Chapter 1524 Some Things Are Destined From the Beginning

Zhu Wensong looked guilty. He raised his eyes slightly and glanced at the apprentice who was following him, then quickly looked away and continued walking to the room.

Rong Leng followed him with a very bad expression: "You have a secret and you are hiding it from my disciple. I will not blame you for a word, but Liu Wei..."

Zhu Wensong paused, frowning and glaring at his apprentice: "What do you mean? Ah, you have grown up, your wings have hardened, you have gained skills, and you have learned to threaten others with your wife? What, your master, I am still afraid of that Yellow-haired girl?"

Rong Leng lowered his eyes, raised his head again for a moment, and said, "Then go and call Liu Wei..."

"Wait!" Zhu Wensong grabbed him, took a deep breath, and said, "It's not impossible to tell you, but there are many inside stories that Master hasn't figured out yet, so I don't want to alert you yet."

Rong Leng stared at him for a moment and said: "If you can't think clearly, just say it and let everyone think about it together."

Zhu Wensong glanced at his apprentice: "Can you understand if I say it?"

Take a moment.

Zhu Wensong actually said: "What is Liuren and what is Taiyi?"

Rong Leng frowned, and a few words sounded familiar to him. It seemed that his master had taught him when he was young, but because he was focused on practicing martial arts at that time, he was not interested in anything other than Qimen Dunjia, so he did not study it in depth.

Now I was suddenly asked...

Zhu Wensong asked again: "What are the three walls, what are the four images, what are the twenty-eight constellations, and how can Jiuye recite them?"

Rong Leng seemed to be thinking.

Zhu Wensong sneered: "Like your two junior sisters, what the master says always goes in the left ear and out the right ear. Just practicing martial arts makes you invincible? Astrology and gossip, you don't know anything when you ask three questions, you said you have such a brain? What does it do?”

Rong Leng was silent.

Zhu Wensong knew that his disciple was fierce, so what he said was that if it were anyone else who dared to scold Captain Zhenge Menrong like this, the grass on his grave would probably be three feet high. Zhu Wensong relied on his high moral character and his disciple's respect for the teacher. After scolding the disciple, he became righteous and said: "Look, it's not that I don't want to speak, and you won't understand even if I say it. In this way, for If you can go back to what the teacher just said, I will tell you whatever you want to know.

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After saying a few perfunctory words like coaxing a child, Zhu Wensong quickly rubbed oil on the soles of his feet.

When Rong Leng returned to the dining room, Liu Wei noticed that he had a bad expression.

After sitting down, Liu Wei asked: "How's it going? What did Master say?"

Rong Leng shook his head: "He doesn't want to say."

Liu Wei didn't know what the two of them were talking about. She didn't ask anymore, just put the food into his bowl and said, "I'll check it out later."

Zhu Wensong bullied Rong Leng, and when he turned around, he was afraid that Liu Wei would come to his door. After thinking about it, he simply ran out before lunch was over.

He went to the Criminal Department and was stopped by the guards at the door. He asked someone to pass on the message: "Tell Ji Chundong that my surname is Zhu."

The guard dubiously went to pass the message. After a while, the prisoner was handed over to the Criminal Department. The handover lasted for several days. Ji Chundong walked out before the follow-up procedures were completed.

After Ji Chundong arrived in Beijing, he was only transferred for a long time when he visited his adoptive father, and then he stayed in the official residence behind the Ministry of Justice.

Wan Li had a good status and had many crimes on his hands. Ji Chundong was a military commander and was not good at handing over documents to civilian officials, so he kept messing around for a few days. The matter was not finished yet, and he was not moved out of the Criminal Department for a while.

Ji Chundong was surprised to see Zhu Wensong coming. They supported each other along the way. Even though the old and the young were not familiar with each other at first, they later developed a friendship, especially since Zhu Wensong saved Ji Chundong's life and took on the role of his savior. Their identities and relationships have improved by leaps and bounds.

We hadn't seen each other for several days, and when we met again, there was no barrier between the two of them. Ji Chundong's attitude was very casual: "Why do you think of coming to see me? I have a lot of things to do here. It will be over in about three to five days. I have already My adoptive father has told me that I am afraid he will also cause trouble in Yun Mansion."

Zhu Wensong nodded vaguely, looked behind him, and asked, "Are you free at the moment?"

Ji Chundong actually has no time. Those documents are like heavenly books, confusing him one by one. He has not yet finished a third of it.

But he saw that the old gentleman was looking for him for something, so he said, "Wait for me, I'll change my clothes, and we'll find a teahouse to sit down."

In the small restaurant on the second floor near the Criminal Department, Ji Chundong found a seat by the window. Seeing that the surroundings were quiet and no one was disturbing him, he asked: "You seem to have something on your mind?"

Zhu Wensong nodded absently, then turned his eyes around Ji Chundong, and said after a while: "Your little fat, don't you plan to bring it to Beijing?" Ji Chundong had a wolf, called Xiao Pang, who went to Baishanzhou before. At that time, he was on a boat with Yin Chengqi, the governor of Yuanzhou. He was afraid that Master Cheng would not like it, so he left Xiaopang in Yuanzhou without taking him with him. He thought he was leaving for only half a month, but he later stayed in Xijin County for so long. After a long time, he received the holy order again and escorted

The release of the prisoners to Beijing was delayed, and Xiaopang had been alone in Yuanzhou for almost three months. Ji Chundong sighed and was also worried: "Little Fatty, I told the old man before that I haven't returned for a long time, and Little Fatty may have run away from the military camp and may not have returned to the mountain. As for taking him to Beijing. , it should be impossible. Wild beasts are strictly prohibited in the capital. Even the white wolf of the adoptive father is left alone.

In a temple on the outskirts of Beijing. "

Zhu Wensong was silent for a moment and sat forward: "I'm leaving Beijing in a while. Please write me your address in Yuanzhou and I'll go check on the little fat guy for you."

Ji Chundong was stunned: "The old gentleman is leaving Beijing? Or are Liu Wei and Rong Leng also leaving Beijing? Then my adoptive father..."

"They won't go." Zhu Wensong waved his hand, turned sideways, and asked the waiter at the counter downstairs for pen and paper.

When the pen and paper arrived, he pushed it to Ji Chundong's hand.

Ji Chundong was puzzled: "You seem to be very interested in Xiaopang?" It was a long journey, and they were two unfamiliar people. On the way from Xijin County to the capital, Ji Chundong had awkward conversations with Mr. Zhu more than once. At the beginning They really had no topic, and the content of their conversations was very blunt and often silent. Later, Ji Chundong accidentally talked about the little fat boy he had raised, and he didn't know.

Which sentence touched the old man's heart, and he began to ask a lot about Xiaopang.

Seeing that Ji Chundong didn't write for a while, Zhu Wensong hesitated and took out a folded piece of rice paper from his sleeve pocket.

Unfolding the rice paper, he pushed it in front of Ji Chundong and asked, "Does your little fat boy look like this?"

It was a portrait drawn with charcoal strips. It was a picture of a ferocious wolf, and the shadow of the wolf on the picture really surprised Ji Chundong: "This, this is indeed Little Fatty..."

If Liu Wei were here, she would find that this picture is exactly the one she drew and showed to Chou Chou a few days ago.

Zhu Wensong showed a "sure" expression on his face, shook his head and sighed: "It's fate, it's not a coincidence that you were adopted by your adoptive father. Some things were destined from the beginning."

Including dozens of men from the Ji family, only Ji Nanzheng ended up living in Xianyan Kingdom. Doubts, doubts, all doubts.