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After exposing the true face of Jia Fugui, Linya and her team did not relax their vigilance. On the contrary, their research work entered a new phase. The turning point of the Jia Fugui incident not only alerted them, but also unexpectedly revealed some new clues and information, providing them with new ideas.
In a late-night discussion, Linya spread out a pile of scattered documents and data on the old elm tea table. Her brow was furrowed, showing that she was carefully considering the newly acquired information. Murong and Bihua sat on her left and right, respectively, also gazing at the documents, trying to find valuable information from them.
"Look here," Linya pointed to what seemed like a normal document, "This is what we found in Jia Fugui's office. While most of it is his scam records, there's a mention of an ancient ritual here that bears a strange resemblance to the Ruo Shu."
Mourong took the document, carefully read through it, and then said, "Indeed, this is interesting. This ritual seems to be related to an ancient occult theory, which we have been overlooking. Perhaps we should delve deeper into this knowledge."
Bihua is more concerned with practical operations: "If this ritual is really effective, we need to find someone who truly understands this knowledge to help us. The occult scholar we contacted before may be able to provide some assistance."
So, they decided to contact the previous occult scholar again and seek guidance from the elders in the temple. After several efforts, they finally obtained the consent of these two experts and agreed to meet on a quiet afternoon.
In the quiet corner of that ancient library, Linya and her team sat quietly at a long oak table, surrounded by tall bookshelves that reached the ceiling. The air was filled with the weighty scent of books and the sediment of time. Linya's gaze swept over the silver-gray book spines and then landed on the scattered notes and documents on the table, her expression revealing a hint of anxiety, clearly filled with anticipation and nervousness for the upcoming meeting.
Mourong and Bihua were also busy, checking notes and data to ensure that all information was in order. Ruo Shu stood quietly on the side, his gaze gentle as it occasionally fell on Linya, seemingly silently offering her support.
As the bell rang, the paranormal scholar and the temple elder walked in slowly. The scholar, named Zhang Bowen, was a middle-aged man with profound knowledge. His firm and wise demeanor seemed to tread upon the echoes of history with each step. The temple elder, known as Master Huiming, moved slowly and steadily, with each blink seemingly containing the joys and sorrows of the world.
Linya stepped forward and straightforwardly introduced the situation of the Ruo Shu and their investigation of Jia Fugui. Her words were concise and powerful, yet sincere and passionate, showing her seriousness about this meeting.
After scholar Zhang Bowen listened, he furrowed his brows slightly, evidently moved by Linya's account. He lightly stroked his chin, pondered for a moment, and then swept a sharp gaze over everyone present, saying, "This is a very special case, involving not only superficial supernatural phenomena, but also potentially hidden secrets within history and culture."
Master Huiming then spoke slowly, his voice steady and powerful, with each word seemingly carrying profound meaning: "All things in the world follow their own paths. The experience of Brother Ruo Shu may be destiny, or it may be the result of karma. We should seek answers from the harmony of the mind and nature."
At the long table in the library surrounded by the fragrance of books and contemplation, the atmosphere became particularly solemn. Linya's brow was filled with imperceptible tension, her straightforward nature making it difficult for her to conceal her inner emotions, but her gaze was resolute, showing her determination to seek the truth.
Mourong, on the other hand, displayed his characteristic optimism. He casually adjusted his posture and then posed a question to the scholar Zhang Bowen: "Professor Zhang, in our investigation, we have discovered some phenomena that defy common sense. Do you think these could possibly be caused by unknown natural phenomena?"
Zhang Bowen pondered for a moment, his gaze sweeping between Linya and Murong before he slowly spoke, "There are indeed many phenomena in the natural world that we have not fully understood, and history is replete with cases attributing the unknown to the supernatural. However, the progress of science tells us that every unsolved mystery ultimately has the potential to be reasonably explained. Therefore, we cannot easily regard unknown phenomena as the workings of supernatural forces."
Bihua then offered her perspective from a psychological standpoint, "Humans often experience fear and curiosity when facing the unknown, which forms the psychological basis for many widespread supernatural legends. We need to analyze rationally and avoid being swayed by subjective emotions."
