"Only effective for one user?" Bai scratched her head. "What kind of strange setting is that...?"
"My injuries aren't serious. A few days of rest will be enough, so don't worry about it." Sang Yun gently stroked a certain Sacred Beast's head and smiled softly.
Since the Saintess had come here, it meant the village's affairs had more or less found a proper solution, though overall it felt somewhat like a tiger's head and a snake's tail.
"Thank you, Master, for coming to our aid." Sang Yun looked toward the Buddha Lord, who was planting rice seedlings not far away. "My name is Sang Yun. I am the Saintess of this village."
During the days the Buddha Lord had spent in the village, she had naturally kept an eye on him, but they had never spoken. Today was their first meeting in the true sense.
As for the High Priest, the priests, and the others, perhaps considering what the Buddha Lord had done since coming to the village, as well as his temperament, they had not come along.
For a transcendent powerhouse like him, doing too much might instead provoke resentment. It was better to maintain the original state of affairs.
"Mm." The Buddha Lord nodded in acknowledgment.
He had already said everything that needed to be said. Sang Yun had presumably learned it all already, so there was no need to waste breath introducing himself again.
"Oh, right, Monk." Bai seemed to recall something and asked curiously, "You're so powerful. You must be some important figure from a major faction, right?"
The Buddha Lord shook his head. "I am no important figure, merely an ordinary monk. I hold no position within the sect."
He had completely relinquished his duties. He was not even a Buddha anymore, so there was