The young monks, unable to bear it any longer, ripped off their robes with a "screw," revealing their bronze-cast, iron-like muscles! The once refined and compassionate Buddhist monks instantly transformed into mighty warriors capable of lifting mountains and tripods!
The warriors glared angrily, their nostrils flared, and they exhaled like oxen.
Holy crap?
Startled, Ke Tinghe took a large step back, hastily stuffing the meat in his hand into his cheeks, clasped his hands together, and mumbled an apology: "I'm sorry, I'm sorry."
Once again, we fell victim to stereotypes. Buddhist practitioners of this era were not just skinny little monks who only knew how to eat vegetarian food and chant Buddhist scriptures. They lived in the Western Regions and focused on physical training, practicing the Eighteen Bronze Men...
The elder of the Sword Sect twitched his lips and looked at the elder of the Ten Thousand Buddhas Sect with a forced smile. For some reason, he could read a hint of resentment in the other's wise eyes, which were filled with profound Buddhist teachings.
"I have been disobedient, I am sorry... I am sorry..."
Elder of the Ten Thousand Buddhas Sect: "Amitabha..."
Looking at Liu Jinghong again, he found an extremely thick tree about three to five hundred meters away from the lake.
He looked up for a moment, made a gesture as if taking out a mustard seed bag, then leaped up and accurately tossed a magical artifact into the treetop. The artifact expanded rapidly the moment it touched the branch, transforming into an exceptionally luxurious jade hut that was perfectly wedged into the branch.
That way, they'll have a place to stay for the night.
Before the spirit mirror, the Sword Pavilion elder no longer wanted to speak.
Elder Daofeng, on the other hand, couldn't help but swallow hard, saying in disbelief, "This little house... if I'm not mistaken, it should be made of Heavenly Spirit Jade..."
That's right, it's the Heavenly Spirit Jade.
This was a coming-of-age gift from the elders of the Refining Peak of the Heavenly Mystery Pavilion to Liu Jinghong for his eighteenth birthday. The entire house was made of Heavenly Spirit Jade, with dense array patterns and runes etched on the jade walls. It had everything from warmth to moisture protection, and in terms of functionality, it was further supplemented with a concealment array and a defense array.
Liu Jinghong didn't care what the people outside thought and went straight into her treehouse. The space inside was much larger than she had imagined, with a single bed against the inner wall, a tea table by the window, and a small couch.
Liu Jinghong nodded with satisfaction, took some melon seeds and fruit from his mustard seed bag, and settled down on the small couch, feeling quite comfortable.
The window faces the lake, and from this height, you can see exactly what the people on the lake are doing.
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