"We don't have much time left, say a proper farewell to the two children, and we still have to put on a good show," Kui Mulang said.
Bai Huaxiu nodded gently, called the two children in, and gave them a series of instructions until the children grew somewhat impatient. Only then did she stop her sermon, her eyes brimming with reluctance as she watched them.
The two children, seeing the deep sorrow on their mother's face, also felt terribly uncomfortable. They knew they would no longer be able to see their parents, and the happy family life of being together had slipped away from them.
Suddenly, a faint fragrance wafted through the air, and the two children felt their eyelids heavy as Mount Tai, and involuntarily closed their eyes, falling into sleep.
Kui Mulang embraced the two children and laid them gently on the bed. By this time, Brother Monkey and his fellow disciples had walked in from outside.
"Kui Mulang, it's about time," Monkey reminded.
