Chapter 1410: Chapter 821: Lin establishes destiny for the people and creates eternal peace
In the deep of night, the long street was desolate.
A cold wind swept through the street, making Lin Shuya shiver slightly. He halted his aimless steps and gazed at his palms with so emotion.
How fragile the mortal body is, fearing water and fire, afraid of cold and heat; even a slight knock can leave a disability, and a mont of inattention might cost one’s life.
Yet, compared to the cold on his body, what he found even harder to bear was the chill in his heart.
The wine pool in that secluded courtyard had turned a wise ruler into a re beast.
Even now, that man refused to lift his eyes to glimpse the common people. The transcendence that even immortals and Buddhas yearned for had turned into a poison to be avoided on him.
Lin Shuya really couldn’t understand this.
His eyes gradually beca resolute, and he clasped his hands slowly but steadily, until a crisp cracking sound erged, the veins on the back of his hand stood out, looking sowhat fierce.
What does it matter if I only possess a frail mortal body? I will still pull back the Divine Dynasty from the brink of destruction.
“…”
In the shadows of the long street, Gu Li coldly stared at the thin figure ahead, watching the other walk back to the governnt office of the Immortal Departnt.
Under the lamplight, that sowhat aging face flickered between light and shadow.
The head of the Immortal Departnt who governs the allocation and distribution of the Emperor’s Aura already holds imnse power, but she just learned that this Lord Lin has recently been running around between various court officials.
Managing the Emperor’s Aura while also ddling in politics.
Combining these two powers… is he treating himself as the Human Emperor?
Gu Li’s fingers slightly curled up, yet she lowered them helplessly. When His Majesty handed the Baiyu dallion to this person, it bestowed upon him supre power. Even soone like herself, a Divine Dynasty General, could not use the Emperor’s Aura to harm Lin Shuya and might even be countered by him using the aura.
In this Imperial City, if His Majesty harbors no murderous intent, to deal with this person, inviting those Golden Immortals and Great Freedom Bodhisattva might be necessary.
“Hoo.”
Gu Li quietly lowered her eyes, just about to follow.
Even if she couldn’t counterbalance Lin Shuya, she had to keep a constant watch on him, so she could report to His Majesty at the first sign of trouble.
However, just when she happened to step forward, her entire body abruptly shook, her breath halted.
She saw Lin Shuya stop at the entrance of the Immortal Departnt and look up ahead. Monts later, a broad profile fell into Gu Li’s sight.
The person was stout yet did not appear greasy, with a faint smile on his face that could inexplicably calm others’ hearts.
The flesh tuft on his head proved his identity.
This was a Buddha!
In the current dire situation between the Divine Dynasty and the Two Sects, a Buddha had brazenly walked into this city.
Gu Li was aware that the matter regarding Lady Houtu would not resolve so easily, and the Two Sects would certainly react. She just didn’t expect it would happen so swiftly, to the point where the entire Divine Dynasty was caught off guard.
“…”
Lin Shuya was also clearly surprised, but he did not panic.
To be precise, he rely never had the chance to see these legendary giants, but he had long anticipated these figures’ arrival.
He closed his eyes, striving to control his breathing.
After a long while, Lin Shuya on the street proceeded forward again, heading towards the True Buddha. He walked completely into the Immortal Departnt, and under the lamplight, his face no longer fluctuated in light and shadow, his whole being bathed in Buddha Light.
“Lin Shuya of the Immortal Departnt, greets the True Buddha.”
“You are a mortal, but this old monk has heard your na.”
The Joyful True Buddha slightly raised the corners of his mouth, an imnse praise for creatures of the Red Dust.
One must know how many cultivators spend their entire lives without even the qualification to et a First Rank giant, yet a mortal’s na had reached the True Buddha’s ears, prompting him to personally descend to the Mortal Realm to et him.
“True to your reputation.” The Joyful True Buddha nodded lightly, a re commoner, yet remaining calm before him, showing a stable disposition.
Since this person did not shout or worry that he might be killed, it indicated he had already guessed the Two Sects’ intentions.
He quite liked intelligent individuals.
Especially after witnessing soone with unparalleled skills yet who recklessly destroyed his own future, becoming a criminal of the Immortal Court, the Joyful True Buddha favored communicating with a person of intellect more.
“True Buddha, this way please.”
Lin Shuya respectfully raised an arm, even if all other ssenger Soldiers in the Immortal Departnt stood stupefied on both sides, casting an odd gaze at him, his face showed not the slightest change.
“Do you know why this old monk has co?”
The Joyful True Buddha strolled leisurely into the main hall, calmly taking the principal seat under this head of the Immortal Departnt’s guidance.
“I have so idea.” Lin Shuya’s body beneath that cyan robe couldn’t stop trembling, yet not from fear, but from joy.
Joy from finally having the chance to establish a legacy for humanity and thoroughly protect the Red Dust.
He forced calmness, seating himself to the side of the True Buddha.
“…”
Seeing this, the Joyful True Buddha’s smile carried a deeper aning, sowhat scornful, yet finding it interesting.
The reckless actions of True Monarch Shen Yi of the Three Immortals Sect had given an originally insignificant mortal the qualification to sit by the True Buddha, even to discuss major affairs of the Human World.
What an absurd and strange tale this was.
“Since this is the case, this old monk will speak frankly.”
The Joyful True Buddha looked at the crowd of cultivators in the hall with low Boundaries. All of them harbored hidden resentnt in their eyes, yet they had to forcibly suppress it, not daring to show the slightest.
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