"Master, Master!?" Ji Chao looked at the thin Taoist in front of him in surprise and stood up, "How could you be here?"

Taoist Siji stroked his beard and smiled: "Why are you here, why am I here."

"Only, that is to say..." Ji Chao's face thrust.

"Well, I calculated the time and place, so I came." Taoist Siji looked at his apprentice who had changed drastically, but did not admit his mistake. Instead, he looked at Ji Chao with a smile, "Advisor, you should have calculated what you have been here, so you have come here."

"...I've been digging here for seven years, Master." Ji Chao felt aggrieved, "I've been digging for seven years, and then you just dug out the things and you came here, I..."

He was in tears: "Master, why didn't you tell me earlier, I...I..."

"Oh. You can't think so, my disciple." Taoist Siji waved his hand and patted Ji Chao's broad shoulders. "Everything has its own fixed numbers. If you hadn't dug up the entire Yin Ruins here, how could you discover the real thing?"

"Everything has been arranged by fate. If you didn't arrive seven years early, and I will face a wasteland when I come here at this time, and I will not be able to find the vitality left to us and the Central Plains."

"...It seems, it's like this." Ji Chao thought for a moment, nodded slowly, and exhaled a breath of turbid air, and his thoughts were clear, "The disciple has been taught."

"It's okay, disciple, you have to know that nothing exists outside of heaven. I have been immersed in this path for many years and have already understood everything. For example, you have dug up an "artificial man" at the bottom of the Yin Ruins. Come and take it out for me to see." Taoist Siji had a look of control over everything, and he was very confident.

Ji Chao's wide and calloused hands reached the back of his head.

"But Master...I dug out two."

"......What?"

......

Taoist Siji sat cross-legged on the ground, looking at the two "artificial human corpses" placed in front of him, with an inexplicable expression.

His expression seemed to be lost and thoughtful, but in the end it turned into a sigh of sigh.

"I can even calculate it wrong. It seems that I'm really coming to the limit..."

"However, since two appeared, it means that maybe this is God's will."

"But there is something strange..."

Taoist Siji looked at the more severely damaged remains, with a serious expression.

"Master, what's wrong?" Ji Chao sat cross-legged across from Taoist Siji cross-legged

"This thing is not so much a 'realm of an artificial human', but rather... it is something that is 'just in this shape', but with a little bit of the same nature as an artificial human."

"This... is indeed a bit strange. It is obviously very similar, but it gives people a completely different feeling." Ji Chaoshen nodded with consent.

Because he was a disciple of Taoist Siji, although he learned a lot of magic in his thought bonds, he was indeed the best at deduction techniques. It is precisely because of this that he was particularly sensitive to the perception of breath.

The two remains gave him a completely different feeling.

"But there is no need to pay attention to so much. Although it was beyond my expectations, human calculations are not as good as God's calculations. Since you brought them from the bottom of Yinxu, it means that this thing is indeed the key to the backhand, and it is a 'destined thing'." Taoist Siji smiled and broke free from the loss of composure, without any loss, showing his freedom and freedom.

"But Master, what are you going to do when you come here?" Ji Chao's expression was still a little confused.

Slightly silent, Taoist Siji tilted his head and looked at his apprentice with a smile: "That's all about the matter of pursuing heaven."

"Ji Chao, I once said when I accepted you as my disciple that I am just your guide, and your hands are what I pursue. Today, I came to the end of Shang, Yin's corpse, just to relieve this cause and effect, and also... I myself."

"...Master, what do you mean?" Ji Chao suddenly felt something was wrong.

"It's very simple." Siji Taoist smiled on his face, "I have inherited the bond lines of thought, so I naturally have to do my best for the Central Plains and for this land. This is the unshirkable responsibility of every Central Plains person."

"As early as decades ago, I foresaw my own death, and what I want to do is not to escape by my immortal art of avoiding death and prolonging life."

He stretched out one of his fingers and talked about his death without any fear.

"Master...you..." Ji Chao was moved, his face was disbelief, his body was slightly moved, and he knelt on the ground.

"No need to be sad because of my husband, my good disciple." Taoist Siji smiled, "My husband's life span is approaching, and it is a lucky thing to be able to leave hope for the Central Plains at the end of this short life."

"You have to believe that God has arranged everything long ago, and all we have to do is know it and then accept it."

"I foresee my own death and accepted my own death."

“That’s all.”

He placed his withered hands on two remains.

Ji Chao opened his mouth wide, his face full of shock and sadness, but he did not refute the words Siji Taoist said.

"The relatively intact remains were once named 'Nezha', which was something that Taiyi Zhenren left here. Although this one is unknown whose surname is, it must have had a glorious moment."

"Although they are 'man-made', the last 'man' proves that they have truly lived in this world. When using them and transforming them, they must have awe and remembrance, my disciple."

Taoist Siji's eyes remained on Ji Chao.

"This is the last gift I left to you as a master."

boom--

The huge magic power, centered on the Siji Taoist, burst out suddenly.

Through the linking magic of thought bond patterns, Taoist Siji inputs his only remaining vitality and a large amount of magic into the two remains.

"Master-Master!" Ji Chao hurriedly got up, wanting to catch his master.

Buzz!

However, there seemed to be a stance beside Taoist Siji. As soon as Ji Chao approached, he bounced Ji Chao away and threw him heavily on the wall.

"Well--"

Ji Chao lay on the ground, raised his head with difficulty, and looked in the direction of Taoist Siji.

Taoist Siji sat cross-legged there, always with a calm smile on his lips.

He finally showed a kind smile at his apprentice.

"If you are destined to be, you will see you again."

call--

The magic finally surged, and Taoist Siji's head lowered and disappeared.
Chapter completed!