At the same time, Meng Zhao's Emperor Dragon Primordial Spirit abruptly transformed into the form of a Wisdom King. It was the Immovable Wisdom King Subduing Demon Great Hand Seal divine art he had once cultivated intensively, one of Buddhism's supreme divine arts, no inferior to the Peacock King Sutra and capable of condensing Buddha fruition.
At this moment, the Dan Qing portrayed by Meng Zhao had twenty-three paths of Buddha light circling behind his head. With lowered brows and gentle eyes, his treasure-like visage was solemn and dignified, his palms pressed together. He was virtually indistinguishable from a True Buddha. If he descended into the mortal world and ordinary people saw him, they would only believe that a True Buddha had come into the world.
A moment later, Meng Zhao slowly opened his eyes. For an instant, his original purple-black interwoven Dragon Pupils appeared, before transforming into a pair of golden Buddha Eyes.
He looked toward the surrounding relief carvings. The silver-white stone slabs linked head to tail, their carving craftsmanship exquisite as they vividly recounted the myth of Buddha attaining enlightenment beneath the Bodhi Tree, being swallowed by the Peacock, ultimately bursting from its belly, sitting cross-legged upon the Peacock's back, flying to the Great Thunderclap Monastery of the Western Heaven, and conferring upon the Peacock the title of Peacock Tail Mother Buddha Great Wisdom King.
Meng Zhao noticed something strange. The Buddha in these reliefs was faceless, and his aura was rather bizarre. Meanwhile, the Peacock displayed every trace of a fierce and savage charm, so profound that it seemed as if it would come alive from the relief in the next moment and kill Meng Zhao.
That was extremely strange.
Indeed, no one knew Buddha's exact appearance, but his Dharma body—the form of Tathagata—was known to