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51.7% THOUSAND AUTUMNS (Meng Xi Shi) / Chapter 76: Chapter 72

บท 76: Chapter 72

The day that Shen Qiao had decided to save Yan Wushi, he did not do this because he

wanted the man to repent for what he had done, much less try to win his favors. But

who would have known that Yan Wushi's disposition would become fragmented the

way that it did, and that he would be met with 'Xie Ling' and 'Ah-yan'? Such a thing

was completely beyond his expectations.

Otherwise, he did not wish to quarrel with

the man at all. He could only eagerly look forward to the future where he would never

even see his face again.

"Xie Ling is Xie Ling. Yan Wushi is Yan Wushi. No matter what happens, I would not

dare to forget Yan-zongzhu," Shen Qiao said, indifferently.

Yan Wushi's gaze fell upon the wound on Shen Qiao's lip. He laughed, taken aback by

the sight

"What, did Xie Ling lose so much of my memories that he even forgot how to kiss

someone, and instead bit you out of fear?"

Only after Shen Qiao had come to did he realize himself that a small pain spread

through his lips. However, he was never very good at answering back with sarcasm, and

could only remain silent and refuse to answer.

Yan Wushi did not seem to mind. He laughed once more and said, "Since we've

already found that sheet of silk, the day that the flaw of my demonic core will be

healed is imminent. This matter is, indeed, thanks to you. Had you not taken me into

Ruoqiang, I would never have been able to take the sheet of silk from Chen Gong.

Ah-qiao, to think that you'd return my cruelty with such kindness. You're making me

feel somewhat remorseful for handing you off to Sang Jingxing that day!"

Though he said that he was remorseful, the truth was that his tone did not carry the

slightest remorse at all. This was the true Yan Wushi. With the way that he handled

matters, even if he had to bear the weight of all the people in the world, he would not

feel even the slightest guilt. Even if time could be reversed, it was quite likely that, in

order to push Shen Qiao's boundaries, he would still pick the very same decision.

Simply, it was just as Yan Wushi said. He did not need friends. He only needed an

opponent, and his opponent was someone who would be matched in strength with

him, someone who was worthy enough to stand beside him. Everything else was

simply Shen Qiao's miscalculations, having suffered from an unrequited affection¹ and

nothing more.

How could Shen Qiao possibly not understand this up until now? For this reason, he

didn't respond. Instead, he asked about the matter at hand.

"Once we have departed from Wang City and began to head towards the Central

Plains, the chances that your whereabouts will be leaked becomes greater still. With

your present cultivation, you would most likely want to avoid running into

Xueting-chanshi and the others for now, I'm sure. You are, at present, a target for all,

and completely surrounded by enemies. If you are discovered, then it would be

endlessly troublesome. However, the journey from here to Chang'an is not a short one.

Do you have any plans on how we should go about it?"

Yan Wushi, upon seeing how indifferent his expression was, clearly did not want to

keep chattering about on his own. Yet the sight of that wound on Shen Qiao's lips

destroyed whatever self-restraint he had. He looked like the carved statue of an

immortal that had suddenly been stained with the smoke and fire of the mortal world.

His heart suddenly took interest in this, and he could not help but deride him further:

"You have never had any connection with Northern Zhou. It couldn't possibly be

because you'd met Yuwen Yong that one time that you are suddenly so willing to stand

by him and help me, could it? Let me take a guess, then. Could it be that you had

some feelings for me early on? And then you became so heartbroken by the fact that I

had given you off to Sang Jingxing—but old loves are hard to forget. When Xie Ling

appeared, it must have reignited some former affection of yours, which compelled you

to dress me in women's clothing. Perhaps you wanted to take advantage of me when I

was unconscious, since it would be too late for me to do anything to you, and have me

offer myself to you?²"

Even though Shen Qiao was an honorable and decent man he was still embittered by

the narcissistic nature of his words. "If Yan-zongzhu is unwilling to speak properly, I

could simply hit you unconscious and take you back to Chang'an just the same."

Yan Wushi burst out laughing.

