In the tropics, it rains heavily, it is not cold, the climate is quite warm, it is very suitable for insect breeding, some insects are also parasitic in the fur of a takeo, its huge body is often itchy, so find a place with a tree or a wall to rub.

On that occasion, Ichisuke Takeo pressed the wide abdominal wall against a slump wall and rubbed it, rubbing it, and suddenly fell into a bloody mess. After Ai Ru, who was following it, asked Ichisuke to walk away, he took a closer look and realized that the bloody thing was the corpse of a small gecko.

After the itching was stopped, Ichisuke walked around the wall and into the forest, Ai Ru still following behind. She thought of the little gecko that was wiped to death by it, and she felt a trace of pity, and she didn't care whether a martial artist understood her words or not, she just counted: Beast, you will kill you if you wipe the wall, and you should pay attention in the future.

As soon as the words fell, I saw two monks in robes, one big and one small, walking from the other side of the forest, the big monk looked at the elephant under the tree and couldn't take his eyes off it, and the little monk looked around strangely. Ai Ru has always had a good impression of monks, and her grandmother believed in Buddhism and often worshiped Buddha and Bodhisattva to get peace. Monks worship Buddha and worship Buddha and Bodhisattva, and only Buddha and Bodhisattva can really transcend sentient beings to save suffering and save suffering.

Thinking of this, Ai Ru folded his palms together, recited Amitabha Buddha in his mouth, and said cordially to the two monks who came on the mountain road: "Two great monks, I want to invite you to my house for a fasting meal, my grandmother also believes in Buddhism.

The little monk looked at Ai Ru and said: I am not a high monk, my master is a high monk. The elder monk glared at the little monk, clasped his hands and said: Amitabha, the poor monk is polite, thank you for your kindness, we are on our way, we want to go to a mountain village in front of us to do things, and the meal will be freed.

Ai Ru watched the old monk and the little monk descend the mountain, and when they approached the wall, they suddenly stopped leaving, and said something in their mouths. She was far away and couldn't hear clearly, so she curiously went down the mountain, crouched to the side and listened to the conversation between the two monks or something, and a bush just covered her figure.

She peered through the gaps in the foliage to see the behavior of the two monks. The old monk suddenly squatted down by the wall, wrapped the bloody body of the little gecko in a piece of paper, and he stood up and said to the little monk, "Let's bury it on the mountain!"

The little monk asked puzzledly: Master, what are you going to do with a dead little gecko? The elder monk said, "Little novice, don't say much, just do what I say." The little monk didn't ask anything more, so he returned to the mountain, folded a stick, squatted down, dug a soil pit, and after digging it, the old monk who came over put the body of the little gecko into it, covered the soil, and said while covering the soil: Poor little creature, my Buddha is merciful, cross your dead soul, take refuge in the Buddha, take refuge in the law, take refuge in the monk......

The little monk also recited, and the older monk stopped chanting, and he also stopped chanting. The old monk told him that the little gecko was wiped to death by the elephant on the mountain, and there was a bad fate, in the past life, the elephant was a spider, but it was devoured by the gecko, and the gecko died and then reincarnated as a gecko, and it happened that the spider's soul was reincarnated into an elephant, and by such a mistake, the little gecko could not escape the doom of being wiped to death by the elephant on the wall. The little monk asked: Is it the spider in the past life taking revenge on the gecko in the present life?

No! It is the effect of a causal law. Amitabha. The old monk said to the little monk, let's hurry!

At this moment, Ai Ru, who was lying in the bushes and observing, stood up, walked up to the elder monk, and said, "Elder, I can clearly hear what you just said, according to what you said, the elephant I am guarding is guilty, isn't it?"

Donor, as long as you teach the elephant to do more good deeds, you can remove the obstacles of iniquity.

What else does Ai Ru have to say, the elder monk said: The donor doesn't need to say much, you take care of the elephants, and we need to hurry. Amitabha.

Ai Ru took the words of the elder monk to heart, and she realized and believed that her elephant had become a beast because she had done so many bad and evil deeds in successive lives, and that if she wanted to be reborn in the next life, she had to do more good deeds. For this reason, every time Ai Ru went to the tropical jungle to graze elephants, she asked the elephants to help carry them when she saw them carrying them on their shoulders, whether they were men or women, old or young.

In this way, Airu is very well-known, and the elephant is also very well-known, especially shouting a martial artist all day long. Shouting like this is no longer the meaning of ridicule in people's minds, but the meaning of praise. Some people knew about the gratitude, and when they saw that Ai Ru asked the elephant to carry things for their family, they wanted to pay the freight, but Ai Ru refused to accept it. She said, this is the credit of a martial artist, I let it do volunteer work, let it accumulate good deeds, and become a true friend of mankind.

So, some people brought the elephant's favorite fresh vegetables or something to reward it, and some asked the tailor to make a soft satin ribbon embroidered with the words "good friend of mankind" and draped it around the elephant's neck.

The elephant was so happy that it rolled its nose over and licked it gently, and it clearly felt that it was a precious thing, and the Ai Ru who cared for it was also proud.

Ai Ru sat on the back of the elephant and pulled the ribbon and shouted: "Yijie Wufu, this is the best reward that human beings have given you, you will carry it forward in the future, and human beings will have better things to reward you."

The elephant with its ribbon was particularly conspicuous, and many people knew the name that Ai Ru had given it, and when they saw it, they cried out like applause: Ichijie Wufu.

Because of looking at elephants, you can always see Ai Ru following the elephant, Ai Ru has a beautiful face, her black hair hangs down to her back slenderly, and a pair of rabbits on her chest are round and bulging, which looks more attractive. When someone stares directly at her part, she always looks away shyly, or pats the elephant on the back and says, "Ichijie Wufu, let's go!" Go to the home of the jungle.

The elephant listened to her, raised its long snout and dragged a long cry, as if to say goodbye to everyone.

Then it carried Ayrus towards the familiar jungle. The jungle is full of forage, bubbling springs, and chirping birds on the branches and among the grass. Ai Ru, who was sitting on the back of the elephant, was a little excited, so she turned her face up, and the sunlight in the sky shone on her face through the gap in the tree, making her eyes a little dazzling, and her nostrils were a little itchy.

The elephant slowed down, perhaps thirsty, but walked towards the spring in the forest, passing a large green tree, and Ai Ru could always hear the sound of the birds flapping their wings in the forest, and she knew it well.

Suddenly, a lock of white flowers fell from the sky, she turned her head, but her body didn't have time to dodge, and landed right on her lying on her back, what was it? She angrily scolded the chirping birds in the forest to relieve her hatred, and then jumped off the elephant's back, because the mountain spring was already under the elephant's trunk, and the elephant was drinking water to quench its thirst.

Ai Ru squatted down, washed her hands, took off her coat, and squatted by the spring to wash the bird droppings on her back. Suddenly she heard the sound of squirming footsteps behind her, and she turned her head to see a middle-aged man in a red T-shirt looking at her in a daze.

She felt a sense of foreboding, stood up and said, "Who are you?" She quickly shook off the drops of water from her hands, and before the bird droppings on her coat were washed, she put it on the elephant's back, and the elephant drank enough water and walked through the jungle by the spring.