Chapter 266 Orphan Monkey Monkey King's Immortal Mother (9)

   "If you have the ability to protect this ability, it's fine. If you can't protect it, if you meet someone stronger than you, wouldn't you lose your life."

  Sun Wukong knew that Patriarch Bodhi was for his own good, and immediately knelt on the futon: "Master, I was wrong."

   Patriarch Bodhi sighed: "I don't blame you, you have been here in Fangcun Mountain, Lingtai for so many years, and now that you have learned your skills, why don't you just leave here."

  Sun Wukong was stunned for a while, and he couldn't hold back for a while before crying: "Master, where are you asking me to go?"

   Having been here for twenty years, Sun Wukong has long regarded this place as a home.

   Patriarch Bodhi turned his back and stopped looking at him: "Wherever you came from, you can go back. In the future, you will no longer call yourself my apprentice."

   This sentence is like a sharp arrow pierced in the heart of Sun Wukong, but he is still reluctant to leave: "But, but I haven't repaid my kindness yet."

   "What are you talking about in repayment, just don't make trouble for me."

   Patriarch Bodhi said so, but Sun Wukong didn't know what to say, he just knelt on the futon and whimpered.

   Although Yin Yin knew what had happened, she still felt uncomfortable when she saw her son crying so sadly, and couldn't help but glared at Patriarch Bodhi.

  Son, don't cry, your mother will always accompany you. Although your master said so, he still has your apprentice in his heart. Yin Yin said silently in his heart.

   Finally, Sun Wukong kowtowed to Patriarch Bodhi.

   "Master take care." After that, Sun Wukong left.

   Yin Yin also left.

   In the main hall, only Patriarch Bodhi was left. He breathed a sigh of relief and raised his hand to wipe the sweat from his forehead.

   Yin Yin's stare just now, if there was any real substance, really frightened Patriarch Bodhi.

   He didn't know Yin Yin's origin, but he knew that if he fought Yin Yin, he would definitely lose.

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  Sun Wukong learned somersaults on the clouds, soaring through the clouds and driving the fog back to the Water Curtain Cave in Huaguo Mountain. From here to Fangcun Mountain in Lingtai, when he went there, he didn’t know how long it took, but now he came back in an hour.

   Entering the Water Curtain Cave, Sun Wukong couldn't bear to cry alone against the wall. He was tired when he cried and fell asleep.

   Yin Yin sighed slightly and wanted to wipe the tears off his face, but at this time she couldn't do anything about it.

Squatting beside him, Yin Yin said: "Son, don't be sad, Patriarch Bodhi never really blamed you. You must also understand that there are times when people gather and disperse, when people meet, and there are times when they are different. Who can accompany whom for a lifetime, but when we meet, we must cherish it.

   But don't worry, even if you don't have your mother's memory, your mother will accompany you. I will do my best to love and love you. You are the meaning of my coming to this world. "

   At this moment, Yin Yin heard his son muttering beside him in his sleep.

   She leaned over and listened.

   "Mother...Master..."

  Yin Yin was stunned, unable to control it, and burst into tears. Even though he had no memory at this time, his mother still existed in his subconscious.

   Thinking of the way this guy used to act coquettishly beside him, Yin Yin laughed through tears: "Stinky boy, you have a conscience, and you haven't forgotten about my mother."

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  Monkeys in Huaguoshan knew about Sun Wukong's return, but just like Sun Wukong, they all lost their memory of Yin Yin when Sun Wukong was there.

   Time flies, the stars move, and the plot of "Journey to the West" is progressing step by step.

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   (end of this chapter)