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Chapter 681 - 681 Buddhism And The Demon Race
681 Buddhism And The Demon Race
The shadow of supreme laws of the chaos could be seen with the fate energy of the Heavenly Dao, which was naturally Chu Xuan’s doing.
The Ancient Chaos G.o.ds were very strong.
If he wanted them to follow the rules and spar with his disciples, he had to ensure that they did so voluntarily.
He had to let them see hope.
!!Only with hope would there be motivation.
Chu Xuan was very familiar with this method.
Back then, when the various races had set up their great formation in an attempt to enter the nine zones, he had used this method to gain quite a bountiful harvest..
Every time one of them obtained a bit of the Heavenly Dao’s fate energy, it would make the supreme laws a little clearer. This would tempt the Ancient Chaos G.o.ds into continuing this compet.i.tion.
To be able to see the supreme laws was equivalent to understanding the path to the chaos supreme realm. With the knowledge that the path had been blocked, this had become even more important.
It was definitely a great opportunity and fortune.
Mo Tu appeared.
He was bald, had a kind face, and was surrounded by Buddhist light.
He stood on the Heavenly Dao Arena and put his hands together.
“Amitabha, I’m the Arhat Mo Tu of the Buddhist sect.”
As soon as these words came out, the demon race experts’ faces all turned ashen.
The name Mo was almost always reserved for a member of the demon race.
What did it mean for someone not of the demon race to be called Mo Tu?
Did he call himself that to slay demons?
Incidentally, Mo Shi had returned when the demon ancestor arrived.
However, he was not arrogant, nor did he have any intention of asking the demon ancestor to take revenge on his behalf, as he understood his master would not be tied down by such things.
Mo Tu’s appearance made all the experts frown.
What Dao path was this?
When did such a Dao path exist in the nine zones?
It seemed to have the power to restrain demons and evil.
Was this something that emerged when the Divine World appeared?
Buddhism?
No one had ever heard of it.
The Ancient Chaos G.o.ds fell into a state of deep thought.
There was no Buddhism in the chaos, so it was obvious that it had emerged from the nine zones, and was brand-new.
There was something special about all of these changes, and it was evident that Buddhism was one of those changes.
Mo Tu’s eyes flickered with golden light, and his kind face suddenly turned dignified.
“I used to be a mixed-blood demon, but converted to Buddhism. I would like to seek the guidance of the demon ancestor.”
The moment he said that, Mo Shi’s face turned ashen.
A mixed-blood rebel?
He should be killed!
The demon ancestor frowned as well.
This person used to be a member of the demon race, but was now a Buddhist.
It seemed that Buddhism was targeting the demon race.
“Buddhism? Although this Dao path is extraordinary, someone of your level is not worthy of my attention,” the demon ancestor said coldly.
He did not condense an avatar to fight Mo Tu.
“Go and teach him a lesson,” he said to Mo Shi.
“Yes, Master!”
Mo Shi took a deep breath.
He looked at Mo Tu with eyes full of anger.
Rebel!
Mixed-blood!
An avatar that was as strong as Mo Tu headed toward the Heavenly Dao Arena.
Mo Tu was a little disappointed that he would not face the demon ancestor.
However, he could only blame himself for being too weak.
He looked at Mo Shi.
“Which demon are you, benefactor?”
“Hmph!”
Mo Shi snorted coldly.
“I’m the personal disciple of the demon ancestor, Mo Shi!”
Mo Tu’s eyes lit up.
Even though he would not get to fight the demon ancestor, fighting his personal disciple was an acceptable outcome.
He shook his robe and a Buddhist saber appeared in his hand.
His bald head was shrouded in a Buddhist light.
“Tsk, demon brat, why don’t you lay down your butcher’s knife and convert to Buddhism to wash away your sins?” he suddenly shouted as he swung the saber.
Just a moment ago, Mo Tu had a kind face, like a genial elder.
Who would have thought that in the next moment, he would shout like a rowdy bandit.
Mo Shi was stunned to see this, and was infuriated.
“Impudent!”
A vortex appeared, and his demonic power surged.
Mo Tu did not hesitate and frantically attacked.
The Buddhist light shone brightly as his chants filled the air.
Chi Chi!
The two forces came into contact.
A sizzling sound was immediately heard, and Mo Shi’s demonic power seemed to be restrained.
Mo Shi’s heart trembled.
What was Buddhism? Why did it restrain demonic power?
Boom!
Mo Shi’s body expanded and he threw a terrifying punch.
However, Mo Tu did not show any signs of weakness, as his body expanded as well, emitting dazzling golden light.
Arhat golden body!
Boom!
The two of them fought, and despite Mo Tu’s lack of combat experience, he was not at a disadvantage due to the fact that Buddhist power restrained demonic power.
The battle was intense.
However, Mo Shi was ultimately a personal disciple of the demon ancestor.
He was extremely powerful, and Mo Tu was still a little lacking.
