allonlinenovel Chapter 811: Journey to the West Sequel - Salvation Merit 37
Chapter 811: Journey to the West Sequel - Salvation Merit 37
Not to mention that after Chenxiang heard the words of the Three Holy Mothers, he was thinking about how to help his mother and Ruyi reconcile, but the protagonist Ruyi they were talking about had already forced out all the will of heaven from Jin Chanzi's body.
Ruyi took out the Soul Devouring Stone that she had obtained from the world of "Dream of Red Mansions" long ago, and tried to stuff the Will of Heaven in her hand into the Soul Devouring Stone. However, she did not expect that the Soul Devouring Stone would tremble violently within a few seconds after swallowing the Will of Heaven. The trembling of the Soul Devouring Stone became more and more violent, until there was a bang, and the entire Soul Devouring Stone exploded.
The will of heaven took the opportunity to crash into Ruyi's forehead, wanting to directly invade Ruyi's body and occupy Ruyi's flesh, but as soon as it touched Ruyi's forehead, it was stopped by a golden light.
Ruyi was startled and cold sweat broke out on her face. The process of eliminating the Will of Heaven was too smooth, which made her relax her vigilance for a moment. She forgot how cunning and treacherous the Will of Heaven was, and she was almost taken advantage of.
"The Soul Devouring Stone is really not of high enough level, is it?" The level difference between the world of "Dream of Red Mansions" and the world of "The Sequel to Journey to the West" is too big. It is normal that the Soul Devouring Stone obtained in "Dream of Red Mansions" cannot carry the will of heaven in "The Sequel to Journey to the West". Ruyi was just a little disappointed about this, but not surprised.
"But what should we do with these Heavenly Wills now?" Ruyi now has two balls of Heavenly Wills from "The Sequel to Journey to the West" in his hands. One ball is mixed with the merits that he had absorbed from Tang Sanzang, and the other ball was just forced out from Jin Chanzi.
Judging from the source, these two wills are essentially the same will of Heaven, but they were taken out one after another by Ruyi. Even if they were put together, it would not be a big deal. However, as soon as Ruyi thought that it was the will of Heaven that seemed to be nothing serious that wanted to invade his brain, he felt that he must not let them be combined like this.
But now the Soul-Devouring Stone is of no use, and there is no other carrier. In addition to what happened before, Ruyi is really worried about leaving them in his own space. Therefore, there are only two ways to deal with these two groups of Heavenly Will. One is to completely destroy them, and the second is to find a carrier for them and then directly control the carrier.
The first method is simply a fantasy for Ruyi. Not to mention that she is now a quasi-saint, even if she is a saint, she cannot erase the will of the Heavenly Dao. Didn't you see that even the Great Heavenly Dao of the comprehensive world cannot erase the will of the world of "The Sequel to Journey to the West", let alone Ruyi.
The second method is both good and bad. The good thing is that the will of heaven is not easy to eliminate, but the carrier can suppress it. The bad thing is that after one carrier is gone, you have to prepare for the next one, and the will of heaven obviously will not stay in one carrier and allow Ruyi to control it.
"So, we have to find a carrier that can't be replaced or moved at will."
For a moment, Ruyi couldn't think of any suitable carrier, so he could only temporarily take the Will of Heaven in his hand back into the space. Just to be on the safe side, Ruyi specially used the innate energy of creation mixed with the power of merit to make two isolation bubbles for the two groups of Will of Heaven in his hands.
After Ruyi helped Jin Chanzi force out the will of heaven in his body, Jin Chanzi was in a coma for nearly half a month before waking up. Jin Chanzi was not completely unaware of what Ruyi had done for him during this period, so after he fully woke up, the first thing he did was to thank Ruyi.
"Thank you, Fairy Ruyi, for helping me to force out the pollution in my body, so that I can regain my sanity. Thank you, Fairy Ruyi."
Jin Chanzi not only recovered all of his memories before reincarnation as Tang Sanzang, but also recovered all of his memories during the period when he was suppressed by the Will of Heaven. From Tang Sanzang's memory, Jin Chanzi learned that if Ruyi had not sucked Tang Sanzang's two breaths, causing serious damage to the Will of Heaven, he might have been completely replaced by the Will of Heaven during the Journey to the West.
The reason why he could still retain a little sanity was precisely because of the two mouthfuls of Tang Monk's flesh that Ruyi had sucked away. Although it had sucked away a lot of merit from Jin Chanzi, it had also helped him absorb most of the will of heaven that had infected his soul.
"Well, just don't blame me for sucking away your merits."
Ruyi felt a little embarrassed. Although the merits were absorbed, it was a bit awkward to be approached in person.
"No, that's not what I meant. Fairy Ruyi, you misunderstood." Jin Chanzi was indeed impatient. Even after practicing Buddhism for so many years, he was unable to suppress his impatience. Seeing that Ruyi seemed to have misunderstood his meaning, Jin Chanzi hurriedly explained.
Fortunately, Ruyi was not the kind of person who would misunderstand without listening to explanations. Seeing that Jin Chanzi wanted to explain, she listened obediently. After learning the whole story from Jin Chanzi, Ruyi could not help but sigh: "It really fits the saying 'blessings are accompanied by misfortunes, and misfortunes are accompanied by blessings'!"
Since Jin Chanzi didn't mind that she sucked away his merits and was very grateful to her, Ruyi didn't test him any further and directly told him about her plan to promote him to be the new Buddha.
"Should I be the Buddha? But shouldn't the Buddha be Tathagata?"
"Don't worry about Tathagata for now, just tell me whether you want to be the Buddha or not." Ruyi became a little impatient when he heard him mention Tathagata and interrupted him directly.
In fact, Jin Chanzi doesn't like Tathagata very much. In terms of seniority, Jin Chanzi is a ferocious beast that has existed since ancient times. How could he be willing to be a good disciple of Tathagata?
"Monks don't tell lies." Jin Chanzi could see that Ruyi was serious, so he answered seriously, "I do. I dream about it!"
He is not a fool as he has just joined the Buddhist sect to practice Buddhism. Moreover, the Buddhist rules and regulations only require Buddhists to do good and not do evil, but they do not ask Buddhists not to pursue fame and status. Otherwise, why should there be a distinction between the status of Buddha, Bodhisattva, Arhat, messenger, etc.
"Okay, since you are so straightforward, I will be too." Since Jin Chanzi had agreed, he could not go back on his word. Ruyi nodded, motioned Jin Chanzi to come closer, and then told him her plan.
Ruyi's entire plan was very concise and clear, without any ambiguity or distortion. She planned to wait for Sun Wukong and his companions to bring back the last relic from Lingshan, and then take Jin Chanzi with Sun Wukong and his companions to attack Lingshan together.
“Once all the relics are collected, I will give them to you to swallow. You should refine them well. After that, you will deal with Wu Tian. As for Wu Tian’s subordinates, leave them to us!”
Originally, Ruyi planned to deal with Wutan by herself, but after thinking about it, she was afraid that she would not be able to defeat him. As for the sarira, it was a thing used exclusively by Buddhists in this world. She originally planned to secretly take it away and refine it herself, but after trying, she found that she could not refine the sarira by herself, so she had no choice but to give up.
As for the different Buddhist teachings on each relic, whether the golden cicada relic can be refined, to be honest, Ruyi is not very sure. At worst, we can talk about it when the time comes.