"Okay, okay. There's no need to be angry. We won't be returning directly back to

Chang'an. We will first go to Weizhou."

He always had that sort of temperament that changed repeatedly. Before, when his

mood was good, he would talk and laugh in a soft, gentle voice³. That he would use

his gentleness to lure and deceive⁴ was also not uncommon.

"Why?" Shen Qiao frowned.

"It's just as you said. My wugong has yet to recover," Yan Wushi said, "and my

presence would attract too much attention. The Liuhe-bang, Buddhists, Hehuan Sect,

Fajing Sect, and even people of Tujue all want me dead. And with your present

abilities, you wouldn't be completely able to protect me either."

Shen Qiao could only think, and who is to blame for that? You have enemies all over

the world. This isn't something that a number of people, no matter how small, are

capable of doing. If it weren't for the fact that I am considering the present situation

and deciding not to argue with you, then I'd have long ago joined them in chasing and

killing you myself.

Yan Wushi did not hear his thoughts, but Shen Qiao's expression had already betrayed

them. Yan Wushi thought that it was deeply amusing. He gazed at him for a long time,

before asking: "Has there been any news from Chang'an?"

"I heard that Northern Zhou's army drove directly into Northern Qi without any

resistance. Northern Qi did not have the strength to resist. If nothing unexpected has

happened, then they most likely have already taken Ye City. "

Yan Wushi responded with a soft en: "When I was by Yuwen Yong's side, I had already

arranged a number of people to watch over him. Nothing should happen to him in a

However, after taking several steps forward, he seemed to resist from doing so and

instead hurried them inside.

"Please do come in first, we'll talk once you do!"

Ah-qing followed Wu-bo from behind, scrutinizing the two men curiously.

He was not a member of Huanyue Sect; he was but a little orphan that Wu-bo had had

taken in. Ever since then, he remained at the residence and accompanied Wu-bo,

helping him tidy up the rooms. Wu-bo had never talked much about the subject, but

Ah-qing had the indistinct awareness that this house had a master. Wu-bo only helped

look after it. But where the master of the house was, no one really knew; nor did

anyone know when they would return. Perhaps after several years, they would; or

perhaps, for the rest of this life, they would not.

Ah-qing had thought that the master that Wu-bo said had "gone out traveling far

away" had already passed away in some accident. He never thought that there would

come a day that the man would suddenly appear in front of them, even disguised as a

woman.

"Ah-qing," Wu-bo said, "go to the kitchen and prepare some zhou⁵, and then some

small dishes. Langjun has clearly returned from a long journey. He will need something

to eat so as to warm him."

"Ai, I'll do it right now!"

Ah-qing listened very well to Wu-bo. He acknowledged Wu-bo's words and then

hurried off.

Yan Wushi watched Ah-qing as he ran off, before removing his mi li: "His foundations

aren't bad. He's just a little stupid. Huanyue Sect's people must be able to think quickly,

and handle social matters with ease. He isn't qualified the way that he is."

"Xiaoren simply took him in to accompany him so as to lighten up these boring days. I

would never consider such a thing!" Wu-bo said, anxiously.

This residence was one of Huanyue Sect's strategic locations. It was purchased under

Bian Yanmei's name. Because the aliases of Huanyue Sect's disciples were all surnamed

Xie, every single residence was unified as a singular Xie residence. Wu-bo was

responsible for keeping watch of this one. After having known him for several years, he

did indeed come to love Ah-qing as his own, and hoped that there would be an

opportunity for him to formally become a part of the Huanyue Sect.

However, he absolutely did not dare bring this idea up to Yan Wushi. He had

considered requesting it from Bian Yanmei or Yu Shengyan had they ever stopped by

the place, but who would have expected that neither of them would not only never

of the Zhuyang Ce's great power. However, with regards to his foundation as a result of

the reconstruction of his strength, it was made up of the strongest essences of the

Confucianist, Buddhist, and Daoist schools combined into one. This foundation could

be easily compared to the foundations of a house being significantly more secure than

that of many others.

