did you give him the disciple order! The

two looked at each other in unison, and then turned their heads to look at the kind-hearted old monk.

The abbot stroked his dry and forked goatee with a smile, "Amitabha, Konghe remembers to guard against arrogance and rashness!" Didn't I say it~ He has a relationship with my Buddha! Don't worry, you haven't shaved your degree, what kind of monk is it, it's just a proof that it is convenient for you to enter and exit! The

first half of the sentence is addressed to the empty river, and the second half of the sentence is addressed to Adai.

Kukawa was obviously still a little unwilling and wanted to say something, but the abbot waved his hand and motioned for him to leave.

Kuhe closed his mouth stupidly, turned his head to Ah Dai and said, "I don't know why the master is so optimistic about you, but no matter what, the unjust soul and yin qi entangled in your body can't be faked!" I know what you're here for, as long as you can get over its soul, I... It's no problem for me to apologize to you! With

that, he closed the door and left without looking back!

Ah Dai turned his head to look at the abbot who was smiling and silent, took the disciple order handed over by the other party, and opened his mouth.

The old monk waved his hand and walked towards the room, "I know you have a lot of doubts, but I can't tell you now, I can only tell you that we have no ill will towards you, can you trust me?"

Looking at the other party's bright and clean eyes, Adai really couldn't think of a reason to refuse.

He nodded slightly, and the old monk smiled with satisfaction.