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Chapter 310 The Wisdom of Mortals

Agarwood emerged from the stream, its body instantly drying off from the moisture.

Pingping stared blankly at Chenxiang, who put on his clothes and glanced at Pingping and Zhu Wumei to the side.

"Brother, Brother Chenxiang, what kind of skill do you have? I didn't see you use any magic, how did you dry all the moisture off your body and clothes?" Pingping asked curiously as she stepped forward.

“It’s just decomposing water,” Chenxiang replied.

"Water in the mortal world is composed of two elements, hydrogen and oxygen, which are decomposed into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis."

Pingping tilted her head, and Chenxiang could tell at a glance that Pingping hadn't understood a word he was saying.

"What are hydrogen and oxygen elements?" Pingping blinked at Chenxiang.

“…Let’s do an experiment.” Chenxiang grabbed a handful of water with his hand and demonstrated the electrolysis of water experiment to Pingping.

After electrolyzing the water, Chenxiang controls the hydrogen produced by electrolysis with one hand and the oxygen produced by electrolysis with the other.

Chenxiang explained the properties of hydrogen and oxygen to Pingping and demonstrated the phenomena of hydrogen explosion and oxygen combustion.

Pingping had never heard of or seen the knowledge that Chenxiang was explaining to her today, and she only felt that Chenxiang's figure had become much taller in her eyes.

"It's nothing, my godfather taught me all of this. It's called basic chemistry, the wisdom of mortals."

"What good is this?" Pingping asked.

"It's still somewhat useful."

"Pingping, have you ever been to the top of the snow mountain?" Chenxiang asked.

“No, the highest mountains I’ve ever been to are Hao Mountain and Flaming Mountain. But even though Hao Mountain is towering into the sky, there’s no snow on its summit,” Pingping replied.

“I used to live with my adoptive father in the Dali Kingdom, which has a Cangshan Mountain.”

"My godfather said that Cangshan Mountain stands on a plateau and has a very high altitude, so there is snow on the top of the mountain."

"People will have difficulty breathing at the top of Cangshan Mountain because the altitude is too high and the oxygen is thin. People need oxygen from the air to breathe."

What is altitude?

After Chenxiang explained, Pingping's questions only increased.

“Altitude… is the vertical distance between a point on the ground and sea level,” Chenxiang explained.

"Oh, I see."

"Does everyone need oxygen?" Pingping asked.

“Probably only mortals need it,” Chenxiang replied.

Why "approximately"?

"I don't think people in the sky need much oxygen," Chenxiang said, looking up at the sky.

“Those in the sky are gods,” Pingping said to Chenxiang.

"Is your enemy in the heavens?"

"..."

“If you don’t answer, it means you agree,” Pingping said.

Chenxiang turned to look at Pingping.

"You became Sun Wukong's apprentice because you wanted to learn how to wreak havoc in the Heavenly Palace?" Pingping asked.

"No, that's not it." Chenxiang walked away.

The thought of fighting with his uncle made Chenxiang's mind extremely chaotic.

Chenxiang lacked self-confidence.

It wasn't that he was afraid of his uncle, Erlang Xiansheng Zhenjun.

He was both apprehensive and somewhat excited.

He wanted to show off his strength in front of his uncle, but he was afraid that his uncle would not fight him one-on-one and would use the rules to suppress him.

Just like suppressing one's mother.

Chenxiang didn't think of his mother, the Third Holy Mother, as a weak person at all. His uncle was a great supernatural being in the Three Realms, so his mother was naturally no ordinary person either.

The little fox was quick-witted and very clever, but she lacked experience and was embodying all the stereotypes about foxes.

The roadside observer watched with interest as the little fox circled around Chenxiang, constantly talking to him. Chenxiang pretended to be aloof, but the roadside observer could tell that he actually quite enjoyed having a girl around him asking him all sorts of questions. "What places will we pass through if we continue west?" Chenxiang asked Pingping.

"Further west, there is a great river called the Blackwater River. There is a country that uses the Blackwater River as its border. This country is Chechi."

"Chech Kingdom?"

"In Chechi Kingdom, people revered Heaven and worshipped Buddha. Taoist temples and Buddhist monasteries were everywhere. The people did not kill any living beings, and officials and nobles were all vegetarians. Furthermore, they proclaimed that all things have spirits and sincerely worshipped all kinds of gods."

"This Chechi Kingdom is quite strange." Chenxiang kept Pingping's words in mind.

"Brother Chenxiang, you don't know yet."

“The most revered deity in Chechi Kingdom is my father, the Mighty King Bodhisattva, and the most honorable animal in Chechi Kingdom is the white ox,” Pingping said to Chenxiang with a smile.

"The reason why Chechi Kingdom reveres gods, Buddhas, and Bodhisattvas is due to the seeds sown in the past."

"What is the cause?" Chenxiang asked.

"Several hundred years ago, Chechi Kingdom suffered a severe drought. The king of Chechi Kingdom summoned three monsters to serve as national advisors to pray for rain for the country, and they actually succeeded."

"Later, Sun Wukong and his disciples passed through Chechi Kingdom and defeated the three national teachers in a magical contest, which changed the customs of Chechi Kingdom."

"Unlike the Wuji Kingdom to the east, Chechi Kingdom has many demons causing trouble."

"Oh well, I can't really explain it clearly. You'll understand when you get to Chechi Kingdom." Pingping stuck out her tongue at Chenxiang.

"Chechi Kingdom is now under my father's protection, and it is a peaceful place where humans and demons live in harmony."

Chenxiang felt a growing liking for Chechi Kingdom, but Lu Bian was scratching his head in confusion.

Listening to the little fox's description reminded the roadside person of a terrible country.

The roadside lowered my expectations for Chechi Kingdom, so that I wouldn't be disappointed when I arrived.

"Brother Chenxiang, why are you heading west?"

"Can't we stay a few more days?"

"How about I come with you?"

"It's been a few years since I've seen my father and mother, so I'm going back to visit them."

"White Fox, I'll leave Haoshan to you for a few days. I'll be back in a while."

The little fox Pingping forcibly joined the westward journey team.

“Monk…”

"What are you going to the Western Paradise for?" the little fox kept asking.

“Naturally, I’m going to see the Buddha,” the monk replied.

"Can you travel alone?" the little fox asked.

"Of course you can." The monk closed his eyes.

"Sister Dragon Girl, why are you heading west again?" The little fox turned to the Fourth Princess of the East Sea.

"I'm here with Chenxiang to keep an eye on him for his mother, so he doesn't get kidnapped and become a live-in son-in-law," the Fourth Princess replied.

"..." The little fox suddenly became unhappy.

She could naturally tell that the Fourth Princess was hinting at something to her.

The little fox looks like a little girl, but she is actually a fairy who has lived for hundreds of years. She is not what she seems, but is very mature inside.

"Xiaoyu." Pingping immediately looked towards the roadside when the little fox's nickname was called out from the roadside.

"I didn't expect her to agree so quickly," Lu Bian said to Pingping with a grin.

"It doesn't feel right for you to come with us on this journey."

"A girl should think more about herself."

"What are you thinking about?" Pingping smiled at the roadside.

"So... your father entrusted you with guarding Haoshan. Now that you've left, can you still be considered guarding it?"

"What's here at Haoshan?" someone asked by the roadside.

(End of this chapter)