Chapter 209: Driving People Crazy

Bei Qi was also anxious, "How could something happen here, baby? Did that memory hurt you?"

He Cen was afraid that they would quarrel again, so he quickly took the hands of the two masters and sat down, "It's okay, it's okay, don't think too much, it's not your fault, it's just that I'm useless, otherwise how could I be affected by a little memory and take so long to recover."

Jun Chao disagreed, "Don't take the responsibility on yourself. You've been consuming so much energy recently. You're in a bad state, don't you know?"

He Cen felt a headache from his nagging, so he buried his head in the quilt and hid from the cat again, "Good Master~ Stop nagging me~"

"If you have nothing to do, please make me something delicious to comfort me. I can't even sleep well, why don't you make me something good to make up for it?"

Jun Chao was so annoyed by his nagging that he sighed and stood up, "Okay, okay, I won't scold you. You should have a good rest. I'll make you whatever you want to eat."

He Cen then poked his head out from under the quilt, "Chao Chao, you're the best, muah!"

The masters couldn't do anything to him. Once the little sword spirit started to act coquettishly, they certainly couldn't say anything harsh. But seeing that he hadn't had a good rest for half a month, how could they not be anxious?

In fact, He Cen himself couldn't really figure it out. It was obviously just a simple look at the memory to help a few masters see if there were any loopholes. Some of the cause and effect of the mortal world's destiny should be resolved before ascending, which would also be beneficial for the ascension.

How did you get yourself involved?

He was still joking, saying that he might as well read Jun Chao's memories, so that he wouldn't have to go through the pain again...

"Please let your teacher worry less. How can you watch it when you are so uncomfortable? You can't even digest the three of them. If you look at mine, don't you want it in your little head?"

He Cen felt a little pain when he poked his forehead. He blinked his innocent eyes and looked at people, "Master, it is better to suffer a short pain than a long one. Maybe if you heal me, I will be fine~"

Jun Chao's face was gloomy for a rare time. "Don't come on, do you think you can just try this casually?"

"It's not easy to shoulder someone's past. You are my only treasure. If I really want to leave you with some bad memories, do you think I would be willing to do that?"

"I haven't slept well for a few days, and you're still smiling here."

He Cen was afraid that Jun Chao would lose face if he kept nagging, it was quite scary, so he quickly got up and covered his mouth.

"Good Master, don't exaggerate. Relax a little. You make me feel like I have an incurable disease..."

Jun Chao shouted, "Don't say anything unlucky!"

He Cen quickly admitted his mistake, "Okay, okay, I won't say anything."

"I think this may not be a surprise. I always feel that after reading your memories, I can find some common feelings in myself. I can't put it into words, but it's just..."

He couldn't continue speaking. Jun Chao looked at him a few times and finally compromised.

The appearance of the little sword spirit was special. He finally came to the side of several people and overcame numerous difficulties and dangers to gain true freedom. He will ascend in the future, and where to go is also a problem.

Now even their pasts are stuck together, it's hard to explain.

Jun Chao actually didn't object to him looking at his memories. In fact, his experience was actually better than that of the other masters.

As soon as he entered the world of cultivation, he became a disciple of a major immortal sect. Since then, he has practiced diligently, became famous at a young age, and has been famous throughout the world.

Although he had experienced a period of doing odd jobs as an outer disciple, overall, his experience was relatively stable, without any major ups and downs or disputes.

But Jun Chao's life is full of malice and calculations that you can't imagine. These little things are not enough to make you collapse suddenly, but they are enough to be annoying and disgusting.

The more insignificant the matter is, the more likely it is that it will be the last straw that breaks the camel's back.

Jun Chao's memories are very fragmentary and complicated. When he was young, he interacted with all kinds of people, was pulled out by elders to take precautions, and was misunderstood by his peers. It was these inexplicable little things that piled up and turned a cheerful and bright young man into the calm, measured, and cold-hearted person he is today.

His story is too long and there are too many parts. When Hecen first read only the first part, he didn't feel anything wrong.

After all, compared to the bloody lessons experienced by other masters, Jun Chao's life can even be considered stable.

It was not until he thought about it carefully that he realized that this life full of profit calculations was disgusting and driving people crazy.

Jun Chao had experienced enough to have the calm personality he has today. He Cen didn't know what to say. He felt indescribable pain when he read about the past of other masters, but Jun Chao's past made him feel dizzy.

There are so many little things, too many to mention. If I pick one at random, I feel like it’s nothing. Compared to others, it’s nothing.

But why is it so painful?

I can't even describe how uncomfortable I feel, and I feel powerless to describe it...

The people from Beiqi were curious. Seeing He Cen's depressed expression, they thought he saw something in Jun Chao's memory. "What happened, baby? Didn't Jun Chao say that nothing serious happened in his past?"

He Cen glanced at his master Jun Chao who rarely spoke, and his own mouth seemed to be sealed with glue. The heavy powerlessness and depression made it hard for him to breathe.

"Nothing serious happened. From Master's memory, there was no bloody scene."

Bo Lou laughed, "What's wrong? Your brows look even more wrinkled."

He Cen sighed softly, "I just don't know how to tell you that compared to what you've been through, these are all trivial things, but I'm so disgusted. I can't describe it. I just feel uncomfortable."

Jun Chao tapped his forehead lightly, "I told you not to look at it, but you didn't listen."

"Now you're getting yourself into this, right?"

He Cen chuckled, "But you are my most important master. Your business is my business. No matter what, I can't just leave you alone."

“Although it’s a little hard to describe and accept, it’s not like there are no discoveries.”

"I feel like other attackers have appeared around Master."

Now everyone was stunned for a moment, "What?"

Jun Chao's face was grim. "Have you found the specific person?"

He Cen nodded. "I don't know if it's because of my special identity, but I can also see something similar to luck in people in your memory, the kind of aura that lingers around the monks. I found several people in your memory, and the traces on them are more obvious than those on others, as if they were prepared in advance."

"Do you still remember the little sister from the sect you met at the foot of the mountain when you first joined the sect?"

Jun Chao remembered and nodded, "She was the first strategist I met?"