Gao Yang felt that she had only been lying in bed for five or six days at most, but during these five days, the outside world had undergone earth-shaking changes.

The person she wanted to get but had not yet left Chang'an City and disappeared, but maliciously injured her. The culprit she wanted to catch was also away from Chang'an City while she was ill.

What's more, even the people around her who were used to serving were gone, and replaced by a few little maids with different looks. Her son-in-law did not appear in front of her again until she could get out of bed and walk around.

And his arrival, for nothing else, only told her that there was news about Bian Ji's departure.

Gao Yang heard that Bian Ji left Chang'an City and was about to jump up immediately, but Fang Yiai's next sentence soon blocked her.

Fang Yiai said: "Your Majesty has punished me to suspend my post for three months these days and ordered me to destroy my cottage in the eastern suburbs." He looked at Gao Yang and said, "Your Majesty also said, "When you are about the same, please let you go to the palace."

Gao Yang looked at Fang Yiai in a daze, and after a while he found a voice and said, "Father, do you know everything?"

Fang Yiai said nothing, but responded to her with a bitter smile.

Gao Yang finally showed a frightened expression.

She finally realized why Bian Ji suddenly left.

But she still had some expectations. Perhaps Fang Yiai was lying to her and asked Fang Yiai: "How did the father know about this?"

Fang Yiai really understood what her expression meant. She was full of suspicion and disbelief. Can she not believe it? You must know that she has been idle these days in bed and no one will disturb her. But he is different. From the emperor to the father and mother, he has been scolded so much that he has been cursed in the past few days.

He didn't say much to Gao Yang, and just said, "If the princess doesn't believe it, she'll go to the palace someday."

Gao Yang looked at him suspiciously, and the next day, she really dragged her sick body into the palace with her not yet recovered. However, after she left the palace, she was able to leave and was bedridden for several more days, which even alarmed the imperial doctor for treatment.

This time, when her illness improved, it was already more than a month later.

For more than a month after being lingering in the sick bed, the once proud golden phoenix on the branches has disappeared. All that is left is a crazy person who sobbs from time to time and scolds from time to time.

Whenever this happens, the maids who are serving by the side will retreat cleanly, leaving her alone in the house to go crazy.

Therefore, no one knew that she would often start crying while scolding. She cried because she was unwilling to give up and was also wronged after being severely warned by her father. As a proud daughter who has always been accused of, after this incident, she also understood clearly what the most ruthless imperial family meant.

After more than a month, the tears of tears dried up. Gao Yang, who had accumulated in his heart, fermented into an unfilled deep valley, finally ignored her father's warning and began to look for a defense opportunity.

It is said that the greatest world is the king's land, but even if Gao Yang used all his means and manpower, he could not find Bian Ji's whereabouts. Even if she went to Hongfu Temple to ask Master Sanzang later, she would have gained nothing.

After the emperor knew that Gao Yang was indifferent to his words, he was extremely disappointed with Gao Yang.

Gao Yang ignored it and devoted himself to the matter of exploring the whereabouts of the opportunity to argue.

But what Gao Yang didn't know was that as long as the emperor was still there for a day, no one would really help her find someone. Unfortunately, she didn't know about this situation until after the emperor passed away.

However, that was many years later.

As early as the first time when she began to search for people, Yumen Pass, the westernmost territory of the Tang Dynasty, welcomed a team of cars escorted by the Duke of Lu's Mansion.

Two people sat on the car.

One person is Gao Yang who is looking for a debate around the world.

The other person, who set out a few days later, unexpectedly met Bian Ji's Lianyin on the way.

The two of them walked here together, but most of the time they looked at each other silently and rarely talked.

Just because there are some careful knots between each other.

For nothing else, it is up to each other to deceive each other with a kind lie.

Bian Ji was a monk, but he was just a monk. Gao Yang was distracted by him and caused trouble for him. How could the emperor agree to such a humiliating matter? Even though Lian Yin hurt Gao Yang, he was still a princess of a country and a beloved daughter of the emperor. Although the emperor did not say anything openly, this tone was in his heart.

Therefore, these two people cannot stay in Chang'an City, so as not to be missed by the emperor one day.

The day before Bian Ji left Chang'an City, he met Lian Yin, one of whom, thanked her for helping her, and the other of whom he said goodbye. At that time, Lian Yin asked him where he was going, and Bian Ji replied that he was going to Shaolin Temple in Songshan.

But as a result, what he was going to was not Shaolin Temple, but to follow his master's steps and go to Nalanda Temple. And this time, I am afraid that he will not go back to his hometown in the Central Plains. Because the emperor did not allow him to come back.

Bian Ji was guilty of deceiving Lianyin, but he still showed a calm and peaceful appearance.

As for Lian Yin's kind lie to Bian Ji, Bian Ji asked her before leaving if there would be anything after this incident. Even Yin told Bian Ji confidently that everything was in control and there would be no hardship.

She said it perfectly, but she still had to run to the most remote Yumen Pass to avoid the wrath of the emperor that could occur at any time.

The awkward atmosphere between the two was maintained until they stepped into Yumen Pass City, and it was time for them to part. Next, Bian Ji was about to leave the gate while it was still early, and Lian Yin had to go to the garrison to find her brother.

Listening to the lively hawking in the market outside the carriage, Bian Ji waited and waited, and finally bowed to Lianyin and said goodbye: "Donor, I will get off here. Thank you for your convenience for me." The convenience of walking means that she invited him to take the same carriage, which greatly accelerated the time he needed to leave the customs.

Lianyin nodded, but said nothing, and only asked the driver outside to park the car.

Bian Ji solemnly and slowly raised his hands to Lianyin, and then got off the frame.

After getting off the frame, Lianyin picked up the curtain of the car on the side and looked at Bianji and walked away to the side of Chengguan.

As the author of the Western Regions of Master Sanzang, Bian Ji naturally knew more than others. After saying goodbye to Lianyin, he did not leave the customs immediately. Instead, he prepared some dry food and other items in the city gate before he actually left the customs.

The sky on Yumen Pass is surprisingly blue, and once you step out of the pass, you will be filled with loess and yellow sand.

Bian Ji stopped, looked up at the scenery in the distance, and his eyes turned from straight ahead to Yumen Pass behind him. He lowered his eyebrows and sighed quietly, then turned around and walked forward.

After walking a short distance, a sound of horse hooves came from behind him. A dazzling eye, a tall horse blocked him.

On the horse's back was a little girl who had changed into a narrow-sleeved and bearded uniform.
Chapter completed!