The regent's little Jiaojiao is the group pet in the palace

Chapter 134 Little Monk

"Jiaojiao, you..."

"Jiaojiao, why did you tell the empress like this? Qing'er did something wrong first, and she still talks about you like that, so she should be punished, right?"

Dan'er didn't understand Su Qingyu's actions, so she skipped Nie Yin's words and opened her mouth first, which made Nie Yin have to swallow the words of thanks that came to her lips.

"It's different...cough...Sister Dan'er, sister Qing'er just...just maybe a little bit dissatisfied with me, she didn't want...to cause all this.

But if at this time... Tell the Empress about this matter, I'm afraid it's not just... not just letting her leave Jiangmeng Palace. "

Listening to Su Qingyu's words, Dan'er felt that the little guy in front of him was really too kind.

"You..."

Dan'er sighed helplessly, then brought another glass of water for her to sip a little, after all, the cough was not so severe.

"Sister Dan'er, who found Jiaojiao from that place, Jiaojiao thought she might die there this time!"

Dan'er handed the water glass to Feng'er for her to put on the table, and then let Jiaojiao lie flat on the bed, listening to her question, there was still a little lingering fear on her face.

"Jiaojiao, don't talk about this matter, thanks to the young monk who fed the big worm at that time, and then His Royal Highness found out that you fell into the cave.

If it wasn't for Yun'er who accidentally hit and fell into it at that time, I'm afraid you fainted at that time, and it would be difficult to be rescued! "

Su Qingyu listened to Dan'er's slightly ambiguous words, and roughly understood that it was Sister Yun'er who fell in by mistake. The little monk found Sister Yun'er while feeding the insects, and was stopped by Brother Shizi while chatting. Go there and get them out.

Thinking of this, she sighed helplessly.

This is also thanks to her good luck, otherwise, when the big bug knocks the iron railing completely open, she might die.

Of course, even if she didn't crash, she would have to starve to death without any food in those days.

"By the way, Jiaojiao, His Royal Highness is said to have suffered a lot of injuries in order to save you this time. When you came up, the big bug broke the railing and almost ate you all!
When you recover from illness, you must thank them well, you know? "

Su Qingyu nodded obediently, but a little bit of sweetness rose in her heart for no reason.

Brother Shizi risked his life to save her, does this count as a life-saving favor to her?
As the saying goes, life-saving grace should be promised with your body, I don't know...

"Cough cough cough..."

When she realized what she was thinking, she suddenly choked on her own saliva, and she suddenly woke up.

What was he thinking? His Royal Highness might just treat her as a younger sister. It is really shameless for a younger sister to think so much about her elder brother!

Su Qingyu despised herself so much in her heart, but Dan'er and Feng'er were completely taken aback, and hurriedly asked her if it hurt.

Originally, they didn't have much feeling if they didn't talk about it, but this time...

She felt really a little pain!

"Sister Dan'er, don't touch me, this is really going to hurt me to death, my life is too hard..."

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Fu Huaijin did not go to their meditation room after being called away by the prince, but walked towards the meditation room where the young monk fed the big worm.

They called a few people from the hidden guards to respond on top, and they took two ropes from the young monks to tie them tightly around their bodies. The other end of the ropes was held by the hidden guards, and then followed one of the young monks Walked to a bookshelf.

"This is here, His Royal Highness, let me show you how to open this."

Suddenly, the little monk took down a book on the shelf, and there was clearly a small ornament with a tiger's head and a tiger's brain behind it. The moment the little monk pressed it down, a tunnel appeared on the ground.

"This tunnel is the only place leading to the place directly above the tiger's head, and for more privacy, this tunnel was built in the room."

After the little monk finished explaining, he walked into the tunnel slowly. Seeing this, Fu Huaijin and the prince nodded to the hidden guards, and then they followed the little monk down.

The inside of the cave was pitch black, and only the small lamp carried by the young monk was of use. After walking for about half a stick of incense, a strong smell of blood rushed over.

The young monk's face was calm, as if he had been used to it for a long time, which made Fu Huaijin suspicious.

"Since I entered the temple when I was nine years old, feeding the big worms has become my task. Master said to keep the big worms ferocious, so what we feed are always living things, including humans."

His very calm remarks made the prince's face change drastically. They all said that monks are the most benevolent, but why don't they even feel a little bit of guilt for doing such an outrageous thing?

It seemed that the little monk could hear their heartfelt voices. After a moment of silence, the little monk spoke again.

"I guess you will be puzzled and say that we monks don't kill, but we will do such a thing?"

The little monk was still looking ahead, the lights were obviously shining like that, but there was no light in his eyes, as if he had been paralyzed.

"The first time I fed live animals to the big worm, I vomited for a whole day and night. I couldn't accept such a bloody scene, but I still had to deliver the food the next day, because this was the task my master gave me.

When the first living person was thrown to the tiger by the master, he told me not to bring any food to the tiger one day in advance, and took me to watch that scene the next day.

The big worm hit the railing like crazy, and the person outside the railing was full of panic. There was a tunnel inside the cave, but in order to prevent those people from escaping, the tunnel was interrupted in mid-air after reaching the cave. It is as difficult as climbing to the sky if you want to climb up.

Just like that, the hungry and crazy tiger smashed into the railing, and I watched the light in the eyes of that person disappear bit by bit, and the flesh and blood from the bitten by the tiger was blurred, but I couldn't do anything, I cried and cried bitterly. It was vomiting, and when I looked up, I saw the madness flashing in Master's eyes.

That doesn't look like what a monk should look like, but more like a lunatic.

I also asked Master why he did such a thing, and he told me: 'Buddha's saying must not be said'.

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