Primordial Era: My Casual Remark Dismantles the Jie Sect!
Chapter 66

Fairy of Chan Jiao Blocks the Road to Demand Merit

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This was good!

There was no danger to their lives!

But Tang Sanzang's expression changed, and he cried out, "A year?!"

Jinling nodded.

"That's right, one year!"

"Holy Monk, you are still a mortal and bear an imperial decree. You truly cannot afford to delay for a year!"

Tang Sanzang nodded frantically!

That was exactly what he was worried about!

Jinling smiled.

"Let the Holy Monk know that your Journey to the West holds boundless Merit."

"All my fellow disciples wish to obtain some Merit."

"I am merely the first!"

What?!

Tang Sanzang was dumbfounded.

So Fairy Jinling before him was not the last one, but merely the first?

She was a Sage's disciple.

Then her fellow disciples were naturally Sage disciples as well?

Tang Sanzang's mouth turned bitter. "Fairy, this humble monk is only a mortal."

Jinling cut him off.

"I know you are a mortal, which is why I am waiting for someone from the West who can make decisions to come!"

Tang Sanzang argued, "Fairy, why would the great powers of Western Heaven manifest before a mortal like this humble monk?"

Jinling smiled. "They must come, unless they no longer want the Rise of the West."

After saying that, she ignored the three master and disciples. With a casual point, a high platform manifested. She leaped onto it, landed upon a meditation cushion, closed her eyes, and began comprehending the Dao.

Tang Sanzang and his two disciples could only stand properly beneath the platform.

Sneak away?

None of the three had the nerve.

Not even Tang Sanzang had such nerve.

He quietly asked Zhu Bajie, "Bajie, can the Buddha Ancestor of Western Heaven truly manifest in the mortal world?"

Tang Sanzang simply found it all particularly unbelievable.

Zhu Bajie answered seriously, "Master, didn't the Sect Leader say

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