Chapter 1151: Rogue

No matter how dangerous Wan'an Temple is, it has nothing to do with Su Yi.

Because Zhao Min knew very well that he and his brother Wang Baobao could only rely on Su Yi to escape the city.

Therefore, not only could they not kill Su Yi, but they had to pray that Su Yi would be safe.

Not only did they want Su Yi to be safe, they also had to release the masters of the six major sects that they had captured with great effort, and then detoxify them one by one, so that Su Yi would be satisfied and take them away.

Things in the world are really unpredictable. Before, they were enemies on the verge of a fight, but now they have to work together to overcome difficulties.

Zhao Min originally thought that she could force Su Yi to surrender with her own means, but she would never have thought that the final result was that everything she arranged was useless. Su Yi did not come, and she changed it back as she was told.

People did not think about how to rescue the six major sects at all, but how to make you release the six major sects on your own initiative.

Although Zhao Min felt humiliated, the more she thought about it this time, the more she admired Su Yi.

Really convinced.

But the fate of the family really made Zhao Min worried, and at this time her hatred for Su Yi was greater than other emotions.

After arriving at Wan'an Temple, Wang Baobao quickly summoned the generals in the temple to give lectures and unify their thoughts.

Fortunately, those who were summoned by Zhao Min here were all the direct troops of Ruyang Palace. The Mongols did not have the Confucian ethical system of monarchs, ministers, fathers and sons. They admired the strong, worshipped heroes, and were loyal to their masters, not the monarchs.

Therefore, as long as the prestige was enough, it would be much easier for the Mongols to persuade their subordinates to rebel than for the Han people, because they did not need to find any high-sounding reasons, and did not need to bear the pressure of morality and values.

Zhao Min happily handed over the Ten Fragrance Softening Powder and dozens of antidotes for the Seven Insects and Seven Flowers Poison, and asked Su Yi and others to detoxify and save people.

Without further ado, Su Yi verified it briefly and distributed the antidote directly to Zhang Sanfeng and Miejue Nun Tai. The three of them acted separately to save people.

Nun Miejue expressed her concern for Zhao Min, and thought that someone should be left to watch over Zhao Min, lest this witch play any more tricks, but Su Yi told Nun Miejue that it was not necessary at all, because under the threat of death, Zhao Min now hoped that all the people from the six major sects would recover their combat power, so that they could have more protection when they left the city later, and be more sure to escape.

So as long as Zhao Min and Wang Baobao wanted to get out alive, they would never play any tricks at this time.

It is worth mentioning that when they arrived at Wan'an Temple, the two little ghosts were uneasy again and did not dare to come out to act. Su Yi simply sent both little ghosts out, one to find the whereabouts of Xiao Zhao and others to see if they left the city safely; the other to search for weak links near the city wall and explore the route out of the city later.

The six major sects were ecstatic and grateful for the rescue of Su Yi and others.

Unlike the original plot, in this world changed by Su Yi, Zhao Min was so confused by Su Yi's series of operations that she didn't have time to interrogate the six major sects about their martial arts, nor did she have time to torture them. She just fed them Ten Fragrance Softening Powder regularly, making them unable to resist and escape.

The people of the six major sects didn't suffer as much as in the original plot.

But sometimes, ignoring them is also a kind of torture.

Zhao Min was willing to interrogate them, which proved that they still had value. At least they knew Zhao Min's purpose and knew that Zhao Min would not kill people easily, but would plot their martial arts.

But Zhao Min just fed them poison regularly, and also fed them the poison of seven insects and seven flowers, but didn't say what her purpose was, just locked them up, which made them feel tortured and desperate, because they didn't know what tomorrow would be like for them, and they didn't know if they would be executed by Zhao Min.

This psychological pressure of worrying about fate is greater than doing something to them.

When the other five major sects saw Su Yi, Zhang Sanfeng and Miejue Nun, almost every sect had disciples crying with joy, and some even knelt down on the spot to thank them.

When Master Miejue rescued the disciples of Emei Sect, some sentimental disciples hugged their master and cried loudly, unable to stop themselves.

Just as Master Miejue worried, many disciples of Emei Sect were ravaged and lost their innocence, but Zhao Min stopped this in time after discovering it, which saved these female disciples from a more miserable and humiliating fate.

As a woman, Zhao Min also hated this kind of thing, and even beheaded the evil soldiers in front of the disciples of Emei Sect to set an example.

Master Miejue listened to the disciples' stories, especially when she learned that several female disciples she liked chose to commit suicide because of the humiliation. Even though she was strong and cruel, she couldn't help but burst into tears and felt heartbroken.

For Zhao Min, Master Miejue was not grateful, but hated her to the bone.

Because the culprit of all this was Zhao Min.

The other sects also suffered damage, but most of them were caused when they were captured. The injuries and the fatigue from the journey eventually led to their death.

