yournovel Chapter 1264 I Want to See Legs
Chapter 1264 I Want to See Legs
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Xuanyuan Yunxi heard the wind blowing by his ears as he looked down at the scenery below his feet which was already difficult to see clearly.
"Does it feel good?"
Xiao Yi stood close behind Xuanyuan Yunxi, with his hands around her waist.
At this time, the two of them, with their feet on the Longyuan Sword, were heading towards Myanmar Light.
"…Is there anyone who asks this?"
Xuanyuan Yunxi was speechless.
"what happened?"
Xiao Yi said deliberately.
"Very indecent."
Xuanyuan Yunxi rolled his eyes.
"It's obviously your own misunderstanding, but you blame me. Besides, when did you think I was a serious person?"
Xiao Yi smiled and pressed closer. Certain parts of his body had already reacted, even though they were both at high altitude.
What's even more terrifying is that he actually thought of certain movies and TV dramas, with those thrilling scenes of the emperor and his concubine on horseback.
If this was on the Longyuan Sword...
"That's true."
Xuanyuan Yunxi nodded seriously, but also felt something hard behind him.
"Does it have to be so close?"
"Well... I was just worried that it was your first time flying a sword, and I was afraid that you might be unstable and in danger."
Xiao Yi came back to his senses and coughed dryly.
"Compared to this, I am more worried that you are the source of the danger."
Xuanyuan Yunxi said calmly.
"Then...then it's all your fault."
Xiao Yi was not angry.
"..."
Xuanyuan Yunxi was stunned for a moment, but quickly reacted and smiled in his heart.
"Since you have such a magical tool, why do you still take a plane? It won't consume too much of your energy."
"Look at what you said. Did I do that to take a plane?"
Xiao Yi raised his eyebrows.
"What do you mean?"
Xuanyuan Yunxi was puzzled.
"Isn't that for the legs?"
Xiao Yi said seriously.
Xuanyuan Yunxi didn't know whether to laugh or cry. This guy was simply unreasonable.
"Actually, even if it doesn't cost much and you're not in a hurry, there's no need to fly on a sword. The main reason is that the wind is too strong and my hair will get messy easily. If I catch a cold again, that would be bad."
Xiao Yi looked serious.
"...It's not bad actually. I can go to the hospital to have my legs checked out then, right?"
Xuanyuan Yunxi said.
"Oh, that makes sense."
Xiao Yi's eyes lit up.
Xuanyuan Yunxi rolled his eyes wildly and looked down. He had already passed through the mountains and ridges, and the Burmese light was in front of him.
Soon, Xiao Yi and the other person landed somewhere in the suburbs, rented a car and headed towards the city center.
"Shangna said he was looking forward to your visit to Myanmar, so you really don't plan to contact me?"
Xuanyuan Yunxi, the co-pilot, said casually.
"Tell him, how can we still be alone? When the time comes, how can we be down-to-earth and witness the fireworks with so many people around us?"
Xiao Yi said seriously.
"If I didn't know, I would have thought you were very low-key."
Xuanyuan Yunxi smiled. In fact, she really enjoyed spending time alone with Xiao Yi like this, especially now that many things had been settled.
"But seriously, this Tianluo Temple seems to be very famous in Myanmar, but why is it located in a big city?"
"The national conditions are different, so it's easier to attract money, haha."
Xiao Yi was half-joking.
"Besides, don't stay in the mountains. I haven't been to the city to have a good look around since I came to Myanmar. I can't return to China with regrets."
"Yes, there should be more legs in big cities, and they should be better looking."
Xuanyuan Yunxi nodded seriously.
"..."
Xiao Yi glanced at Xuanyuan Yunxi out of the corner of his eye. Was he really not taking it seriously, or was he planning some big move?
Half an hour later, the car drove into the bustling area. The surrounding area was already bustling with traffic, tall buildings stood everywhere, and there were also many temples located among them, shining with golden light.
"That should be it."
