Ch. 2861Can a Monk Believe in Fate?
Key Plot Points and Events
- The White-Robed Monk, a Heavenly Emperor from the Spirit Mountain Ancestral Home, confronts Su Yi on the River of Destiny.
- The White-Robed Monk offers Su Yi a 'Path of Survival' in exchange for the Little Girl's Rahu spirit.
- Su Yi refuses and threatens to destroy the Spirit Mountain Ancestral Home if the White-Robed Monk doesn't leave.
- The White-Robed Monk attacks, but Star Toad Child intervenes, stirring up a torrent of destiny.
- The White-Robed Monk counters with a Heaven Covering Buddha hand, suppressing Star Toad Child.
- An Old Peacock appears, blocking the White-Robed Monk's attack with a current of fate.
Character Developments
- Su Yi remains calm and determined, standing his ground against the White-Robed Monk.
- The White-Robed Monk reveals his Heavenly Emperor-level power, showing his true strength.
- Star Toad Child demonstrates its power, stirring up the River of Destiny.
- The Old Peacock's appearance hints at its immense power and potential alliance with Su Yi.
Significant Themes
- Fate and destiny are central themes, with both Su Yi and the White-Robed Monk questioning and demonstrating their understanding of fate.
- Power dynamics are explored, with Heavenly Emperor-level forces clashing and the potential consequences of such actions.
- The consequences of one's actions and the karmic debts incurred are also themes, as seen in the White-Robed Monk's past and Su Yi's threats.
Character Interactions
- Su Yi and the White-Robed Monk engage in a tense standoff, with Su Yi refusing to back down.
- Star Toad Child and the Old Peacock interact, revealing a history and mutual respect.
- The Little Girl shows nervousness and fear, highlighting her vulnerability and dependence on Su Yi.
- Wen Zibo, Cheng Yue, and other cultivators remain silent and watchful, acknowledging the White-Robed Monk's identity and power.