However, a few days later, a new body was added outside the temple gate. Yu was frightened and asked, "Master, why did this senior brother die of freezing?"

He walked slowly forward without hurriedly and said lightly: "Don't be afraid of disciples, this is all a person with dissatisfaction and no wisdom. If you are different, you will be able to transcend."

However, I finally realized something was strange and secretly investigated it to find out the truth: the robes of this temple are thin, which is actually the reason for the monks to die from frozen.

What's even more terrifying is that the Buddhist teachings practiced in this temple are seemingly true but not true, and even the owner of the courtyard is not like a Buddhist, so why are he transformed by evil spirits?

I was extremely frightened and almost wanted to go crazy. However, to warn future generations, I resolutely engraved the truth on the stone wall. If later monks see this article, do not believe in the temple rules, carefully observe the thickness of the cassock, and clearly distinguish the authenticity of Buddhism.

If you see a monk who is frozen and killed, don’t think that his heart is not sincere. It is actually a very strange thing in the temple!

I am not able to escape, fearing that there will be no more time. I hope that later generations will take this as a warning, do not enter this temple, do not believe this, and do not follow our mistakes!

The nameless monk cried blood and carved it on the stone wall of the snow-ridge...

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"That's right!"

(o▽)o

"So those people were frozen to death?"

(⊙o⊙*)

"People thought they were playing the game where whoever moves first loses!"

(﹏)

Now, Annie finally knew why she saw so many monks who were frozen to death along the way, but she didn't know why the owner of the courtyard here deliberately freezes so many people to death.

"never mind!"

╮(╯▽╰)╭

"Don't care about him!"

(^▽^)

After watching, she saw that there was no other special place in this remote cave, so she patted her butt and walked to the side.

As for whether to help the poor engraving monk or something, she didn't think much about it!

Because the stone carvings have existed for at least dozens or hundreds of years. Even if the engraving monk was not frozen to death, he would have died of old age. Even if he did not die of old age, he would have become a monster. So, she would not have known that he would have become a monster.

Think about those boring things!

"Um"

(‘~`;)

"What should I eat first?"

(c)
Chapter completed!