Martial Arts World Assassin

Chapter 112 Zhenwu Sword

Sect Leader Ding Xian explained the situation of the Luoshui Conference clearly and said no more, waiting for Huang Sixi to make his own decision.

Huang Sixi didn't think too long and asked Ding Xian: "This competition is scheduled for the Zhongyuan Festival. When is the best time for me to set off?"

"Has Brother Huang really decided to go to Zuo Lengchan's appointment?"

"I have already accepted the challenge and will definitely go."

"In that case, please ask Junior Brother Huang to make preparations. We will set off for Luoshui in three days."

When Sect Leader Ding Xian heard that Huang Sixi had made up his mind, he did not try to persuade him.

After she made an appointment with Huang Sixi, she led Dingjing and the nuns out of the temple.

Dingyi was not in a hurry to leave, he stayed and talked for a while.

She knew that Master Bujie was a skilled martial artist, and she hoped to persuade him to go to Luoshui with her: "Master, how long do you plan to stay this time?"

Master Bujie laughed and said, "Master, don't you understand me? I always leave when I want to leave and stay when I want to stay. How can I be punctual?"

Ding Yi asked him again: "Master, you travel abroad every year. Is it because you are used to traveling around, or is there anything else you do?"

"This is it."

Master Bujie touched his forehead and suddenly became speechless: "I'm definitely not going out to hang out. Who wants to be exposed to the sun and rain every day? I have a good daughter like Lin'er, I wish I could be with her all the time, but I have no choice but to go out!"

Ding Yi heard that he was unwilling to talk, so he did not ask any more questions, and only said: "Master, are you going to attend the Luoshui meeting this time?"

"Then I will definitely go."

Master Bujie looked at Huang Sixi and said, "I will go to support Junior Brother Huang and see how he teaches Zuo Lengchan a lesson."

"If the master is willing to accompany me, that would be great."

After Dingyi got the accurate information, he also got up and returned to Hengshan to prepare for going to Luoshui.

Yilin saw her off from the temple but did not leave herself.

It was only noon, and Yilin planned to accompany Master Bujie and go back later.

Yi Lin watched Ding Yi leave, and when she returned to the main hall, she heard Master Bujie sighing.

She stepped forward to ask the reason, but heard Master Bujie say worriedly: "Lin'er, Daddy left you in Baiyun Temple when you were young. Do you blame Daddy?"

"I never blame you, and I never thought about it that way."

Yilin was kindhearted and thought that Master Bujie was busy outside and was afraid that she would become a burden. She added, "I would be satisfied if Dad could come to the nunnery to see me once a year."

The more sensible and obedient she was, the more Master Bujie felt guilty: "In fact, Daddy has been away for many years, not for anything else, just to find your mother, so that our family of three can be reunited and never be separated again. Unfortunately, no matter how hard we look, we can't find her."

"Mother?"

When Yilin heard the word "mother", her heart warmed: "Is mother still alive? Many sisters in the nunnery were adopted by the master when they were young, just like me. They all died because their mothers died and there was no one to take care of them. I thought my mother was also..."

"Your mother may not be dead. I was the one who pissed her off and ran away. She is not sick or in any trouble. She may still be alive, but I don't know where she has gone!" Master Bujie expressed his inner thoughts:
"Your mother used to be a nun. I think she is still staying in a nunnery. I go out every year to look for nunneries all over the world. But I have traveled all over the country, even to the bitter cold lands outside the Great Wall, but I still can't find any news about your mother."

Master Bujie has been searching for his beloved wife for more than ten years, and his original intention has not changed until now. He wholeheartedly hopes to reunite with her.

When Yilin heard this, her eyes turned red: "Dad, what on earth did you do to make Mom so angry that she didn't want to go home for more than ten years?"

Master Bujie looked distressed: "That was actually a misunderstanding, really, Lin'er, it's definitely not that daddy is sorry for your mother."

He then talked about the love-hate relationship he had with Yilin's mother.

Yilin's mother was originally a nun. When she became a nun, she vowed to remain in the monastery and never marry. However, Master Bujie pursued her relentlessly. She was moved by his sincerity, so she married him and had children.

As a result, one day, Master Bujie was sitting at the door of his house and quarreling with a young woman who was passing by. The woman was angry and cursed: "Shameless evil monk, shameless and vulgar, molesting women."

These words happened to be heard by Yilin's mother who was returning home from washing clothes by the river. Seeing what she saw, Yilin's mother thought that this was Master Bujie's true nature. She felt that she had put her trust in the wrong person and had been deceived, so she ran away from home in anger.

After Master Bujie finished telling this story, he remembered that Huang Sixi was sitting next to him, so he turned around and said to Huang Sixi, "Don't laugh at me, nephew Huang. Every family has its own problems. When you get married and have children in the future, you will understand the ups and downs of life."

"I see."

Huang Sixi would not make fun of Monk Bujie.

Although he couldn't understand the angry behavior between Yilin's mother and Master Bujie.

Maybe this is the special temper of people in the underworld.

He recalled the situation of Yilin's mother, and then asked Yilin: "I went to Baiyun Temple to visit Uncle Dingyi last month, and saw a mute woman who was very concerned about you. How many years has this mute woman been in Hengshan Sect?" Yilin was very curious, and didn't know why Huang Sixi mentioned the mute woman. She replied: "It's been quite a few years. Not long after my father fostered me in Baiyun Temple, the mute woman entered Hengshan. She often cared about me, but the fellow disciples in the sect respect and love each other, so she should be like this to everyone."

Huang Sixi said: "She actually used a disguise technique. I also know this method of disguise. I will teach you a way to break the disguise technique, and then let your father go and see her true appearance."

