Chapter 115: Jinnara Blackens
Jinnara's words made A Dao completely collapse. His head appeared with the people who had been bullied by him over the years. Some were still fresh in his memory, but some could no longer be remembered.
At this time, they were all gloating in his head, which made A Dao collapse even more.
"It's not me, it's not me, I didn't kill my parents, I didn't kill my parents." A Dao muttered to himself.
Seeing A Dao like this, Jinnara didn't speak, just stood quietly by his bed.
Just when A Dao was about to collapse completely, a voice pulled him back.
"Son, what's wrong with you?" This was the voice of A Dao's mother, and then the knocking on the door sounded.
At this time, A Dao found that he could move. He hurriedly got out of bed and opened the door, saw his elderly mother, and rushed into his mother's arms the moment he saw her.
"Did you have a nightmare? It's okay, Mom is here. But Mom is old and can't accompany you for a few years. You should still restrain yourself when you are outside." A Dao's mother gently patted his back.
"Son knows." A Dao nodded.
"Drink some tea and rest quickly." After seeing A Dao recover, his mother said with a smile, and then left.
From beginning to end, A Dao's mother did not find Jinnara in the room. In fact, she could not see Jinnara either.
"Master, what happened just now?" After closing the door, A Dao bowed to Jinnara and said.
"A Dao benefactor, if you don't restrain yourself, what you experienced in your dream just now will become reality. There are not many people here who are more ruthless than you, but it doesn't mean there are none." Jinnara said with a smile.
"Master, A Dao knows he was wrong. From now on, A Dao will never bully the market again. A Dao will be a good person. If I violate this oath, heaven will destroy me." A Dao knelt beside Jinnara and swore.
"Knowing mistakes and improving is the greatest good!" Jinnara stroked A Dao's head and nodded.
"Two are already done, and there is one last one left. I don't know what means this Jinnara will use." In the Saint Huang Hall, Xihe said.
"Don't know, but that A Xiu is a prostitute, and ordinary means may not work on her." Changxi followed and said.
"Husband, is the good show you said here?" Changxi turned to look at Pan Huang.
"Almost, but A Xiu here can only be considered an introduction. The really explosive part is still behind. Let's watch patiently. This time, Tathagata will probably not feel good." Pan Huang said with a smile.
In the water mirror, the story is still continuing.
After converting A Dao, Jinnara disappeared from his home.
The next day, the people were surprised to find that A Dao did not go to the street. Usually at this time, he had already started patrolling the street, because the things in the morning were the freshest and the best. A Dao usually came to patrol the street at this time and took some back by the way.
But today he didn't, which made the people instantly think of the monk who came to preach. Since then, the people became more interested in Buddhist Dharma.
But this third day, Jinnara did not go to the street. At this time, he was practicing in the inn. Today he was going to convert A Xiu. Obviously, daytime was not possible, so he had to wait until night.
Night fell, A Xiu was organizing her makeup in front of the dressing table, and the thin gauze on her body was hanging on her arm at this time, revealing a piece of snow white, which was extremely attractive.
Besides, there was a trace of crimson left on the corner of A Xiu's mouth. Looking closely, it was actually blood.
After organizing her makeup, A Xiu glanced at the thin gauze on her body, and didn't mean to change it, so she came to the water basin to wash up.
Just when A Xiu was preparing to wash up, a distorted human face suddenly appeared in the water. The human face changed into a skull at a very fast speed, and then made a giggling laugh.
A Xiu was frightened, and then turned her head and asked in a low voice: "Who?"
The next second, a gentle voice came from behind her: "You just treat me as a wisp of blue smoke, floating in to chat and relieve boredom with you."
A Xiu heard this gentle voice, and her frightened heart relaxed a lot. After turning back, she found a young monk wearing a moon-white monk robe standing behind her. This young monk was Jinnara.
Seeing Jinnara, A Xiu's eyes were lost for a moment, but soon she recovered her clarity, and then she invited Jinnara to sit down and talk.
After sitting down, A Xiu gathered the thin gauze hanging on her body. This seemed to be the first time she felt shy.
"I am curious, why do you do such a business?" Jinnara asked.
"Because of despair!" A look of
"One more thing, why are you so bloodthirsty?" Kinnara asked the second question unhurriedly.
"Because the screams and blood of these men excite me and let me know I am still alive." A look of self-mockery appeared on Ashu's face.
"Can you tell me your story?" Kinnara said with a smile.
