Transmigrated into the body of a prematurely deceased beloved child

Chapter 162 The Buddha Brother and the Assassin Brother 29

"Ruosheng, I'm back."

Without thinking too much, Fuwei moved closer to Zhaozhao on his own.

"Thank you for your hard work, senior brother. Let me take it."

"Need not.

Before he could finish refusing, the basket in his hand was taken by He Yunmin, who was staring at him coldly. When he looked over, He Yunmin immediately turned his head away, leaving him with the back of his head.

Hmm... Fuwei seems to remember now, isn't this Ruosheng's clingy younger brother? So he's not dead?

Looking at the sour face he always gave him, Fuwei couldn't help but sigh.

Their daughter, Ruosheng, is still the cutest.

Fuwei patted Zhaozhao's shoulder affectionately, put his arm around her, and was about to leave when he remembered his resentful younger brother behind him and called out, "Ruosheng, do you want to come with us?"

He Yunmin opened his mouth, subconsciously about to agree, but suddenly remembered the mission he had come out to undertake.

He didn't come here today for fun; the Blood Moon Killing Hall gave him a mission that he had to complete within a limited time.

"No, thank you." His tone was slightly stiff.

Worried that others would notice his reluctance, He Yunmin refused with a very serious expression, "I have something to do, I'm leaving."

Although I'm very reluctant to part with my brother, there's nothing I can do; they're no longer on the same path.

The two twin brothers, one a Buddhist disciple dedicated to saving all sentient beings, and the other a bloodthirsty assassin from the Blood Moon Killing Hall, had long since embarked on opposite paths.

Two years ago, during a beast tide, he was attacked by a large number of ferocious beasts. Although he was not seriously injured, he was too exhausted and fainted.

During the time he was unconscious, many things happened. For example, he was taken in and trained by the Blood Moon Killing Hall, and the He family was wiped out overnight...

He pinched his own soft flesh, forcing himself to come back to his senses, and forced a smile at Zhao Zhao, "Let's go."

As for Zhaozhao, let bygones be bygones; after all, he's the only family he has left in the world.

What else could he do? What could he possibly do?

After He Yunmin tossed the basket to Fu Wei, he left without lingering. Only when Zhao Zhao anticipated that they would meet again soon did she put on a smile again.

After handing the two full baskets of firewood to the old man, the two hurried off to the next place to do good deeds.

The task was quite simple; they were just asked to help drive away some evil spirits, which was a perfect fit for Zhao Zhao and her companion's expertise.

The two approached and, after a brief calculation, discovered the problem; there was indeed something unusual here. Zhao Zhao took out her compass, but before she could do anything, her arm suddenly ached.

Fortunately, Zhao Zhao was already used to this sudden injury, otherwise the compass in her hand would definitely have been smashed.

This thing is very fragile. The compass was stolen from his master by Fuwei. It's one thing for them to "play" with it, but it would be terrible if it were destroyed.

The wounds on her body began to ache again, but Zhao Zhao remained silent and quickly finished the exorcism.

Fuwei turned around, about to grin, when she noticed Zhaozhao's face suddenly turn pale.

She frowned, familiarly examining his body, diligently checking him while chattering on and on, "Tell me, what exactly is wrong with you?"

"In all my years, I have never heard of anything like what you have experienced."

Fuwei has now learned to carry medicine with her, and without saying a word, she applied medicine to Zhaozhao's arm where there was a sword mark.

"Thank you, senior brother."

"Ruosheng, perhaps you too are possessed?" Fuwei stared at him, her face full of suspicion.

As he spoke, he raised his hand and touched the cinnabar mark between Zhao Zhao's eyebrows. After checking, he found that it was still perfectly normal.