Yi Lin failed to understand Huang Sixi's meaning. She was unwilling to expose the dumb old woman: "Even if the dumb old woman really changed her appearance, she may have had her own reasons. She is definitely not a bad person."

"I didn't say she was a bad person."

Huang Sixi looked at Master Bujie and said, "You have been looking for Yilin's mother for more than ten years. Why don't you look for Junior Sister Yilin? She only has Junior Sister Yilin as her daughter. Do you think she will stay away from Junior Sister Yilin?"

Master Bujie jumped up from his chair, went forward to grab Huang Sixi's arm, his face trembling with excitement: "Huang... Huang, nephew, please don't tease me, that dumb old woman is really..."

"Once you see her true appearance, it will become clear."

Huang Sixi pushed Master Bujie away, walked to Yilin, and taught her the method to break the disguise, but Yilin might not use it. She would most likely ask the mute old woman about her identity in person.

After Huang Sixi revealed the news about the mute old woman, Master Bujie and Yilin could no longer sit still. They immediately left the temple and returned to Baiyun Temple to look for the mute old woman.

Three days later, Huang Sixi and Hengshan Sanding met as agreed and set off for the Luo River.

Master Bujie and Yilin did not show up to see them off.

Ding Yi explained to Huang Sixi, "Master Bujie came to me yesterday and said that he wanted to take Yilin to find an old friend. He really couldn't accompany you to Luoshui. He asked me to apologize to you and said that you would understand his difficulties. Nephew Huang, who are he and Yilin looking for?"

Master Bujie and Yilin have confirmed the identity of the mute grandma, but the mute grandma could not accept that her whereabouts were exposed, so she hid from the father and daughter. However, the mute grandma did not stay away from Hengshan. After some time, the family will be reunited.

Huang Sixi said: "They should be looking for Junior Sister Yilin's mother."

"Ah? Is Yilin's mother still alive?"

Ding Yi smiled and said, "That's great. Who knows how happy Yi Lin will be when she recognizes her mother."

She was originally still brooding over Master Bujie's breaking of appointment, but if she was looking for Yilin's mother, then it was completely understandable. After all, blood is thicker than water, and they had been separated for more than ten years. No matter who encountered this situation, they would probably be anxious to reunite the family and would not have any time to worry about other things.

On this trip, only Hengshan Sanding accompanied Huang Sixi.

Luoshui is located in the central plains of Lin Province, not far away.

We arrived at the destination in no time.

When Huang Sixi and Hengshan Sanding arrived outside the city of Luoyang, they met the head of Wudang, Taoist Chongxu, and his entourage, and they walked together for a while.

"Young Master Huang has just entered the martial arts world and has made a great name for himself. Over the past six months, the name I have heard the most is Young Master Huang."

Taoist Chongxu has a kind face and does not have any majestic temperament. He is very kind to the younger generations. However, such an old man with an unremarkable appearance is the most famous swordsman in the world.

In terms of swordsmanship alone, apart from Feng Qingyang who retired from the Huashan Sect, no one, whether from the righteous or evil sects, can match Taoist Chongxu.

Huang Sixi knew that he was the leader of the righteous sects, but he did not object when Zuo Lengchan persuaded the sects to investigate the cause of Jie Feng's death. He had no good feelings towards Huang Sixi.

Huang Sixi also knew that although he looked kind, he was actually a tough and iron-fisted leader.

In the original novel, after the righteous Zuo Lengchan and Yue Buqun and the evil sect Dongfang Bubai died one after another, only Ren Woxing of the Sun Moon Sect remained a threat in the martial arts world.

In order to prevent Ren Woxing from invading the righteous sects, Taoist Chongxu took advantage of Ren Woxing's visit to Hengshan and found Linghu Chong, the then head of Hengshan, and buried 20,000 kilograms of gunpowder in Hengshan, intending to blow up all the members of the Demon Sect and Hengshan.

At that time, Linghu Chong did not object, and Shaolin Master Fangzheng also agreed with the idea of ​​explosives.

I don't know what these great leaders of the righteous sect were thinking. The three of them could actually kill Ren Woxing and Xiang Wentian together, and subdue the remaining members of the Sun and Moon Sect. Maybe they were worried about getting hurt, and didn't want their disciples to fight desperately with the Demon Sect, so they decided to use a gunpowder ambush to kill the enemy in one battle.

In this way, no one from the righteous sect will die, and the evil sect can be completely destroyed, achieving the best of both worlds.

As for whether the explosion would hurt innocent people, it was not within the consideration of Linghu Chong, Master Fangzheng and Taoist Chongxu.

Anyway, in the original novel, Linghu Chong didn't care about Ren Yingying's life or death. His idea was "they share life and death together". If the gunpowder killed Ren Yingying, Linghu Chong would not live alone, but would die with Ren Yingying.

In the battle between good and evil in The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, what did they gain in the end?
Huang Sixi collected his confused thoughts and replied to Taoist Chongxu: "I have also long admired Taoist Chongxu's reputation!"

He recalled that the Wudang Sect had only been established for over two hundred years, and that its reputation remained strong, so there should be many relics of its famous masters preserved.

Then he asked, "I heard that Zhang Sanfeng once forged a Zhenwu sword, which swept away all the demons and shocked the martial arts world. Unfortunately, it was lost many years ago. Has the sword been recovered?"

The Wudang Zhenwu Sword was not lost but stolen by the Sun and Moon Sect. This was a great shame for the Wudang Sect.

Huang Sixi said this in public, which was not very friendly to the Wudang Sect, and Taoist Chongxu's face changed immediately.

Ding Yi also felt that Huang Sixi's question was rude, and hurriedly reminded him: "This is an internal matter of the Wudang Sect. Brother Huang, please don't ask about the external affairs."

(End of this chapter)