Ji Boan was just vague, but he didn't expect that when he heard this, his eyes flashed but he didn't show too much. He asked Ji Yu with no expression on his face, "What do you mean, Dad, tell me?" While saying that, he walked to the round table and picked up the teapot and poured a cup of tea and handed it to Ji Yu, "I'm quite curious, I don't know these things."

Ji Yu, who took the cup of tea, knew that he had to tell him this matter well today. He offered him all the attentiveness. If he was not satisfied, wouldn’t this cup of tea be wasted? Ji Yu glanced at Ji Bo'an and lowered his head and sipped the tea and said, “That Taoist looks like he knows something, so he just gave me a lot of things, and later…”

With a bag in hand, the middle-aged Taoist priest in black and white Taoist robe folded the yellow talisman paper in his hand with cinnabar and turned into a small triangle shape, and handed it to Ji Yu, who was standing anxiously standing by. After looking at the child lying on the bed again, he turned around and said in a low voice with Ji Yu, "This talisman can keep the young master safe and safe for the age of fourteen. You just need to press this thing into the small cabinet where he puts his clothes, and don't take it out until the time comes."

It was probably also anxious, so Ji Yu forgot his usual etiquette and looked at the Taoist priest anxiously and asked, "What about after the age of fourteen? Does the Taoist priest say something will happen?" The more he thought about it, he became more and more panicked, and he grabbed the Taoist priest tightly and asked, "Please save my son!"

The Taoist priest who was tightly held in his arms was not angry, but comforted Ji Yu. He patted the man in front of him who was anxious and sad for the child, and replied earnestly: "Don't panic, this boy will have a great opportunity when he is fourteen years old, and there is no need for this talisman to be pressed." He looked at Ji Yu as if he was relieved and said, "Although this talisman does not need to be pressed, please continue to keep it. When one day he encounters something difficult to solve, it can be opened. Maybe it can save him from water and fire."

Ji Yu handed the teacup back to Ji Bo'an's hand and said, "That's it. When the Taoist left, he specifically told me not to open it unless he had to. Don't open it just by looking for freshness, and the object was vain."

Originally, Ji Boan thought that he would open it carefully after taking the talisman, and he could only let down after hearing this. This might be a treasure that can save his life. If he had removed it for no reason, wouldn’t it be a damn thing? So he nodded obediently and agreed, turned around and put down the teacup: "Dad, you can rest at home for a day today. I will visit every day after going to Beijing, and I will not rush to appreciate the beautiful scenery for a while."

Ji Yu, who rubbed his eyebrows, leaned on the back of the chair with his eyes closed. Today, he was thinking about taking Ji Bo'an to take a walk on the last day of his rest. He felt tired at the moment when he heard this. For many years, no one said to take a break when he was so tired that he couldn't breathe. Don't worry. "Then let's have a good rest today. If you go out or do anything, let Han Si and the others follow you. Don't panic and ask them to come back to find me if something happens."

Ji Bo'an nodded and said, "There is nothing to go out today. I'll go to the place where my mother used to live and take out the talisman." He looked at Ji Yu's standing up and he was about to leave. When he walked to the door, he looked back and looked at it. The figure looked extremely lonely.

When the housekeeper opened this locked residence for many years, he felt a little nostalgic in his heart. He missed the time when the wife was still there. It is conceivable that the master missed it too, but he was close to home but was reluctant to open the residence. What released this long-term relationship was their only child, which was also the comfort left by the wife to the master.

Qingyouju has been cleaned every day, so it looks like it is not a dilapidated person who lives without a living, but it is less popular. Whether it is the tables and stools or the rouge powder placed on the dressing table, they are neatly arranged, as if they are permanently frozen. The loquat trees in the yard are lush and bloomed last year should have a lot of flowers, so this year there were a lot of small fruits on the trees, but they probably can eat them in two months.

Ji Bo'an looked at the main room and retreated. The room was a memory of Ji Yu and Ji Bo'an's mother. He was just an outsider inside, and he didn't even have the qualification to be nostalgic in it. He went around several rooms before he found the room he used to live in. The things inside were all used by children, and even toys were placed on the table. When he saw the small cabinet placed on the side, he finally had joy in his eyes. He kept Ji You guarding the gate, so no one followed him. He walked quickly to the small box and squatted down.

The wardrobe that had been covered with dust for a long time was opened. The clothes inside were worn by Ji Bo'an when he was a child. They were all there from one year old to when he left. Perhaps because no one would go to the box to take clothes and wash them frequently, they were not old or faded. He flipped over the bottom and only felt a small brocade bag at the bottom. The embroidery thread was neatly written on it. The talisman should be inside. He opened it and looked at it. He didn't know why the talisman felt palpitations for a few seconds at the moment when it appeared. This feeling seemed to remind him that he could not open it now, so he closed the brocade bag and covered the box back.

He held the bag, pursed his lips and shone with a light in his eyes. After coming here for half a year, he finally found some related items about why he came here.
Chapter completed!