"Quickly call a doctor to come and take a look," Master Wuyu said worriedly.
Consort Shu looked at the little monk's bloodied feet, as he limped forward with difficulty, and frowned deeply: "Isn't there any way to prevent this?"
“We’ve already set traps,” Master Wuyu said, sighing helplessly. “It’s a pity that this sacred Buddhist sanctuary is always harassed by these wild beasts.”
It is indeed a Buddhist sanctuary where killing is forbidden.
Even when wild animals injured monks in the temple, they were simply driven away.
If this continues...
Those wild beasts will then become even more unrestrained.
"I will return to the palace and report this matter to the Emperor to see if there is any good solution," Consort Shu reassured him.
"Then thank you very much, Consort Shu." Master Wuyu bowed and asked, "When Consort Shu alighted from her carriage just now, did you have anything to say to this old monk?"
The two were talking.
Lu Zhaofeng came over after he finished his work.
Consort Shu, who had been holding Mu Qianqian all night, already had sore arms.
He acted as if he had seen a savior and immediately shoved Mu Qianqian into Lu Zhaofeng's arms.
"Take Qianqian over there and take a look," Consort Shu gestured with her eyes to a mountain in the distance.
Lu Zhaofeng: ? ? ?
Mu Qianqian: ...
Then I'll leave!
Didn't her mother ever hear the saying, "Looking at the mountain, you run until the horse dies"?
Her mother could just say so if she disliked her.
Why point to a mountain that's so far away?
Her second uncle carried her there.
I'm afraid he won't be back for three days.
Aww...
Mu Qianqian roared wildly in her heart!
She was disliked by her mother!
Her mother doesn't love her!
*Sobbing*
Lu Zhaofeng instantly understood what Consort Shu meant.
We knew that her visit was not simply to burn incense and make a petition.
Lu Zhaofeng glanced at Mu Qianqian in his arms.
Actually, he also had something he wanted to ask Master Wuyu...
After watching Lu Zhaofeng lead Mu Qianqian away completely, Consort Shu slowly turned her head. She paused and said, "It's just... I always feel that Qianqian is different from ordinary children, as if she has some extraordinary qualities."
"What makes you so special?" Master Wuyu pressed.
Consort Shu cautiously looked around, deliberately lowering her voice: "I seem to be able to hear Qianqian's thoughts, and... she seems to be able to foresee the future and know the past."
Predicting the future!?
Knowing the past?
Consort Shu could also hear her innermost thoughts.
Master Wuyu's expression underwent a subtle change: "Then... has Qianqian ever harmed you?"
"No," Consort Shu said firmly. "Not only has she never harmed me, but on many occasions, her words have helped me escape danger and avoid many calamities."
“Since it is a blessing, why should Consort Shu worry? Perhaps it is just that mother and daughter are of one heart, and their deep love brings an extraordinary resonance, with emotions synchronized and thoughts and feelings intertwined. Since ancient times, there has been the concept of telepathy and spiritual connection. In Buddhism, this is called fate. Fate is determined by heaven, but destiny depends on human effort. Consort Shu does not need to worry.” Master Wuyu comforted her.
"A single conversation with a master is worth more than ten years of study." Consort Shu smiled serenely: "In that case, I need not worry."
“Everything has a cause and an effect. Consort Shu must have accumulated good deeds in her previous life to have met such a benefactor who helped you out of danger in this life.” Master Wuyu murmured to himself, “Amitabha.”
"In that case, Qianqian is a benefactor sent to me by heaven," Consort Shu said excitedly.
"This child is a child to repay a debt of gratitude; Your Highness, Consort Shu, must treat her well."
"Of course," Consort Shu said firmly. "Whether or not, I will love my children deeply."
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