Xiao Yi glanced at the map and gazed at a magnificent tower top in the distance.
"Among all the towers I've seen, it seems that only the tower at Tianluo Temple is the tallest."
Xuanyuan Yunxi was also observing.
However, the traffic ahead was getting heavier and more congested.
"I avoided the domestic travel peak, but now I'm stuck in traffic jams in this foreign country. Could it be that they are also on holiday?"
Xiao Yi curled the corner of his mouth. He had heard that people in the country were following the crowd everywhere.
"Keep a normal mind, slow down and enjoy the scenery, for example..."
Xuanyuan Yunxi looked around, helping Xiao Yi find his legs.
"Stop! I just want to see the monk now."
Xiao Yi said hurriedly.
"Pfft."
Xuanyuan Yunxi smiled.
Ten minutes later, Xiao Yi stopped the car and walked to the outside of Tianluo Temple with Xuanyuan Yunxi.
"This is not a temple, it's clearly a small palace."
Xuanyuan Yunxi sighed as he looked at the magnificent Tianluo Temple in front of him.
"A country like Myanmar regards Buddhism as a state religion, and it is indeed taken very seriously from top to bottom."
Xiao Yi held Xuanyuan Yunxi's hand and followed many Buddhists to slowly pass through the security check passage and entered from a huge gate at the outermost part.
The huge inner square in front of us accommodates thousands of devout believers, who sit cross-legged on the ground with their hands folded.
They either closed their eyes slightly, murmured, or looked in pain or even in tears, begging for something.
A large number of people were still pouring in from the other entrances, and monks of various levels and other staff were maintaining order.
Like the temples in China, there are donation boxes everywhere, and even a pool of white jade elephants filled with coins.
Incense sticks were burning in large and small incense burners everywhere, and the fragrance filled the entire venue.
"Such a strong power of faith..."
Xiao Yi's eyes flashed. He had the same feeling when he was outside just now.
His gaze fell on the Buddha statues, and he placed his hands on them, trying to absorb the power of faith from them.
"It went very smoothly..."
Xiao Yi muttered to himself and looked around, but no monk noticed his actions.
"How embarrassing."
Having said that, Xiao Yi continued with his actions, but he did not absorb all the power of faith from the Buddha statues.
"Master, may I ask where is Master Mingkong at this moment?"
Xuanyuan Yunxi asked a passing monk.
"Master, he..."
The monk stood where he was.
"Look! It's Master Mingkong!"
Someone in the crowd spoke up, and it caused a huge uproar.
Thousands of people's eyes were fixed on a building right in front of them. The originally peaceful scene suddenly became noisy.
On the balcony, Master Mingkong was surrounded by many eminent monks. Although he was dressed in ordinary monk's robes, his temperament and aura were extremely powerful, especially his face, which looked like a living Buddha.
"It's Master Mingkong..."
"Grandmaster……"
Everyone either put their hands together or knelt on the ground with their palms facing the sky. They were all very excited and their eyes were filled with tears.
However, Xiao Yi and the other two seemed a little out of place at the scene. After all, there were very few people who did not kneel.
"It seems like it came at a bad time."
Xuanyuan Yunxi noticed some people's gazes and muttered.
"How about...you express your opinion?"
Xiao Yi said deliberately.
"I?"
Xuanyuan Yunxi pointed at himself.
"Do you think my knees bend so easily?"
Xiao Yi smiled and shook his head, his gaze falling on Mingkong again.
As Mingkong slowly raised his hand, thousands of people at the scene suddenly fell silent.
Afterwards, he sat cross-legged in front of the desk and began to recite scriptures and preach.
Xiao Yi didn't listen much. He was more interested in the power of faith and continued to absorb it.
Outside, pilgrims and believers continued to pour in, kneeling on the ground, extremely pious.
Only then did Xiao Yi hear that Mingkong only made a public appearance once a month, and would spend the rest of the time in seclusion practicing Taoism, and would not see any visitors, no matter how powerful the other party was.