After saving the Emei Sect, Master Miejue immediately went to save the Kunlun Sect, and then took all the disciples to save the Kongtong Sect.

Zhang Sanfeng first saved the Huashan Sect, and then went to save the Wudang Sect.

Song Yuanqiao and others were in good spirits. After being captured, the Wudang Sect was low-key and calm, encouraging each other and never giving up hope.

Song Qingshu was a little dazed after being rescued, and asked about Su Yi's whereabouts.

When he learned that this rescue was led by Su Yi, he became dazed again.

Because of this expedition to Guangmingding, Zhang Sanfeng was very disappointed with Song Qingshu's performance, and had already defined him as "embarrassing and useful" in his heart. Zhang Sanfeng was not a wealthy man, so he seemed to be indifferent on the surface.

Song Qingshu was keenly aware of the changes in Zhang Sanfeng, and when he heard Zhang Sanfeng, Song Yuanqiao and others talking about Zhang Wuji, he felt even more resentful.

The Shaolin Temple was imprisoned on the highest floor of the pagoda, and it was the only sect that was divided into two groups and imprisoned.

Shaolin abbot Kong Wen did not know Su Yi, but Kong Zhi and other people who had been to Guangmingding knew who Su Yi was.

After being rescued, Kong Zhi first solemnly introduced Su Yi to Abbot Kongwen.

Kong Wen led the whole temple to salute Su Yi to express his gratitude, and the ceremony was very respectful.

Su Yi also showed due respect to the Shaolin monks, and his outward attitude was not unusual.

In a peaceful atmosphere, more than ten Shaolin monks looked at each other with strange eyes, and moved forward quietly, approaching Su Yi.

Su Yi seemed unaware because he was being pestered by an eminent monk named Kongru, who was sincerely asking him for advice on detoxifying Shaolin disciples.

The first person to notice this change was not Su Yi, but Abbot Kongwen.

He noticed that these monks were approaching Su Yi. He was startled at first, and then seemed to have figured out something. His expression suddenly changed, and he shouted sternly: "Amitabha! Put down the butcher..."

But before he finished speaking, the dozen or so monks suddenly took out round metal barrels from their arms, pointed them at Su Yi, and pressed the launch button.

Whoosh whoosh!

In an instant, a slight impact of the machine sounded from all directions.

Almost at the same time, Monk Kong Ru, who had just been talking to Su Yi in a friendly manner, suddenly slapped Su Yi on the chest with his palm, and at the same time, his body flew back quickly.

But he didn't expect that he was faster, and Su Yi was faster than him. Almost at the moment when he stretched out his palm to slap, Su Yi quickly slapped his raised palm with a palm, and Kong Ru felt a rush all over his body. Stiff, suddenly stuck in place.

Then Su Yi's body flashed, and he disappeared from the place using the phantom.

Puff puff puff!

More than a dozen steel needles as thin as an ox's hair sank into Kong Ru's body almost in no particular order, but Su Yi's people appeared several feet away.

Su Yi stood not far away and did not rush to fight back, but looked at this scene with an expressionless face.

After being injected with the needle, Kongru's whole body froze for a moment, then his eyes bulged and he fell to the ground, immediately losing his breath.

Seeing that the attack missed, more than ten monks aimed the syringe at Su Yi again and were about to fire again.

"How dare you!" Abbot Kongwen was finally angry. He took action boldly, using both palms to hit the two monks in the back, causing them to vomit blood and fly away.

The moment Kong Wen took action, Kong Zhi and other seven or eight monks also took action together with the abbot.

Su Yi didn't move, just watching all this happen.

The civil unrest in Shaolin was quickly stopped, and the dozen monks who fired poison needles were all subdued.

Except for Kong Ru, who died for Su Yi just now, these people are all monks of the "Yuan" generation or even younger generations. Their martial arts are not strong, and they are no match for Kong Zhi and the others.

But because each of them was holding a syringe, three monks were still hit during the counterattack.

Almost all the monks who got the needle fell to the ground and died immediately, just like Kongru before.

It can be seen that Kong Ru died so quickly not because of too many needles, but because the steel needles were smeared with poison!

After subduing these monks who suddenly took action, Kong Zhi immediately went to check the fallen monks and found that they were all dead. He immediately picked up one of the syringes and smelled it, and his face suddenly showed sadness and anger.

"Amitabha. This is the 'heartbeat' of the poisonous insect in the Western Regions," Kongzhi said sadly and angrily, "This poison is so severe that when it mixes with blood, the poisoned person's heart will only beat one beat, and the poison will spread all over the body, and he will die. There is no cure!”

In other words, no matter how high your martial arts skills are, you will die if you are poisoned by this kind of poison, because you will not have time to cure the poison.

