“My sir, I did see a wooden bucket just now, and there were water stains on the ground. These are the best proof.”
At this moment, the Buddhist disciple also stepped forward and said to the zombie subordinates, "If you really want to prove your innocence, please take out the evidence. Once verified, it will be clear whether you have been wronged or not."
In the past, Buddhist disciples would not have meddled in such matters; they would have simply acted as mediators and resolved the issue.
But this time, putting aside whether the so-called monsters seen by the crowd actually exist, he had a very bad feeling about these people in front of him.
Although she was absolutely certain that they were not demons, the faint, malevolent aura emanating from them made it impossible for her to ignore.
That was definitely not the aura of an ordinary person; this group of people must have some unspeakable secret.
Of course, another possibility is that these people themselves are not the problem, but the thing they were protecting was indeed a demon.
The demon not only infected them with its demonic energy, but also controlled their minds, making them cover for and protect it.
Neither of these is something she wants to see.
As a Buddhist, she bears the responsibility of eradicating evil and eliminating wickedness. If these people are indeed evil spirits, she must eliminate them to protect the safety of these people.
Moreover, a voice in the darkness told her that she absolutely could not take on this matter so easily; she had to keep a close eye on these people and stop all their actions.
This is the main reason why she values these people so much.
The feeling was indescribable, so she took it as the Buddha's will.
“This Buddhist disciple knows that you are doing your duty, but everyone has their own privacy. Isn’t what you’re doing a bit too much of a demand on him?”
Faced with the Buddhist disciple's aggressive pressure, under normal circumstances, the zombie and the Buddhist would naturally be enemies who would fight to the death, and would immediately take action.
However, they hadn't yet figured out the girl's situation, so they were hesitant to act rashly, feeling rather afraid of harming her.
Looking at the Buddha before them, the zombie subordinates were actually very angry. If she hadn't suddenly appeared, they could have easily suppressed and driven away the crowd by force, and then let the mermaid help them enter their dreams.
Then, it would be very easy to wake the girl up.
But now, because of this Buddhist disciple's obstruction, they had no choice but to kill the mermaid, making it impossible for them to investigate the girl's situation.
This is truly incredibly frustrating.
Most importantly, they cannot reveal their relationship with the girl yet; otherwise, if this Buddhist disciple kidnaps the girl or does something to her, they will all be buried with her.
"As a disciple of this Buddhist temple, I naturally have the responsibility to protect the safety of the city's residents and eliminate all potential dangers."
The Buddhist disciple insisted, "Since you gentlemen insist that it is not a demon, what harm is there in letting me take a look at it?"
"I'm really sorry, but like I said, I can't take it out."
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