[The Buddha's Heart Passes on the Lamp] Wu Song Is Spiritually Empowered; the [Emergency Headband] Is Developed! (Continued)

Only a few paintings revealed their true forms, radiating a heart-pounding divine glow.

The first painting.

The old man in the painting had a stern, upright face. He wore a purple robe and held a court tablet, his eyes shining with spirit!

It was Wei Zheng!

The second painting.

Clad in golden armor and a red robe, with a pale-gold face, he held a pair of gold-mounted, tile-faced iron maces and rode a Yellow Dapple Horse.

That domineering aura of claiming an enemy general's head amid ten thousand soldiers practically burst through the paper.

Qin Qiong!

The third painting.

He had a black face and a thick, curly beard, his tiger eyes wide open. He held a steel whip and wore black oiled armor.

The Great Tang's Duke of E, Yuchi Gong!

These three were precisely the Great Tang card spirits currently under Lin Chen's command.

At this moment.

Their portraits were the clearest in Lingyan Pavilion, echoing their true bodies in the outside world from afar and continuously drawing upon Lingyan Pavilion's blessings.

Not only that.

The fourth portrait was also slowly taking shape.

It depicted a middle-aged man dressed in a king's robe.

A divine bow hung at his waist. He stood beside a river, gazing into the distance at the rolling waves with a deep look in his eyes.

Though he wore no battle armor, he possessed the bearing of one who protected the borders and pacified the people.

King of Wuyue, Qian Liu!

He had entered the pavilion as well.

In history, King Qian had once served the Great Tang as Military Governor of Zhenhai and Military Governor of Zhendong, earning great merit by protecting the borders and pacifying the people.

His portrait had indeed been hung in Lingyan Pavilion, receiving the protection of the Great