Master Huiming shook his head gently, his voice like the ancient wind, carrying a profound rhythm: "The growth of all things does not solely rely on the material visible to the naked eye. The flow of energy in the universe, the essence of life, these are beyond the complete explanation of science. We should maintain a sense of awe and respect for things that surpass our cognitive scope."
Linya listened to their discussion, nodding at times and furrowing her brow in thought. Her fingers unconsciously tapped on the table, revealing her inner excitement and impulse. Finally, she took a deep breath and said firmly, "We need to combine science and tradition, and explore these unknown areas with an open mind. Perhaps the truth lies between the two."
Ruo Shu Although unable to participate in the discussion, he stood quietly on the side, his presence seemingly providing Linya with unspoken support. In this debate spanning science and faith, they not only shared knowledge but also deepened their exploration of the mysteries of the world.
The discussion continued for several hours, and in the end, they reached a consensus: to unravel the mystery of Ruo Shu, they needed to combine ancient rituals with modern scientific knowledge to find a solution that was both reasonable and effective.
After the meeting, Linya and her team felt uplifted. They not only gained new knowledge and insights, but also deepened their understanding of the situation with Ruo Shu. This meeting undoubtedly provided valuable guidance and assistance for their upcoming actions.
Back at home, Linya sat on the sofa in the living room, reflecting on the day's meeting. A smile appeared on her face, and Mu Rong and Bihua were also discussing excitedly nearby.
The Ruo Shu, that gentle spirit, stood quietly by the window, gazing at the distant night sky. Although the journey was long, as long as these friends were by their side, there was nothing to worry about.
As the night grew late, Linya suggested, "Let's have dinner at my place tonight, as a small celebration for today's achievements." Murong and Bihua exchanged a glance and nodded in agreement at the same time.
Linya's cooking skills are famous among them, even in the midst of a tense study, she always manages to find time to prepare food for everyone. Tonight, she decided to make some simple but heartfelt home-cooked dishes, allowing everyone to enjoy this rare break time in a relaxed atmosphere.
In the kitchen, Linya is busy, the sound of chopping and stir-frying is constant. Murong stands at the kitchen door, watching Linya's figure bustling in the light, couldn't help but tease, "It seems that we have not only found an excellent research partner, but also a top chef."
Linya heard this and a slight smile appeared on her lips. She responded, "Don't just stand there, come and help set the table." Bihua smiled and quickly walked over to assist.
On the dining table, Linya had prepared several exquisite home-cooked dishes, with a delightful aroma and vibrant colors that made one's mouth water. Bihua picked up her chopsticks, admiring the delicious spread before her, and exclaimed, "Linya, you really should consider opening a restaurant. Your culinary skills would definitely attract many diners."
Four people sat around the dining table, the atmosphere light and pleasant. Although Ruo Shu couldn't taste the delicious food, he stood quietly to the side, watching everyone's happy faces, feeling warmth in his heart as well.
After the meal, Linya poured a cup of tea, leaned back on the sofa, and stretched her tired body. Murong picked up a book and casually flipped through it, while Bihua took out a notebook and began organizing the key points of today's meeting.
Linya suddenly spoke up, "Today's discussion has given me some new ideas. Perhaps we should be more open-minded in approaching this issue, not just limited to traditional paranormal theories. Maybe combining modern scientific methods could have unexpected effects."
Mourong put down the book in his hand and said seriously, "I agree. Science and tradition are not contradictory; on the contrary, they can complement each other. We need to explore and experiment more to find the real answers."
Bihua then put forward her own opinion: "The psychological perspective is also very important. We cannot ignore the impact of people's psychological state on these phenomena. Sometimes, inner beliefs and attitudes are the most powerful force."
Ruo Shu listened quietly to their discussion, believing that as long as everyone does not give up, they will eventually find the answer.
As the night grew darker, the discussion among the four gradually came to an end. They all felt tired, but were filled with an endless source of motivation.
Linya stood up, stretched, glanced at the night sky outside, took a deep breath, and said to Murong and Bihua, "Let's rest, we have more work to do tomorrow." Murong and Bihua nodded, stood up, and prepared to leave.
"And the Ruo Shu, that gentle ghost, still stood there quietly, watching their figures, filled with gratitude in his heart."
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