Kinnara's smile was very warm and extremely gentle, making anyone who saw it unable to help but want to draw close to him.
"When I was eleven, someone cast a divination for me. He said my body was a Saintly Body, that no man in the world could satisfy me, and that I could only marry a king. But I was unwilling, so I found a random person to take my virginity. The king was furious when he found out and wanted to snatch me back, so I simply came to this brothel and became a prostitute." By the time Ashu said this, tears were already covering her entire face.
"Are you truly willing to be a prostitute?" Seeing Ashu with her face covered in tears, Kinnara asked softly.
"I want to find a man who can make me tremble; if I could, I would be willing to die for him. But I haven't met one yet. Those men only covet my body, so I have to cut off their fingers—this is the punishment for those men." Saying this, the expression on Ashu's face turned cold.
Hearing Ashu's words and seeing the expression on her face, Kinnara stood up and came before her, facing her eye to eye.
Looking at the Kinnara before her, Ashu trembled all over. This was the feeling—she had finally found this feeling. Ashu's breathing grew heavy, and a look of longing appeared in her eyes.
Kinnara looked at Ashu, silently recited a Buddhist chant in his heart, and then slowly cupped Ashu's face. The thin gauze slid to the floor, and his monk's robe slid to the floor as well.
When Ashu woke up, she found that Kinnara was not by her side. She panicked and sat up quickly, the quilt sliding down to reveal a large expanse of spring scenery, but she seemed not to notice. The next second, she saw Kinnara sitting on a chair.
Upon seeing Kinnara, Ashu's heart finally relaxed. She got off the bed and lay in Kinnara's arms. At this moment, her heart was incomparably peaceful and also incomparably satisfied.
"Are you still desperate now?" Stroking Ashu's smooth back, Kinnara said softly.
"I am very satisfied and very fulfilled now." Ashu smiled. This was a smile from the heart; this trace of a smile was like sunlight piercing through dark clouds, extremely bright and beautiful.
"Then are you still willing to stay here?" Kinnara asked again.
"Wherever you go, I will go." Ashu shook her head.
"Good! Wait for me!" Kinnara said, then left Ashu's place.
Ashu knew what he was going to do, but she did not care. This man was the man she had chosen; as long as it was the man she had chosen, she would follow him to the ends of the earth.
After Kinnara left Ashu's place, he went straight to the High Priest.
"High Priest, this poor monk has already converted the three people as agreed. Can I now preach here?" Kinnara said, looking at the High Priest.
"Preach? Preach what? When did I ever say you could preach here?" Upon hearing Kinnara's words, the High Priest began to play dumb.
"When this poor monk first arrived at this precious place, the High Priest once said that as long as I converted these three, you would allow this poor monk to preach here." Kinnara said unhurriedly.
"Men, seize this bald donkey for me!" Suddenly, the High Priest shouted angrily.
His subordinates swarmed up and directly seized Kinnara.
"What is the meaning of this, High Priest?" Kinnara was puzzled, but he still did not lose his temper.
"Hmph! Using my name to forcibly convert the people under my rule, what crime do you deserve? Take him away and behead him on an auspicious day." The High Priest waved his hand impatiently.
The reason he changed his face was for no other reason than Ashu. Because if Ashu turned over a new leaf, what would he do? Therefore, Ashu absolutely could not turn over a new leaf, and this bald donkey had to die.
Ashu waited and waited but received no news of Kinnara, which made her panic. Just then, Aliu and Adao found Ashu.
"Sister Ashu, the Master has been locked up by the High Priest, who says he is going to kill him." Aliu said to Ashu.
"Why?" Ashu asked anxiously.
"We don't know the specific reason. We are preparing to go to the High Priest's mansion to rescue the Master; you just need to help us from outside the mansion." Adao gripped the large blade at his waist and said in a deep voice.
"I will go!" Ashu suddenly thought of something, a look of determination flashing in her eyes.
"No, no, we came to find you today because you have also had contact with the Master, and we don't trust anyone else. You just need to support us from outside the mansion." Hearing Ashu's words, Aliu shook his head quickly.
"You two cannot handle this matter; only I can." Ashu said in a deep voice, then ignored Aliu and Adao.
She returned to her room, changed back into that set of thin gauze, walked out, and then, disregarding everyone's gaze, stepped directly into the High Priest's mansion.
Hearing that Ashu had come, the High Priest was so happy that he didn't even care about the matter with Kinnara and hurried out to welcome Ashu.
