Chapter 298 The bad guys have been dealt with, make a wish quickly
Mianmian didn’t even notice the change in the shadow of Sakyamuni, she had already run to the side of the Thousand-Handed Guanyin Hall.
Some monks who were not participating in the chanting ran over and stood in front of Mianmian.
"Donor lady, no, how can you destroy the Buddha statues in our Fahua Temple?"
"Yes, yes, you can't do this, female donor. The Buddha statue of Fahua Temple belongs to our abbot... No, it's the public property of the country. You can't do this!"
Mianmian heard the monks' words of dissuasion and turned to look at Su Chenjin: "Is what they said true?"
Su Chenjin looked indifferent. "It's fake. The things in Fahua Temple are like furniture at home. The money from incense offerings is the company's income, and the abbot has the right to deal with it. It can also be considered income. As long as you pay taxes, the government will not care."
When Su Chenjin mentioned the word "paying taxes", the monks' expressions all looked unhappy.
If someone had not wanted to destroy the statues in the Fahua Temple, and if Su Chenjin had not brought up the word "paying taxes" today, they would have almost forgotten that part of the Fahua Temple's income must be handed over to the state and does not belong to the temple itself!
Seeing the strange expressions of these monks, Su Chenjin instantly understood that Fahua Temple might really not have paid taxes.
So many gold bars, no tax paid, the hand of Fahua Temple is still very long? When Su Chenjin was thinking about this, Mianmian climbed onto the Guanyin statue again and smashed her little fist directly into it. However, this time there was no gold bar inside.
Little Naituanzi felt strange. Did the monks of Fahua Temple favor one over another? Why didn't they put gold bars in the Guanyin statue?
She decided to find out what was going on, so she smashed one of the arms of the Guanyin statue.
In an instant, something emitting silver light fell out.
Mianmian reached out and grabbed it.
"Oh my, why is this hidden in here?" Mianmian took it in her hand and saw that it was a small stone that reflected light, and she immediately lost interest in it.
Su Chenjin said, "Little aunt, have you forgotten the gem you were going to give to your overseas partners? This is also a gemstone."
Mianmian's eyes lit up: "Yes."
When the gem was shown to the foreigner, he did not act as if it was worthless.
The little kid figured it out and continued to smash the statue's arms.
Fortunately, the outer layer of the statue is not made entirely of lime, but has a solid mold inside, otherwise the little milk ball might fall off.
Thousand-Armed Guanyin has a bracelet or ring or other ornament on each hand. The little kid is busy receiving these things.
Only after all the arms were taken did Mianmian come down with satisfaction.
Seeing this, the monks from the Fahua Temple nearby hesitated with their sticks in hand as to whether to take action.
The abbot said that the young lady was a distinguished guest of the temple, and they dared not move. If they disrupted the abbot's plan, the consequences would be disastrous! Mianmian saw these people hesitating, tilted her head, slid forward with her chubby legs, and shuttled among the monks.
Before the monks could react, their hands were empty in an instant.
Looking again, the little kids were holding their monk sticks, and when they rubbed them with their little hands, the sticks broke into pieces.
A group of monks stood there, in a mess without any wind.
It is said that a single chopstick is easy to break, but ten chopsticks cannot be broken. How come this saying does not apply to the young lady? There were ten of them, and ten monk sticks, but they were all broken at the same time? How strong was this young lady?
Can't stop it, can't stop it, can't stop it at all! Just give up!
A group of monks whistled and turned to leave the hall as if nothing had happened. They just left like that!
The shadow in the air was very angry.
It's really useless to keep these monks, they are just eating dry food! Apart from providing faith points, they are useless! After the phantom got angry, the monks who ran away fell to the ground after taking two steps. Black mist floated from their foreheads and was being absorbed by the phantom.
Mianmian saw it and shouted, "Oh, Buddha, what are you doing? Why are they lying on the ground? Their souls are still unstable?"
The shadow was frightened by Mianmian and stopped absorbing the monks' souls. He pretended to be calm and said, "I will remove the evil thoughts from their hearts. It's okay."
Having said that, he stopped absorbing.
When the monks woke up and stood up, cold sweat broke out on their foreheads.
Did they just anger the Buddha of Fahua Temple? Fahua Temple has everything except betraying the Buddha. If you betray the Buddha, you will die miserably like those pilgrims!
The monks were so scared that they had to run to the main hall. In the main hall, Yonghui and Yongjue were still chanting sutras devoutly. Once the chanting started, they could not stop, and they had to keep sending the pure Buddhist atmosphere outside the temple.
The monks didn't dare to disturb Yonghui, so they just started meditating.
Isn't it just chanting? They come to chant too! It doesn't matter what the temple is like, anyway, there is "Buddha" here, "Buddha" will take care of it! The monks who blocked the road ran away, and Mianmian continued to go to the side hall.
This time, the phantom learned its lesson and continued to pretend to knock the things out of the Buddha statue, just for fear that Mianmian would smash the statue again.
Who knew that Mianmian didn't play by the rules at all, and smashed every statue he saw. Maybe he felt that smashing with bare hands was not a good idea, so he moved a stone pillar used as decoration outside and used it to smash the statue.
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The phantom was also acting and there was no way to stop it. All he could do was watch as all the gold, silver and treasures inside were taken away by Mianmian.
There is actually a reason why Mianmian smashed the statue.
She asked the phantom how the things in the Buddha statue appeared. The phantom did not answer, but she actually had a vague guess.
Mom said that in ancient times, the leaders of the tribes were born with supernatural powers. But in addition to this, whether the members of the tribe believed in them was also the key to their strength.
Faith value can enhance strength, but it also requires a carrier.
These Buddha statues are the carriers of evil and a way for the phantom to gain power. When the phantom and the carrier are combined, they may burst out with even greater power.
Only by destroying the carrier can this possibility be nipped in the bud!
As for what the phantom itself is, she still needs to act with the phantom to see if the phantom will be exposed later.
In the end, all the Buddha statues in the side hall were no longer intact.
Mianmian even found reasons to destroy the paintings, stone pillars and other things outside.
The entire Fahua Temple was in a mess, as if it had been looted by bandits.
The shadow had endured for so long, and felt that the show should end. He released more Buddhist aura, and the halo around him became thicker.
Then, he smiled and floated in front of Mianmian according to his height.
"We have dealt with the bad guys in Fahua Temple." The shadow stared at Mianmian, "Now, you can make a wish to me, and I will immediately pull your parents out of the disaster and reunite your family."
As if to prove the truth of his words, the phantom waved his hand.
Liu An, the Ying brothers and sisters, Baibai, Xiaohu, Dahuang, Xiaohuang and Yang Xian, who were meditating in the Fahua Temple, all came out.
They touched themselves and looked surprised.
Baibai even canceled the transformation directly, and restored himself to the appearance of a wolf demon in the open space of Fahua Temple, showing the wings on his back to Mianmian: "Look, Mianmian, I continued to make a wish, and I actually have wings like Xiaohu!"
(End of this chapter)