In a sense, once a person had been salvaged, it was no different from being killed. To some, it was even worse than death. After all, the dead merely lay quietly in the earth, while these salvaged, manipulated puppets could commit horrifying atrocities.
That was why the Hundred Clans had united to exterminate the Buddhist sect. Far too many powerful clans had suffered its scourge.
However, as had been said, while there were ill-intentioned people within the Buddhist sect, there were also truly upright and open-hearted great monks who harbored compassion. Such monks wielded considerable influence among the Hundred Clans and knew a great many powerful experts.
Thus, some people later stepped in to mediate, and in the end, the matter of severing the Buddhist sect's foundations in the Arctic Ice Plains was abandoned.
Afterward, those eminent Buddhist monks also acted to purge a number of corrupt scum with impure intentions, setting the Buddhist atmosphere in the Arctic Ice Plains right.
Yet once the seeds of suspicion had been planted, they often produced far-reaching consequences.
Just as at this very moment, Feng Ling did not conceal his coveting of the Peacock King Sutra. Such a divine power and Buddhist fruition was a veritable slab of fat meat to the Tiantian Clan, and in some respects, it could even rival the Divine Connection Post.
After all, the Divine Connection Post was useful only to low-realm martial artists of the Tiantian Clan. It was practically ineffective for celestial experts like Feng Ling.
The Peacock King Sutra, on the other hand, was a rare supreme divine art, wondrous method, and orthodox path of the Buddhist sect. The subtle words and profound principles contained within it could allow even those who did not cultivate Buddhist Martial Arts to comprehend the path of wisdom and