"I heard you've been at Butianmen for many days now, and I haven't been to see you. Are you doing well?"
Mu Chen poured two more cups of fragrant osmanthus honey dew for the two of them. Mingmei shook her head, but Mei Jiu was the first to complain.
"The disciples of Bu Tian Sect are all so bored. I told them to go out and play, but today isn't a good day for this, and that's not auspicious for anything, and..."
Mei Jiuzhen had never seen anyone who had to consult a fortune teller for everything. Was it really necessary?
Do we have to be so serious just to go for a walk in the mountains?
Does that mean if we don't count, we'll be missing an arm or a leg when we go out?
"No, our sect has a rule that we should consult a divination before doing anything in order to cultivate a good habit and avoid losing our advantage when something big happens."
After Mu Chen finished speaking, Mei Jiu's eyes widened and she said, "Do we need to consult divination for important matters? What if a knife is about to fall on our heads? Do we still need to consult divination?"
"So, you should have known you shouldn't have gone out or seen anyone today, even before the other party drew their knife," Mingmei silently added to what Mu Chen was about to say.
Mu Chen nodded with a smile, while Mei Jiu turned to look at Mingmei with curiosity, a hint of awkwardness flashing across her face. She leaned close to her and whispered, "Sister, do you know this blockhead?"
Mingmei blinked, thought for a moment, and said, "Shouldn't I...know him?"
Mei Jiu shook her head, but she also felt that something was wrong. She glanced at Mu Chen, then at Ming Mei, and muttered something to herself, which Ming Mei couldn't hear.
However, Mu Chen heard it clearly.
"I have a feeling you probably don't recognize wood these days."
"Pfft~" Xie Chen naturally heard Mei Jiu's words through Mu Chen's senses and let out a sneer, "You don't actually think that the other party remembers the current you, do you?"
"So what? What are you happy about? Because I'm more important, that's why I've been forgotten, while you..."
Mu Chen took a sip of hot tea, his mind retorting that Xie Chen had left the other speechless.
Seeing Mu Chen still looking so relaxed and content, Xie Chen's eyes darted around, and suddenly, he saw Mu Chen open his mouth and silently say something, which almost made Mu Chen spill the tea in his hand...
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