"I will accompany you for one night, and you release Kinnara." Ashu said indifferently after seeing the High Priest.
"Ashu, I only have three fingers left on my right hand; I can't afford this reward!" The High Priest said with an apologetic smile.
"I don't want your fingers; you just need to release Kinnara." Ashu's tone remained very flat.
"Good! This is good. As long as you accompany me for one night, tomorrow that person named what-is-it-Luo will be free."
"I hope you keep your word!" Ashu looked at the High Priest and said seriously.
"I have always kept my word."
"Good!" Ashu nodded.
After receiving Ashu's confirmation, the High Priest impatiently picked Ashu up horizontally and went straight into the room.
A cup of tea later, Ashu walked out of the High Priest's mansion, and Adao and Aliu hurried up to meet her.
"Kinnara will be able to come out tomorrow. When you see him, tell him that I did not break my vow." Ashu said to Aliu and Adao with a calm expression.
"Mm!" The two of them nodded.
At the Saintly Radiance Palace, Panhuang quickly sent a message to Mother Pingxin, telling her to pay attention: once Ashu died, she was to immediately detain her soul and not let it go to reincarnation, as he would have great use for this soul later.
Although Mother Pingxin did not understand, she still replied to Panhuang, telling him to rest assured.
The next day, Aliu and Adao, who were waiting outside the High Priest's mansion, indeed saw Kinnara, and they hurried up to him.
"Master, you really were released. Sister Ashu didn't lie to us." Aliu said excitedly.
"Ashu?" Kinnara's brow furrowed.
"Yes! Yesterday, after Sister Ashu heard you had been captured by the High Priest, she went personally to negotiate with him. About a cup of tea later, she came out and told us that you would be released today." Adao explained.
"Yes, yes, yes, Sister Ashu also asked us to bring you a message, Master. She said she did not break her vow. We don't know what this sentence means, but that's what Sister Ashu said." Aliu added quickly.
"Oh no!" After thinking slightly, Kinnara's expression changed drastically. He then pinched his fingers to calculate and ran off in one direction.
By the time Kinnara reached the mountaintop, Ashu was already dead. She lay there quietly, like a withered flower.
Kinnara's mood at this moment was indescribable; he seemed very sad, yet not that sad, but tears flowed uncontrollably from the corners of his eyes.
He gently picked up Ashu, walked step by step to a relatively flat place on the mountaintop, and then began to call out to his master, Rulai.
"Master, disciple Kinnara requests an audience!" Kinnara shouted three times before there was a response from the sky.
"Kinnara, I sent you to preach, yet you violated the Buddhist precepts and are impure in your six senses. From now on, you are no longer my disciple, nor are you a member of my Buddhist Sect." Rulai's cold voice rang out.
"Master, have you not heard of the Joyful Zen in Buddhism? Why say this disciple is impure in his six senses? This disciple is unconvinced! This disciple is unconvinced!" Kinnara roared while holding Ashu.
"Hmph!" With a cold snort, Kinnara spat out a mouthful of blood. This cold snort completely severed the relationship between Kinnara and Rulai, and also severed the relationship between Kinnara and the Buddhist Sect.
"Husband, this must be the grand drama you were talking about, right?" Xihe said with a smile.
"Correct, this is the grand drama, but it hasn't reached its peak yet. Wait a little longer, wait a little longer!" Panhuang pressed his hand down.
"There is more to come?"
"Yes, and it is very spectacular!" Panhuang said with a smile.
On Kinnara's side, after being heavily injured by Rulai, the last shred of thought he had for the Buddhist Sect was broken.
"Hahaha, good! Good! To think this is the truth I believed in, this is the truth I believed in! Since that is the case, I shall fall into the demonic path. One day, I will surely make you, Rulai, die a horrible death!" Kinnara looked at the sky with a face full of resentment.
The next second, he projected his own primordial spirit and entered the Demon Realm.
At Spirit Mountain, when Kinnara said those words, Rulai felt a great threat. Without a word, he attacked directly, wanting to completely annihilate Kinnara. But just as his attack reached him, a black light barrier appeared on Kinnara's body, protecting him.
However, Rulai's attack was not without effect; at the very least, Ashu was turned to ashes under Rulai's attack, but this was not what Rulai wanted.
"Evil obstacle! Evil obstacle!" Rulai was furious and disappeared from where he was.
When he appeared again, he had already arrived by Kinnara's side.
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