After Guan Wuming dragged the monk Konghai who had no breath onto the ashore, the people around him surrounded him. In front of so many people, Guan Wuming pretended to "treat" him, and then he spit out a large mouthful of sea water, "Wow!" and then woke up.

When Guan Wuming was "treating" Kōkai, with Bai Wuqiu's support, Gui Bugui took Xiao Rensan back to the carriage. The few of them sat in the carriage and watched the crowds in the distance, and heard a burst of people: "Wake up! This Japanese monk who can talk about others has woken up..."

"Old guy, you also said that Guangxiao would respect Xu Fu's decree. Have you seen it now? The three monks are wearing pairs of pants now. Bah!" Looking at Guan Wuming's appearance in the distance, he helped Kong Hai up. Bai Wuqiu quenched his mouth in the direction of the two monks and continued, "When Xu Fu saw this, he might add Guangxiao and his disciple's names to the next killing order."

"Silly boy, I haven't seen each other for seven or eight years. Who knows what happened? Maybe Xu Fu's decree of Master Xu has been taken back?" Gui Bugui smiled and continued, "No matter what, since Han Huai dared to return to the land this time in the name of Kōkai Shanghe, that is, there is a reason why he must come back. Guan Wuming can save him so blatantly, there may be something that we men don't know about. Will Guan Wuming get involved? Will Guangxiao still be far away?"

When Gui Bugui was talking, the Japanese envoys who had fallen into the water in the distance had already changed their dresses. After getting on the sedan chair specially prepared for them, they headed to the direction of Fuzhou Guanshi. However, Guan Wuming, who had just saved people, did not follow them. The monk walked to Wu Mian alone, Gui Bugui's carriage, and said to the two demons above: "Master Guangxiao has asked Master Xu Fu Dafang to ask Master Dafang, and Master Dafang's absolution order will be sent over later. If you don't believe it, you can ask Guangren, Volcano and others. This matter has nothing to do with you, so don't cause any more trouble..."

Before Guan Mingwu could finish his words, his feet suddenly disappeared, and the ground of the original Qingtiao stone suddenly became like tofu. He fell into a trap, leaving only his bald head left on the ground. Wu Mian said to Gui Bugui beside him: "What did that monk just said? I don't understand... Why did a good person say nothing if he doesn't..."

After saying a few words, Wu Mian ordered Bai Wuqiu to drive away, leaving Guan Wuming, who was blushing with anger, and was buried underground. Originally, Wu Mian and Gui Bugui and others planned to leave Fuzhou today. Now after seeing Kong Hai and Guan Wuming, Wu Mian changed his mind and stayed in Fuzhou to see what these two monks were going to do.

They stayed in the inn next to the inn where the envoys were sent to the Tang Dynasty, but a few people came one step late. Most of the inns had been booked by the Japanese who followed the Tang Dynasty. The inn in Fuzhou was too small to accommodate more than 200 Japanese who followed the Tang Dynasty envoys, so they could only find an inn to stay nearby.

Fortunately, there was still a largest room in the inn. After Wu Mian and Gui Bugui and the others moved in, they originally planned to go to the inn to find out the news. However, what surprised them was that although few of the authentic Tang envoys could speak Chinese, they could say a few words in this mailbox, at least there was no problem in having a simple communication.

When Gui Bugui asked the shopkeeper of the inn, he realized that there were already envoys from Japan in the previous dynasty. However, every time the servants who followed the envoys were almost a group of people. After several times, they learned a few Chinese words.

It was much easier to deal with when I knew this. Gui Bugui spent money to ask the shopkeeper to buy two tables of banquets. Inviting these Japanese peddlers to come to drink. At first, these Japanese people didn't know what this rich blind old man meant, and they didn't dare to come easily. Later, the old guy made up a lie and said that he wanted to go to Japan to do business. Before going, he asked them the locals about the customs and customs of Japan and saw what goods were planned to be purchased and sold to the appropriate ones.

I heard that this rich blind old man came to ask them about Japan, and these servants came to drink and eat meat with the courage. After eating someone's short mouth, the old guy basically asked a question, and the Japanese next to him were rushing to answer dozens of words.

He started from the customs and customs of Japan. He talked about what local sales could make money. However, Japan still valued martial arts and downturned businessmen, and merchants had no status. The largest merchants could not compare to the local little warriors. Gui Bugui continued to ask the guys to add wine and meat while listening. While they were drinking too much, he began to ask the monk Kūkai's background.

When talking about Monk Konghai, everyone started talking. These people drank a little too much, and their words were mixed with a lot of Japanese dialect. Even if someone like Gui Bugui, they finally slowly sorted out the matter of Konghai.

Kooka is a monk who suddenly appeared in Japan in recent years. He only knew that his secular name was Sabuki, but he had no name. He suddenly appeared four or five years ago. He first studied Buddhism at Todaji Temple in Nara, and later followed several monks who went to Japan from Middle-earth to learn Buddhism and Chinese. Several monks found that this young man named Sabuki had a high level of understanding, so he personally slaughtered him and gave him a Dharma name called Kookaki.

This time, the translator who followed the Tang envoy to the Tang Dynasty suddenly died unexpectedly. He now selected people who were proficient in Chinese across the country. After all, he chose this monk Kūkai. After all, these people were just traitors. There were only so many people who could speak about monk Kūkai.

Seeing that these servants couldn't say anything, Gui Bugui smiled and continued to inquire about the details of the monk's rescue of the monk today. When he talked about this, one of the servants stood up. Speaking of that monk (Guan Wuming) was originally from you Middle-earth, and he followed the Tang envoy who returned to Japan in the year when the founding of the Tang Dynasty. The reason why he remembered clearly was that this servant was also on the ship back then. However, he only knew this. Guan Wuming was nowhere to be compared to the Kūkai selected from the whole country, and no one could tell about this monk.

These servants knew only this, but Gui Bugui didn't plan to find out the secret information from them. When they were full and drunk, they started to sleep soundly, the old guy was about to go back and pull Wu Mian to the inn and investigate for a while. Suddenly he heard a shout from the direction of the inn outside the inn: "There is a fire! Put out the fire quickly..."

When the shouting came out, there were some Japanese shouts mixed with the sounds of the Japanese. The peddlers who were drunk were awakened by this sound, and then ran over to see what happened. When these people ran out of the inn, they were shocked by everything in front of them. They saw that the fire had just been sent to the inn, which had just been sent to the Tang envoy and several monks, had already caught a huge fire. Looking at the fire, it was impossible for them to survive.

These serfs followed the envoys of Tang. According to their Japanese laws, they sent the envoys to the Tang Dynasty to perish. They also protected the responsibility of not being able to protect the sarcasm. They were not samurai who had no chance to commit suicide by committing suicide after returning to their country, and were tied up and sent to the execution ground and their heads were chopped off.

Just as these servants were screaming, a man suddenly walked out of the sea of ​​fire. After he walked out, the fire on his body began to gradually fade, revealing his original appearance, which was Guan Wuming who was buried under the blue stone of the dock by Wu Mian not long ago.

After coming out, Guan Wuming walked directly to Wu Mian and Gui Bugui. He stared at the two of them and said, "I have already said that the subsequent order will arrive soon. Can't you even wait for such a time? You must do it now..."
Chapter completed!