Passing on the Light of Buddha's Wisdom: Enchanting Wu Song and Developing an Emergency Headband! (Continued)

"In Buddhism, the word 'fire' refers to the fire of wrath in the hearts of living beings—the karmic fire kindled by the three poisons of Greed, Wrath, and Ignorance.

"That is why they speak of the 'three poisons burning the body.'

"The berserk bloodlust and mad ravings of those evil gods, in the eyes of Buddhism, are fundamentally nothing more than deluded thoughts born of heart-fire.

"The heavier one's obsession, the fiercer the fire.

"And when the fire burns too fiercely, people easily go mad.

"This third fan does not extinguish fire on a physical level at all.

"What it truly extinguishes is that evil fire of obsession within the heart!"

By the end, Ji Gong unexpectedly pressed his palms together and softly recited a Buddhist invocation:

"Amitabha. In all my years, this humble monk never once managed to use this move.

"Yet you brat actually forged it with a fan."

A genuine trace of emotion passed through his clouded old eyes.

Lin Chen smiled. "No matter how extravagantly we praise this treasure until flowers rain from the sky, we still have to test its effects first!"

The Great Yin Nurtures the Fan, an Innate Supreme Treasure! Great Horn Demon Star, Turned to One's Own Use!

Holding the plantain fan, he raised his head and looked around.

Thirty zhang away lay a blue-gray boulder as large as a tabletop.

"I'll use this for a small test of my ox-cleaver first~"

Lin Chen did not use much spiritual power.

He merely raised his hand casually and gave the boulder a light wave of the fan.

When the fan swept out, there was no howling gale, no exploding blast of air.

There was only a faint wisp of gray yin wind, like a cool draft passing through a hall, drifting lightly toward