The Soul Master told Minsa that he had confirmed to the Imperial City that Red Smoke had woken up, and Minsa looked at the Spiritmaster with a pair of big innocent eyes, and although she didn't speak, she asked with her eyes: Why don't I know? Why didn't he tell me that Red Smoke had woken up?

The spiritual master guessed what she was thinking from Minsa's eyes, and had nothing to say to comfort her, but patted her on the shoulder, hoping that she would be strong. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

Minsa wouldn't tell the Soul Master, but she knew it in her own heart. The Lingshi said that more than a month ago, Chi Qin and still Shu both reported to the Imperial City the news that Chiyan had come to his senses, but about a month ago, the letter still recounted to her did not mention anything about Chiyan's illness.

His letters were shorter and shorter, sometimes merely telling only his eagerness to return to the Imperial City, and even when Minza wrote back to inquire about Chiyan's injuries and when he planned to return, he still spoke to himself and did not answer Minza's concerns.

Minsa remembered that the night before she left Qingcheng, she also specially told still Shu that once Chiyan woke up, she would let still Shu notify her immediately.

Even if there is a reason for the negligence of the still state, after Chiyan woke up, he still said that he confirmed to the imperial city that the red smoke had woken up, and he forgot to inform Minza, but after that, they also wrote twice, each time Minsa asked about Chiyan's injury, but still said but did not answer.

How can this be explained?

Minsa felt her legs go limp, the heat of her whole body poured into her eyes, her eyes were bloodshot, and tears poured out even more uncontrollably, and she tried her best not to shed tears in this crowded place.

She had forgotten how she had said goodbye to the Soul Master, and how she had walked out of the Spirit Hall, and she had only come to her senses when she saw the Luo Ying Hall close in front of her.

Minsa suddenly thought that she and still told her that they would deal with everything together, and she shouldn't be suspicious of still saying it at first because of this incident.

Shouldn't we think about whether there is something unspeakable in still speaking? Are there any difficulties? He must have! Minsa firmly thought that now they were far apart, each on one side, and the situation he was in was something that Minsa could not understand.

Minsa raised his hands to wipe the tears from his face and strode into the Luoying Palace. He did not respond to the attendants and maids who came up, and went straight to the room. Walked to the desk and knelt down, picked up the pen and wrote a letter to the still state.

She spoke up all the questions she wanted to ask him, and after she had made it clear whether or not she was embarrassed or touched by the guilt in her heart, Minsa summoned the Falcon and tied the Creed to the Eagle's legs and released it.

Watching the eagle disappear into the night sky, Minsa's mood lightened. She looked forward to receiving a reply from him in the near future, and she would certainly believe it if he was willing to explain.

The days flew by, and three days later, in the evening, Minsa received a message from the Qinghu. Somewhat surprised and surprised, she had never replied so quickly, and with some good hopes in her heart, Minsa removed the creed from the green falcon's leg and eagerly opened it.

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When the attendant came to call Minsa for dinner, Minsa's door was closed, and the waiter was puzzled, so he called several times in a row, and it was Aunt Lan who came to call in person, and Minsa opened the door. Her face was surprisingly ugly, and her whole person seemed to have lost her soul.

Ignoring the matter of eating, Minsa called Aunt Lan to the room and told him a few words, and then regardless of how Aunt Lan and the maids behind him asked, Minsa didn't say what happened, just strode out, and everyone followed all the way. Finally, Minsa walked out of the door of the Luoying Palace, and in order to let everyone go back, she turned around and said, "Don't follow, I'll go to the Lingling Temple." ”

Everyone stopped in the rear, but Aunt Lan knew that something was wrong, she secretly followed, but saw that Mingsa really went to the Lingling Palace, Aunt Lan put her mind at ease, presumably she had something important to report to Lord Wanfu.

At this time of the day, Lord Wanfu was in the Hall of Spirits, but today the attendant said to Minsa that Lord Wanfu had left the temple earlier and had not yet returned.

Minsa turned around and walked to the mausoleum again, the Lord of Wanfu was not in the Lingling Hall at this time, it should be in the mausoleum. She walked as fast as she could, feeling like she had exhausted all her strength. She was in a hurry to find the Lord of Wanfu and to ask for his answer, and she couldn't wait.

However, after turning around the mausoleum, the mausoleum of the Long Live Army and the mausoleum of Princess Qing were all searched, but the figure of the lord was nowhere to be seen. Minsa was on the verge of collapse, she was already anxious, and she was even more panicked when she couldn't find the lord.

Probably missing it on the way, Minsa turned around and ran towards the temple again. Back at the Spirit Palace, the attendant said that the Lord had not returned. At this time, Minsa had already been restless and subverted in her heart, and she must have decided in her heart that she would not continue to search like a headless fly, and she decided to make her own decisions.

Mingsa was sure in his heart, clenched his fists and walked out from the main gate of the Lingling Palace, and the direction he took was not the Luoying Palace, but the way out of the Imperial City.

She had just walked out a short distance when she heard a loud voice behind her: "Minsa! "Turn around, it's the Lord of Wanfu!

"Lord!"

Minsa turned around, making the heart of the Lord of Wanfu pause, this lost face and anxious eyes, what happened?

Before the Venerable Lord Wanfu could ask, Mingsa had already run back quickly, knelt down heavily in front of Wanfu and said, "Please agree, Mingsa asks to go to the Qingcheng Imperial City." ”

"What did you say?" Lord Wanfu was a little dazed.

"I ask to go to the Qingcheng Imperial City, please grant it." Minsa repeated, his voice unwavering, his arched hands trembling.

"Why?" Although Lord Wanfu was slightly angry in his heart, he still suppressed it, and he didn't know what reason Minsa had.

"I... Go and find the still stated. Minsa paused, and now she regained what she still had to come to her senses, and she knew how ridiculous the request was.

Lord Wanfu didn't understand what she said at all, so he could only ask again: "Why are you looking for him?" ”

A few days ago, the Soul Master had told him that Minsa had come to ask him once, and he still said that he had not sent a message to Minsa recently. Moreover, according to the Soul Master, he still did not tell Minsa the news that Red Smoke had woken up. Lord Wanfu and the Soul Master knew that this might have something to do with the hidden identity of the Elder Sect.

But there will never be anything going on, and now it's going to the Lingling Temple, and it's said that you're going to Qingcheng?

"I ......" Minsa was dumbfounded, why did he look for him?

Because Minsa wanted to send a message to still Shu, hoping that he would explain some misunderstandings between the two, but still Shu quickly replied to a letter, which perfunctory the news that Minsa wanted to know, and even explained in the letter that he and Chiyan would not return to Yunling for the time being, and they would go back to his hometown first......

Hometown? The hometown that is still mentioned is not the Ding Realm, but the Demon Clan! Seeing this letter, Minsa couldn't be calm, she didn't know what she had encountered in Qingcheng, and such a change had happened.

Of course, she didn't want to believe that she had changed, so Minsa decided in her collapse that she must go to Qingcheng and ask him in person.