However, this did not mean that the building of the house itself

would be any faster. Shen Qiao had already reached the jianxin stage of the jiandao,

only a step away from jianshen. But his neili was hardly seven-tenths of what it was

before. There wasn't any way for him to exhibit jianxin's power in its entirety.

On top of this, having to face off with a master like Xueting was truly, completely

unlucky.

But Shen Qiao could not let him see these specific details. Otherwise, it would show

that there was no one at present capable of stopping him.

Shen Qiao lowered the point of his blade. He stood in the same place and said,

unhurried: "In the end, the Buddhist Sects and Huanyue Sect do not harbor any

personal grudges against one another. Dshi, you have also already killed Yan-zongzhu

once. Why must you pursue him again like this, so mercilessly? Even if Yan Wushi were

no longer here, and even if Huanyue Sect no longer existed, so long as Yuwen Yong is

emperor another day, there will be some other party that supports him. With Dshi's

farsighted wisdom, I am sure you wouldn't miss this understanding, would you?"

At that moment, despite finding himself two against one, Yan Wushi somehow found

the time to add: "Ah-qiao, those words of yours have really made progress under my

care, haven't they? This bald ass here was so taken aback by your words that he's

speechless! I'm sure he's so ashamed he's going to fly into a rage and torment you

more intensely now!"

If this had been before, ten Lian Shengs and ten Lian Mie's wouldn't have been fit to be

Yan Wushi's opponents, let alone one of each. However, with the way things were now,

this sort of circumstance was impossible. Xueting had certainly anticipated this, which

was why he had brought these two disciples along.

Even if Lian Sheng and Lian Mie were unable to seize Yan Wushi within a short time,

they would at least be able to stall him.

Xueting was able to see Shen Qiao's intentions. He shook his head and said:

"Shen-daozhang, you must know that this concerns the survival of Buddhism. It will not

do any good to say anymore. The reason why this poor monk has come here was

simply for Yan-zongzhu alone. If Shen-daozhang is willing to withdraw and not concern

himself with this, this poor monk would not be able to thank you enough."

What an interesting man. Though he almost completely had the upper hand, he still

treated Shen Qiao with such courtesy. He was not indignant, nor was he angry; he was

as indifferent as a light breeze, truly possessing the presence of a great sect scholar.

Had their paths not run counter to one another, unlike this present moment—the two

of them with swords drawn and bows bent at one another, ready to go to war at any

second—Shen Qiao would have wanted to sit and have a long talk with him.

Yan Wushi, on the other hand, seemed to find Shen Qiao's new perception of

Xueting-chanshi completely unbearable. Nevertheless, he found an opportunity to

break through Shen Qiao's realizations: "Ah-qiao. That question you asked was really

just too stupid. Old bald ass knows very well that he just has to kill Yuwen Yong and all

his troubles would come to an end, yet here he is chasing me down relentlessly.

Naturally it's because the Buddhist Sects want to maintain their just and honorable

image. They don't want to dirty their hands with the sin of killing a king! Even if they

wanted to kill Yuwen Yong, then they'd rather have someone else go out and do it so

that they can stay nice and clean, without a speck of dirt upon themselves. Old bald

ass, just say it—am I right or am I wrong, ah?"

Xueting did not feel like wasting his words with Yan Wushi. He simply bowed his head

and chanted a brief Amitabha, before continuing: "Shen-daozhang. Since you are not

only unwilling to remove yourself and become an onlooker, but also insist completely

on protecting Yan Wushi until the end, then this poor monk has no choice but to wrong

you."

Once he said this, he barely took a step before suddenly appearing right at Shen

Qiao's side, accompanied by the sweet, unending ring of a small jade bell. The golden

staff lightly tapped against Shen Qiao's chest.

***

1 zi zuo duo qing. This does not necessarily mean that Shen Qiao was romantically in love with

Yan Wushi, but it could be interpreted that way. When you are, you are engaging more in a

shared emotion than another person--you may have assumed that the other person has forgiven you

when they haven't, or that they're your friend when they don't think that you are theirs. As

more literal translation is that of 'affection', i kept it as such, because modifying it in any way to suit the

context of Shen Qiao and Yan Wushi's relationship would have been me applying my own reader's bias

to their relationship.

