The Princess Wei Yang (106+)

Chapter 154 - Hidden Dirt & Evil - Part 2

Yuan Yu had already prepared another inconspicuous black carriage, and then rode this carriage for another half an hour. He quietly ordered someone to change the carriage into a designated boat, and transferred to the boat from a lake outside the city. The boat rowed into a secluded place under the shadow of a willow tree, then left the boat and boarded another carriage, staying out of sight and thus getting rid of anyone who might notice them.

Li Wei Yang looked out through the curtains of the carriage and couldn't help but sneer: "Grand Prince Yan has left nothing out this time, but I don't know where you want to bring me?"

Prince Yan laughed and said, "Don't worry, you will know the place when you get there."

Li Wei Yang watched the carriage head deeper and deeper into a secluded area, and unexpectedly arrived at a place she didn't recognize at all. But she was not panicked, and even smiled faintly, as if she didn't take it to heart.

Prince Yan thought she was pretending to be calm, sneered and said: "The people escorting the carriage outside are my six secret guards. You can't escape no matter what. But this time I am fully prepared, and Li Minde can no longer follow us. The more Li Min De loves you, the more I must make your life miserable, only then can I dispel the hatred in my heart! Don't blame me for being cruel, I'm just seeking justice for myself."

Li Wei Yang laughed. He wanted justice for himself? Then who can she seek justice from? People are deceitful, and only those with a heart as solid as stone can remain invincible. Precisely because these people are always struggling against each other, she can have no father, no mother, no relatives, no love, nothing but a vicious heart.

Li Wei Yang said slowly: "You don't have to explain to me, I'm not interested. Everyone has their own reasons for acting, and everyone has their own pain and sorrow. If you succeed, you are the winner. If you fail, there should not be any grievances."

There was something in her words that Yuan Yuanyu could not fully understand for the moment, so he couldn't help but frown.

Finally arriving at a remote place, she saw a clump of crabapple flowers in bloom in the distance. Yuan Yu ordered someone to stop the carriage and jumped out. Li Wei Yang didn't need him to send someone to invite her. She got off the carriage and saw the plaque on the temple door, which had the three golden characters of 'Guanyin Temple' written on it, but the area was completely silent. She looked around and saw that there were indeed several villages nearby, but few people were walking around. This was all very normal, and nothing could be discerned from it.

Yuan Yu smiled slightly and ordered the secret guard to knock on the door. Soon a female nun came out. She was young, only fourteen or fifteen years old, but very beautiful. She looked at Yuan Yu up and down and said with a smile, "Master who are you looking for?"

Instead of calling him benefactor (t/n: clergy, such as monks and nuns, usually use 'benefactor' as a term of address), he called him the master. Li Wei Yang sneered. This nun was quite strange.

Yuan Yu said: "The lotus seat leads to the secluded place, and you still have to go around the fence. It is indeed a good place. I'm looking for your master."

The nun was originally wary, but when she saw him saying these words, she opened the door halfway and said with a smile: "Master, please stay for a moment, I will call her out."

Not long after, she saw an older nun walking out of Guanyin Nunnery. Li Wei Yang saw that she was wearing a nun's robe, but she looked even more beautiful with charming features and a slender waist. The nunnery robe was obviously modified, and when Li Wei Yang looked at her feet, a pair of pointed red embroidered shoes could be seen. They looked particularly delicate and beautiful against the dusty robe, but they were out of place.