No matter how fast you move, there is nothing you can do to stop your heartbeat.

Unless your heart pulse is cut off as soon as the needle is poisoned.

But here comes the problem: the heart pulse is cut off and the person enters a state of suspended animation. How can you treat yourself and detoxify yourself?

"What a sin..." Kong Wen sighed, looked at Su Yi who was standing at the door, clasped his hands together and bowed deeply: "Master Su, this matter is all Shaolin's fault. Fortunately, Master Su It's auspicious and blessed by the Buddha, otherwise I will have sinned so much that I will never be able to redeem myself by dying!"

"Amitabha!" Kong Zhiye bowed and clasped his hands to Su Yi with a solemn face, "Master Su, the Shaolin Temple will definitely give you an explanation for this matter. These people who took action were just bewitched by people with ulterior motives and were by no means traitors. The most evil people are not Tatar running dogs.”

Su Yi was silent for a moment, then suddenly smiled and said: "Of course Su believes in the integrity of the Shaolin monks, and also believes that these people must have been bewitched by others and not voluntarily."

When Su Yi said this, both Kong Wen and Kong Zhi were startled. They didn't expect Su Yi to be so generous.

"Amitabha, Master Su has a broad mind, which makes me ashamed." Kong Wen said apologetically, "Master Su, please rest assured. After I thoroughly investigate the matter, I will give an explanation to Master Su. With hundreds of Shaolin officials, I will give you an explanation." Years of reputation guarantee, Shaolin will never show favoritism in this matter.”

Su Yi smiled and waved his hands and said: "It doesn't have to be like this, Master Fangzhang. In fact, they were probably ordered by Master Yuanzhen to get into trouble with Su, right?"

Kong Wen and Kong Zhi were both startled. They didn't expect Su Yi to actually say the name Yuan Zhen.

They were imprisoned here and had no idea what was going on in the outside world. They didn't even know how Su Yi managed Zhao Min, who swaggered into the cell with the antidote to save them.

"Yuanzhen?" Kong Zhi looked confused.

"Yes, Master Yuanzhen of your sect may have misunderstood Su for some reason." Su Yi looked at the two of them with a smile and said, "But it's nothing. Su won't argue with him. After all, he does things for the Han people all over the world. Su also admires such an earth-shattering event and such a righteous act of sacrificing his family for everyone."

These words made both Kong Zhi and Kong Wen feel confused. They looked at each other, not knowing how to answer for a moment.

"What...what did Yuan Zhen do?" Kong Zhi asked.

"Master Yuanzhen killed the Tatar emperor and the queen." Su Yi said with a faint smile, "Master Yuanzhen endured the humiliation and lurked in the Ruyang Palace just for this moment, right? Shaolin is worthy of Mount Tai and Beidou. Unexpectedly, he has been secretly working for The silent dedication of Han people all over the world is really admirable.”

The monks present were all surprised and moved.

"Master Su, are you serious about what you said?" Kong Wen asked in a deep voice, "This matter is not a joke. The emperor and queen are dead? Were they killed by Yuan Zhen?"

"How could Su make fun of such a big thing?" Su Yi said seriously, "This matter is absolutely true. I saw with my own eyes that the Tatar emperor and queen were blown to pieces by the gunpowder buried by Master Yuanzhen. Master Zhang of Wudang and Master Jiejie of Emei can also testify! Such a shocking act of righteousness by Shaolin will be remembered all over the world! Su believes that all the Han people in the world will be grateful to Shaolin Temple!"

Likewise, Mongolians all over the world will definitely hate the Shaolin Temple.

Kongwen and Kongzhi's expressions changed.

turned green.

Because they heard that Su Yi was not joking.

But Yuanzhen killed the emperor and empress?

How is this possible?

Yuan Zhen has always advocated for Shaolin to surrender to the court. For this reason, he even killed Kongxing at any cost, hoping to intimidate the hard-liners in Shaolin to compromise.

Although Abbot Kong Wen and Kong Zhi hated Yuan Zhen for being ruthless and vicious, and they hated him even more for plotting against Shaolin Temple and making Shaolin so passive, as Su Yi had expected before, they were indeed vacillating and indecisive.

What they want most is to help each other and become a neutral party.

However, Yuan Ting pressed harder and harder, and the balance in their hearts began to tilt toward the Mongols. However, they still wanted to maintain their superficial integrity and fairness to prevent Shaolin from becoming the target of public criticism and its reputation being tarnished.

In fact, this is what Shaolin did in the original plot, resisting Yuan on the surface, but secretly being rescued from Wan'an Temple by Zhang Wuji, and immediately convened a lion-slaying meeting, tacitly admitting that Cheng Kun wanted to wipe out the six major sects again.

It wasn't until Cheng Kun was exposed again that they had to "set things right" and stand on the winning side again.