2yi shen xiang xu. Pleco definition is: pledge to marry someone, devote their life to/give their

heart to, or, of a woman, to "have sex with a man of her own will." I am taking this as an innuendo.

3yanxiao yan yan: the last two characters, 'yan', is the same 'yan' in his name. it's a common

surname, but in this idiom, means 'quiet' and 'gentle'.

4 you hong. not much a note but 'hong' on its own can also mean to amuse and comfort a small

child. together with 'you', baidu says that it means to allure and deceive.

5 Zhou is congee, but i fucking hate the word congee (what the fuck is that?) so i'm calling it zhou. sorry!


บท 77: Chapter 73

Xueting's movements were very slow; slow enough that someone could see every

single detail. But at the same time, it was so fast—so fast that one could not react in

time.

Shen Qiao came to the cruel realization that his own strength really was much too

inferior. Even though he was able to make out the direction Xueting was going to

extend his hand, he still could not react in time. The moment that he was able to raise

his sword, something in his chest had become numb before a sudden intense pain

spread within him.

Shen Qiao flew backwards, his body unable to put up any

resistance. A sweet, raw taste rose up in his throat. He was at a loss for a moment

before he suddenly spit out a large mouth of blood, and was thrown against a pillar in

the veranda!

But Shen Qiao could not remain there for even a moment. He used all the strength he

had, and the blade of his word suddenly glowed like that of moonlight touching water,

billowing upwards with the lurching waves of a river. In a split second, it took on a

jade-like radiance—tens of thousands of times as beautiful as brocade, its light falling

layer upon layer and surging directly towards Xueting-chanshi.

Even with Xueting's

cultivation, in a moment, not even he could make out the sword from its user.

At that moment, both Lian Sheng and Lian Mie were working together in harmonious

and solemn coordination, as if they were a match fated to be. Their intentions were

mutually linked. Yan Wushi's wugong was completely unlike that of before, and the flaw

in his demonic core had also yet to be fully mended. His attacks would inevitably leave

him somewhat vulnerable. The two monks took advantage of this opportunity. With

Lian Shen on defense and Lian Mie on offense, they surrounded Yan Wushi.

However,

they did not intend to kill him; instead, they did not give him any room to escape,

surrounding him with a force like that of Taiji¹ and heaven and earth.

It seemed as though they were following some instructions Xueting had given them

beforehand. they knew that with their abilities, it would still be somewhat difficult to kill

Yan Wushi, even though his abilities had diminished significantly.

They could only

search for a way to stall him and wait until Xueting had defeated Shen Qiao before

assisting them.

Such a shame that they ended up waiting around for so long. After exchanging several

moves with him, the two monks were starting to work up a sweat on their foreheads,

yet Xueting was still being held up by Shen Qiao and did not intend to separate from

him right then.

Lian Sheng was becoming anxious. He could not help but take advantage of the

moment that Lian Mie was attacking Yan Wushi and glanced in his shizun's direction.

It was only a glance, and yet their circumstances suddenly changed so much!

Yan Wushi, who had been on the defensive this entire time, suddenly attacked them.

He used the tips of his fingers as though they were the point of a blade and struck the

center of Lian Mie's palm. Earlier, Lin Mie had seen Yan Wushi's indifferent expression,

and could not help but underestimate his strength. He had even thought, the great

zongzhu of Huanyue Sect is hardly anything to fear.

In the end, just as he finished that

thought, he felt a sharp pain in the palm of his hand, as though a scalding hot iron bar

had stabbed right through him.

He could only give a horrible shout as he stepped away reflexively. In the center of his

palm was a bloody hole, with fresh blood gurgling up and flowing out. Within this

wound he could barely make out the sight of muscle and white bone.

Lian Sheng quickly ran back upon hearing this. Upon seeing the state of things, he was

completely taken aback. But before he could act in time, the light of a blade suddenly

flitted across his face.

"Let's go!" Shen Qiao shouted harshly.

With this, he grabbed Yan Wushi's arm and took off in the south-eastern direction.

