Wen Leyang felt that it was unreliable as well, ever since this jade knife here started speaking, it had always been rigid and arrogant. Wen Buzuo’s face was glimmering with the glow of excitement, “Acting all coy and shy, that smells like trouble!”
Wen Leyang could almost feel that the jade knife shiver once, it was stunned for a moment before it asked, “Speak, speak of what?” Child, I have a favor to ask of you.” Before he could finish his sentence, Wen Buzuo suddenly shouted loudly at the jade knife, “Speak!” Guo Huan’s voice was even more courteous now, “Very well, very well then. Wen Leyang too chuckled, there was a sense of pride in between his brows, “When I am speaking in front of Grand Master Chang Li, there really isn’t many restrictions.” Wen Buzuo picked up the scent of a gossip and he floated over, “Our family’s Wen Leyang is Grand Master Chang Li’s pet.” However, he had not expected that Guo Huan would ask such a senseless question.
There must be something Wen Leyang could do to repay the debt for saving his life. Thus, it had used the Demon Body Breaking spell and gravely injured itself. One could say that when the jade knife had helped to shield Wen Leyang from the thunder it had been because of the Thunder Heart Spirit Jade’s natural instincts, when it had protected Wen Leyang from the treasured weapon Moon’s Disaster it could be said that it was for the Guo Huan’s benefit, but the final favor where the jade knife had summoned the Yin’s Error and Yang’s Mistake within the Weeping Buddha’s palm, that had been genuinely out of its kindness to save Wen Leyang and Mumu’s lives. Here are just a few examples of the kinds of objects people hoped would protect them from poison.Ĭeladon: Celadon dishes were said to break or change color if poisoned food was put on them, according to Asian and Middle Eastern legends.Ever since Wen Leyang had come back from Mount Emei, the jade knife had done him great favors on many occasions. This tragic occupational hazard gave rise to the expression “mad as a hatter” in the 1800s.Īll over the world, the very real fear of poisons led people to seek charmed objects to keep them safe. Symptoms included tremors and extreme irritability. Some hat makers in the 1700s through the early 1900s really did behave as if insane or “mad.” Long-term exposure to mercuric nitrate, a poisonous compound used in hat making, was the cause. But the hatter character had a basis in reality: many hat makers did behave strangely, leading to the term “mad as a hatter.” What caused their odd behavior? Mercury poisoning. His first words when meeting Alice are curiously impolite: “Your hair wants cutting.” Convinced that time is stuck at 6 pm, the Hatter presides over a never-ending tea party.Īuthor Lewis Carroll had a fantastical imagination. In the classic children’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Alice encounters a tea party hosted by a nonsensical and irritable hat maker.
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