"Okay, I will follow the immortal's order." Jiang Yanfeng bowed.
At the same time, Mo Jin was also looking up at the sky.
The immortal's voice resounded between heaven and earth, reaching his ears so clearly that he could not ignore it.
Luo Mingyue noticed that Mo Jin was looking at her eagerly, and felt that she couldn't favor one over the other, so she asked, "Is there anything you want?"
Mo Jin shook his head and said, "What the immortal has given me is more than enough. I dare not ask for more."
Luo Mingyue asked again: "Do you have any spare large vats at home?"
Mo Jin replied: "No, but..."
But you can free one up.
However, before Mo Jin could finish his words, Luo Mingyue retracted her head.
She took out the honey from the storage space, used warm water, made a cup of honey water, and poured some into the stone basin.
Then he placed the stone basin in Mo Jin's yard.
Mo Jin was a little confused.
He looked up and saw that the immortal had simply put something down but had not shown up to explain what it was.
In desperation, Mo Jin could only take a bowl and a spoon, squat in front of the stone basin, scoop it up with the spoon, and take a sip.
Very sweet.
"honey water?"
Mo Jin turned and went into the kitchen, took the spoon and bowl again, filled two bowls, and brought one of them to his mother Shangguan.
Save the other bowl for my brother.
Then, Mo Jin walked out of the courtyard and went to find Jiang Yanfeng.
"Brother Jiang, are you going to distribute salt to everyone?"
Jiang Yanfeng nodded, "Yeah."
Mo Jin said: "The immortal put honey water in my house, can you help me share it with everyone?"
Jiang Yanfeng glanced at him and said, "This is a gift from the immortal. It's only given to you alone. She didn't ask you to share it with others. You can keep it for yourself."
Mo Jin said: "But there are only three people in my family, we can't drink it."
The stone basin was so big that he couldn't finish drinking it even if he died.
Jiang Yanfeng listened but said nothing. Instead, he frowned and fell into deep thought.
Mo Jin followed his gaze and saw the large vat filled with salt in the yard. He was a little surprised, "This, this is refined salt, right?"
Usually, when villagers go to the town to buy salt, they buy coarse salt.
This salt, as white as snow, is simply unaffordable for everyone.
I didn't expect the immortal to reward me with so much salt.
Jiang Yanfeng said: "Do you feel that we are a little too casual?"
Mo Jin was stunned and asked, "What do you mean?"
Jiang Yanfeng said: "There is a saying that goes 'a pinch of rice is a token of gratitude, a pound of rice is a token of resentment'. When we were in the most difficult times, the immortals gave us hope to survive, but if time goes on, I am afraid that everyone will get used to this feeling of getting something for nothing, and take the immortals' kindness to us for granted..."
After a pause, Jiang Yanfeng continued, "Moreover, if the immortal keeps giving us food, cloth and other items unilaterally, but we can't give her anything... one day, we will lose her favor."
Mo Jin also understood this truth. Now everyone was unilaterally relying on the immortal.
And for the immortals, these mortals...
Probably just ants?
Jiang Yanfeng said: "From today on, we must pay attention to guiding the children's thoughts, let them know that we can live a good life because of the favor of the immortals, and cultivate their piety from an early age."
"The fairy is kind and benevolent, and sympathizes with the poor and lonely. From her words and deeds, we can see that she does not need our kneeling and faith, but we need her very much."
"We should regard the immortal as the village's patron saint, believe in her and offer sacrifices to her."
I have to say that Jiang Yanfeng has a strong sense of crisis awareness.
After Jiang Yanfeng expressed his opinion, he said sincerely: "Mo Jin, what do you think of my proposal?"
"I think what you said is very right, but I am only good at using fists, not at talking about principles."
Mo Jin actually didn't like to think about such complicated things. "I only know that the immortal saved our family's lives. I am willing to do anything for her and offer her my most sincere faith, but I don't know how to guide the children's thoughts..."
After that, Mo Jin continued, "What you just told me is too profound. I don't know what to do. Why don't you tell me who you want to fight? I'm better at fighting."
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Luo Mingyue did not hear these words, because after she put down the stone basin in Mo Jin's yard, she heard the voice of her eldest disciple asking for a meeting outside her own yard.
Luo Mingyue walked out of the courtyard and asked, "What's the matter?"
Mu Lingyan didn't waste any words. He lifted his robe and knelt, with his upper body straight, and said, "Disciple asks Master to give me the elixir."