Shen Qiao did not dare underestimate Xueting, so he used his Tiankuo Hongying

technique to its utmost power.

"Chang'an. If we were to take it, we would certainly run into countless obstacles and

ambushes."

Shen Qiao responded with an en. He had thought of this matter already as well.

Yan Wushi sneered. "Did you really think that Xueting and the rest only mean to kill

me?"

"Their true target is most likely the Emperor of Zhou," Shen Qiao said.

"That's right," Yan Wushi said. "I'd said it once before. The Buddhists want to broaden

their influence, and they can only do this through the means of a ruler.

As a result, they

absolutely cannot stain their hands with the crime of regicide. Otherwise, even without

Yuwen Yong, it wouldn't matter who would take up the throne. They would not place

the Buddhists in any important position. The same applies to Tujue, Liuhe-bang, Fajing

Sect and all the rest.

If they were to do such a thing, not only would their titles be

illegitimately conferred, but they would run into trouble after trouble as a result. It

wouldn't be as convenient as having someone close to Yuwen Yong laying their hands

on him."

Yan Wushi's words was like that of lightning, illuminating an area that Shen Qiao had

yet to explore: "Empress Ashinshi² is a person of Tujue!"

"Look at that. A student worth teaching," Yan Wushi teased. "Ashinshi has been left

to the side by Yuwen Yong for so long, as he doesn't trust her. Naturally she would

want to help Duan Wenyang add fuel to the fire. As for the prince, he hates to work

and prefers leisure. He spends his days entertaining himself and hardly thinking of

progress. He too understands that if he doesn't take advantage of the fact that his old

man hasn't yet the heart to remove him of his status and strike him down first, then

there's a high chance that he won't be able to hold onto his title as prince."

Shen Qiao was shocked by his words. After a moment, he said: "The prince is his son.

He wouldn't..."

He barely said half of his sentence, but could not say anymore. Shen Qiao had

suddenly thought of Yu Ai, and the affection he had towards him. It couldn't be any less

than that of the prince and the emperor, could it? And yet the other man had poisoned

him with xiangjianhuan without any mercy. Royal families were known for their

ruthlessness. It wasn't beyond the prince to be able to commit patricide.

Yan Wushi sighed.

"Ah-qiao, you aren't stupid. You're just soft-hearted, and that's what holds you back.

When you approach matters and people, you almost always consider their good

points; you're completely unable to anticipate the darkness in their hearts. Honestly,

what would happen to you if I weren't around?"

If you weren't around, my days would go a hundred times smoother! Shen Qiao nearly

blurted out.

But he was a kind man of noble character. How could he possibly say such a thing?

instead, he brought his focus back to their earlier topic at hand as a result.

If things continued like this, then the chessboard³ was truly becoming all the more

shocking with each play, each turn closely linked to one another.

As Yan Wushi had experienced such an incident, Huanyue Sect was lacking a leader.

The other two demonic sects almost certainly could not help but cause trouble for

Huanyue Sect, and Bian Yanmei would be busy dealing with them. He would certainly

be careless in watching over the empress and the prince—Yuwen Yong's spouse, and

his flesh and blood son. Bian Yanmei was incredibly skilled. But he could not possibly

stay by the emperor's side all hours of the day. If they wanted to do something to the

emperor, then it would certainly be much more convenient on their end than it would

be for a wugong master to directly assassinate him.

Shen Qiao coughed twice. "Then what of Hanzhong?"

"The prince of Qi⁴, Yuwen Xian, resides in Hanzhong. There are also military forces

there. First, we'll go there and see what the situation is like, before heading to

Chang'an."

Shen Qiao understood.

Yan Wushi believed that everything regarding Yuwen Yong led to disaster, so he

needed to find a different way out. The prince himself followed Buddhism and did not

see Huanyue Sect as being useful to him in any way. Yan Wushi also looked down on

the prince as well, which was why he would rather pledge his support to the Prince of

Qi, Yuwen Xian. Before this, Huanyue Sect had almost certainly put a lot of time and

effort in Yuwen Xian.

