Borrow?
When the word "borrow" came from the Sweeping Monk's mouth, it generally did not mean the same thing ordinary people understood by "borrowing."
This time, it most likely meant the same kind of "borrowing" that Murong Bo and Xiao Yuanshan had done when they borrowed Shaolin's 72 Special Techniques manuals.
Ye Weiming had little interest in how the other party had borrowed it. What he truly cared about was, "Who borrowed the Dual Cultivation Manor map?"
The Sweeping Monk calmly answered, "Great Snow Mountain Great Wheel Ming King, Tibetan Imperial Preceptor Jiumozhi."
???
That answer left Ye Weiming completely dumbfounded.
Jiumozhi?
Why had he borrowed a map of the "Dual Cultivation Manor"?
Indeed, in Ye Weiming's impression, Jiumozhi could not be considered a proper monk. He possessed greed, anger, and obsession in equal measure, and when it came to belligerence, he surpassed even many people of the martial world.
But whether from Yin Bukui's Strategy Guide or from his encounters and observations in the game, Ye Weiming had never heard that Jiumozhi was lustful!
What had such a "proper" monk intended to do by copying down a map of the Dual Cultivation Manor?
Ye Weiming did not ask the Sweeping Monk about his doubts, because he knew that this unfathomable librarian before him never interacted with people who "borrowed" books. Asking would have been pointless!
And sure enough, after explaining that Jiumozhi had borrowed the map, the Sweeping Monk offered no further explanation. He merely pressed his palms together and gave Ye Weiming a slight nod. With that seemingly ordinary gesture, a string of system notifications rang out by Ye Weiming's ear:
``` Ding! You have completed the seven-star hidden mission "Shaolin Assembly" and received: 1 billion experience points, 200 million Cultivation Points, "Dual Cultivation Manor Ruins Map" ×1!