Journey to the West: Sun Wukong's Advice System Chapter 449 - 336 Who is the Traitor

Hearing the words of the Buddha Lord, the Origin Supre asked in a deep voice, "Chaos Martial Ancestor, is it true or false?"

"You already have the answer in your heart, why bother asking ?" the Buddha Lord said, sitting cross-legged in the void.

The Origin Supre fell silent for a mont.

Indeed, he already had his answer. When he saw the Buddha Lord arrive, he knew it.

How could such a transcendent being be fake?

That figure walking alone ahead of the Great Path, how could it be feigned?

"You, why have you co?" the Origin Supre asked again.

In the eyes of many Supres, the relationship between the Origin Supre and the Buddha Lord was not that good.

But after the Buddha Lord t with the Chaos Martial Ancestor, he ca to the Origin Realm because he felt that the Origin Supre’s initial resolve had not yet faded.

That was sufficient.

"I am about to die!" the Buddha Lord suddenly declared.

This ti, the Origin Supre was sowhat unable to maintain his composure.

In that mont, the expanse of stars where he was situated completely collapsed, and the Origin Realm trembled violently.

Innurable worlds of chaos existed, with countless living beings.

But there were only nine Supres!

Before the appearance of the Chaos Martial Ancestor, they were considered unrivaled.

Even when the Epoch Calamity occurred, they did not perish in the torrent of epochs.

While Supres could not claim to be immortal, they also had a great chance of existing throughout the ages.

He did not understand where the Buddha Lord’s talk of death ca from.

"Are you worried about the Epoch Calamity?" the Origin Supre asked in a deep voice, as the Epoch Calamity had the power to obliterate Supres.

The Buddha Lord shook his head: "If you get a chance, you must et the Chaos Martial Ancestor, perhaps then you will understand all the answers."

Having said this, he left without looking back.

The Origin Supre remained silent, gazing at the disappearing figure of the Buddha Lord. In that mont, he inexplicably felt sowhat envious.

This monk indeed had good fortune, to be able to et an existence like the Chaos Martial Ancestor.

Chaos Martial Ancestor... was it soone he could just et if he wished?

"Daddy, why did the big monk uncle co and then leave so quickly?" Cai Er ca over and asked.

"He ca to say goodbye to daddy," the Origin Supre said with a smile.

"Goodbye? Is the big monk uncle going to a very, very far place? But aren’t you Supre beings like you capable of crossing dozens, even hundreds of worlds in an instant?" Cai Er asked, puzzled.

"Yes, very far! Perhaps before long, I too will go, and when that ti cos... Cai Er, rember, you must go to the Vast Wilderness!" the Origin Supre said.

As his words fell, the entire Origin Realm seed to fall into silence.

"I see that the Buddha Lord has gone to et the Origin," said the Mystery Supre, his eyes half-closed while the Laws he was manipulating continued to turn, emitting a mysterious aura.

"I have deduced so things. It seems like the Buddha Lord is plotting sothing big."

He did not spell it out, but the implication was rather clear.

"Could it be that the Buddha Lord has betrayed us?" the Supre of the Blue Waves said coldly, "In the last epoch, we devised that plan, and the first half progressed perfectly,

As long as we survive this epoch unscathed, we are sure to transcend. Even if we cannot step upon the Great Path, we will no longer be troubled by the Epoch Calamities and truly exist eternally!

If the traitor is the Buddha Lord, I will surely annihilate him!"

"This sche was laid by us at a trendous cost; no one is allowed to disrupt it," said the Supre of Light ominously, "Mystery, is your deduction reliable?"

"Although I am a Supre who controls the art of deduction, don’t forget that the monk is also a Supre, and my skills are not yet capable of deducing a Supre’s precise trajectory," Mystery Supre asserted.

That said, his words seed to be steering the Buddha Lord towards being branded a traitor.

"No wonder he’s been acting strange since the Azure Cloud Sword erged, and it turns out he’s long been part of those vermin," the Supre of the Blue Waves said through gritted teeth.

This hatred was directed not only at the Buddha Lord but also against those Secret Forces.

In their view, the Supres who destroyed epochs were considered adversaries but not worriso, seen as nothing more than dood, inferior beings incapable of causing a stir.

Their primary opponents, their most significant threats, were the Hunters active across various epochs.

Those beings hunted epochs and Supres alike, fundantally breaching the bottom line of the many Supres.

"We should not jump to conclusions just yet; I don’t believe the Buddha Lord would betray us," the Supre of the Dao Realm spoke up.

"If I recall correctly, the Buddha Lord was once your Direct Disciple," said the Supre of Darkness, chuckling coldly after being silent for a while, "Back in the day, you had high hopes for him, wanting to nurture him into the second Supre of the Dao. Unfortunately, he defected!"

The words were tinged with mockery.

Yet, the Supre of the Dao Realm was as calm as ancient waters, entirely unconcerned.

"Are you thinking of excusing him?" the Supre of Light asked with a smile.

"Such matters require deliberation. It’s true that the Buddha Lord has strayed, but that doesn’t necessarily an he is a spy. We can’t wrongly release..." the Supre of the Dao Realm spoke, his gaze shifting towards the Mystery Supre.

Feeling that gaze, the Mystery Supre’s heart skipped a beat. He had played his role too well to be discovered, hadn’t he?!

"Mystery, what exactly did you deduce with the art of deduction?" the Supre of the Dao Realm inquired.

"Ever since the Buddha Lord and the Origin showed signs, I have been deducing with all my effort," the Mystery Supre confessed, "All I can deduce is that the Buddha Lord has been acting very strangely recently, plotting sothing."

He had not fabricated this; indeed, he had noticed sothing unusual.

After all, those present were all Supres, not so easily fooled.

At his words, the expressions of the many Supres darkened.

The destruction caused by a single Supre was unimaginable, and even they could not bear the consequences.