Chapter 1,057 Is It Just a Coincidence?

It's a pity that she has never seen what her master looks like in all these years.

Every time I dream about Master, all I dream about is Master's voice and the black mask.

"This is really a coincidence, Su'er, your master and I both come from the same family, so it's not surprising that we have this symbol on our bodies. As for why we met in the capital, it was when you were eighteen years old, I think It's just a coincidence, I'm really not your master." Cangchu had to clarify something.

Indeed, there are too many shadows of Master Su'er in him now.

Except for the age, everything else matches.

Cang Chu thought about it carefully and suddenly felt that all this was really a coincidence.

Suddenly an idea floated through my mind, no, this might not be a coincidence.

But Su'er's master had already expected that Su'er would meet him in the capital when he was eighteen years old.

The descendants of their great wizard have the ability to serve as servant prophets.

It's just that some people are strong and some are weak.

"Since we are members of the same family, then you take me to find my master." Since we are all members of the same family, we are one family, and they all live together in the same home.

Cangchu looked at the various shining lights of Su Er's Yingrun official, and a touch of helplessness and sadness flashed across the corners of his lips.

"Everyone in our family is dead, and I am the only one left. If you include your master, there are two. I can't find him, and I didn't even know that your master existed before this."

When Su'er heard what Cangchu said, her eyes looking at Cangchu became more and more weird: "Then, there really are such coincidences in the world. There are only two people left in your family, and I am here I have encountered them all in eighteen years."

"Su'er, I'm really not your master." Cangchu understood Su'er's meaning immediately, and there was a hint of sadness in his bright eyes: "Have you ever asked why your master did that? Want to adopt you?"

"Because I am an orphan and no one wants me."

"Then why did he take you to live in seclusion in the mountains and only teach you Qing Kung Fu?" Cang Chu asked.

"How do I know?" This is the question Su'er wanted to ask her master. She pouted and her eyes were full of grievances and dissatisfaction: "You said you are only twenty-six or seven years old this year. That means eleven years ago, You are fifteen or sixteen years old, and you will be an adult when you are fifteen or sixteen, and there won't be any big difference except that you are taller."

Cangchu sighed softly. These coincidences made Cangchu believe that his encounter with Su'er had been predicted by someone as early as ten years ago.

Seeing Cangchu's silence, Su'er continued: "Master, if you don't want to admit it, you just don't want to marry me, so just don't marry me. Su'er just wants to be with Master. You don't even know that Su'er just came down the mountain. How hard it was when I was young. I was deceived as soon as I got off the mountain and sold to a brothel. If Su'er hadn't learned some martial arts, I would have become a prostitute in a brothel now and would never be able to see her master again. is you."

Su'er looked at Cangchu with tears in her eyes. Her tear-filled eyes were really heartbreaking. The crystal tears fell from the corners of her eyes, dripping into the brown soil and slowly smearing there.

Cang Chu looked at Su Er's pitiful appearance and felt a little compassion.

Anyway, he knew that from now on, his and Su'er's originally unrelated fates might be linked together.

"Can you take me back to the place where you used to live? I think I can find the answer I want there." Finally, Cangchu compromised.

And he did become curious and doubtful about this matter.

A Su'er broke into his life inexplicably.

Is all this a coincidence within a coincidence, or an arrangement of fate?

When Su'er heard what Cang Chu said, her pure eyes moved: "Then you admit that you are my master? Everything you just said was a test of Su'er?"

"I'm really not your master. I can find a hundred ways to prove it, but now I want to find an answer. If I find the answer, I will tell you what all this is about." Cangchu said It was very mysterious and Su'er couldn't understand it.

But Su'er was still a little excited and took Cangchu to the mountain forest where she and her master lived for the same year.

In front of you are all-colored cabins, covered with withered vines. The houses are very simple, but the location is extremely secretive. Behind the cabins is the gurgling mountain spring.

In front of the house is a large flat open space. Looking at the surrounding environment, it is definitely a good place to practice Qing Gong.

"Do you still keep the letter your master left for you?" Cangchu turned around and looked at Su'er who was holding on to his clothes along the way, for fear that he would run away.

This girl sometimes feels naughty, sometimes she feels cute, and sometimes she feels distressed.

"Of course I'll keep it. Su'er will keep whatever the master gave Su'er." After saying that, Su'er pulled Cangchu towards a hut behind the big tree.

The cabin is very small and the furniture is very simple, with only a bed, a table and two chairs.

But Cangchu glanced at the wall and saw various children's toys hanging on the wall.

There are masks, tiger hats, and windmills.

These things should have been bought when Su'er and her master went down the mountain.

Soon, Su'er dug out a dusty iron box from under the bed.

He opened it carefully and took out the letter inside.

The paper has turned yellow, and over time, the words on the letter have faded.

But when Cangchu saw the handwriting on the letter, his expression was still slightly stunned.

He seemed a little unbelievable, and then glanced at the letter again.

Yes, the handwriting on this letter is very similar to his, but it does not belong to him.

The strength of the strokes and the strokes seem a bit stiff.

At a glance, it was obvious that it was written in imitation of his handwriting.

But why?

The doubts in Cangchu's heart became deeper and deeper.

He gently squeezed the paper with his hands, lowered his head and smelled the paper, then immediately took it outside and looked at the sun in the sky.

Obviously, Cangchu has realized that there is something wrong with this letter.

Then he took out the fire stick on his body and was about to open it.

But Su Er over there immediately grabbed it: "What are you doing? Master, do you want to burn this letter so that you can default on your debt? Didn't Su Er say that as long as Master you come back? That’s fine, I don’t want Master to marry Su Er.”