"Benefactor," The monk greeted General Chi.
General Chi quickly shook his head. "I don't do much for the temple, you don't have to call me that way."
The monk smiled at General Chi and put down the flower in front of the tomb of Chi Song Lian. "For me, you're a Benefactor."
General Chi was confused by this monk's behavior. "This… Do you know my son?"
"Your son? No, I don't know him."
"Then…"
"I come here to honor the child of a general who had died for his kingdom." The monk looked at the rock. "Death will always come when it's already the time. You can't do anything to change it."
General Chi was silent. "Even if it's done through the deeds of others?"
"Then it's his fate. A person's fate can't be changed if it's his or her real trajectory. To be able to calculate in advance and changed it meant that it's your fate to continue to live. But if you fail to notice in advance and fell, then it's your fate to be like that." The monk was calm.