Xueting believed that they would go to Chang'an; as a result, the others most likely

thought so as well. It was very likely that no one would think that they would go to

Hanzhong.

The way that a crafty hare has three burrows, a sly person has more than one hideout.

No one could be better than Yan Wushi at this sort of crooked and dishonest practice.

Night came especially early in the mountains. As the sun set in the west, the dense

foliage overhead had absorbed the last few rays of light.

And then to have a strange and sudden warmth spread up from his lips. It was like that

of something invading and wreaking havoc upon him. He struggled for some time,

making a soft groan as he did, before finally opening his eyes with great effort.

The fire had been burning for almost the entire night, and its light had gradually

weakened. He was being held close in the arms of someone else, only separated from

the warmth of the other person's body by a layer of clothing. It was the sort of warmth

that would have settled into someone's bones and emit a sort of indolence from them,

leaving them wanting to sink even deeper into sleep, and never wanting to wake.

Shen Qiao suddenly felt as though he were out of breath. However, this pressure was

not from his wounded chest, but rather from his mouth and nose.

"To think that the great zhangjiao of Xuandu Mountain can't even inhale and exhale

right. If anyone found out about such a thing, then they'd probably laugh themselves

to death, wouldn't they?" He could make out his teasing voice, which sounded as

though it were both far away and close by at the same time.

But the truth was that it

was just by his ear, and that their faces were very close. The other man had pulled his

tongue from Shen Qiao's parted lips before slowly kissing him once more. Only then

did he finally draw back somewhat and pinch both of Shen Qiao's cheeks. "Surprised?"

Shen Qiao finally came to from his muddled state. He immediately struck Yan Wushi,

who shouted an aiyah! and pulled away.

"Ah-qiao, it's me, Xie Ling!"

Shen Qiao stopped and stared at him, frowning.

Yan Wushi once more held him close, speaking in a gentle voice: "It's me, Xie Ling. You

don't recognize me?"

Shen Qiao did not say a word. Instead, he raised his hand once more and struck him

again.

Yan Wushi was quick to react. He caught Shen Qiao's arm and said, astonished: "You'd

even hit Xie Ling when you're in a daze from sleeping?"

Shen Qiao was hardly in a mood to talk: "Why would Xie Ling call me 'Ah-qiao'?!"

Yan Wushi burst into laughter. "That's right, I forgot. He calls you meiren-gege. But you

know, I couldn't get myself to say it! I didn't think that, with your good looks, you'd

take advantage of me for so long. Every time you heard Xie Ling call out to you, you

never let it show on your face, but deep down, you were incredibly happy, weren't

you?"

Shen Qiao turned around, refusing to face him: "Stop talking!⁵"

Yan Wushi kissed his cheek. He took advantage of the fact that the other man had yet

to react and stopped before provoking him any further, instead making sure there was

three chi of distance between them.

Shen Qiao wanted to stand. But because of his internal injury, he could only cough

while holding his chest, allowing the pain to slowly pass over him.

He could only shout angrily between coughs, "It's this time of night, and you're—still

acting like this—!"

Yan Wushi couldn't help but break into laughter: "Ah-qiao, you're just too cute! You

can't even curse people right! What do you mean, acting—like—this—? Here, I'll teach

you: this is what they mean when they say, lust is born from warming up and eating

well."

The face of this beautiful man had turned red from both anger and his coughing fit. He

had coughed so much that there were tears in his eyes, blurring his vision. With the

fire's soft brilliance spreading over them and his desire unfulfilled, Yan Wushi could not

take his gaze from Shen Qiao's heaven-made beauty. A shame that he could only look

and not feast.

***

1Taiji: the absolute or supreme ultimate; the source of all things according to interpretations of

Chinese mythology.

2 shi. a term of address often added to a married woman's maiden name.

3 ...weiqi board....

4 This isn't, interestingly enough, the country of Qi that's been felled haha. It is just a part of his title.

5 What he says here is , which roughly translates to 'nonsense!' but 'nonsense' sounds way too

light in this context. i don't think sq would be rash enough to tell him to shut up or say 'bullshit' though

lol.


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