Primordial Heavenly King (One Update Today, Getting Back to My Routine and Recharging)

High above the heavens, an immense procession rode the clouds and drove the mists toward the Buddha Kingdom. The formation was magnificent, with countless members: Immortals and gods guarded the front, divine generals protected the rear, and streams of immortal and auspicious qi surged into the sky. The Five Directional Jie Di accompanied them, while the Four Duty Officers cleared the way.

Even the carriage was drawn by qilin. The carriage itself was immaculate, but the materials used to fashion it were all rare heavenly treasures. The qilin growled low, swallowing and spitting out flashes of lightning as they trod across the heavenly gates, speeding toward the Buddha Kingdom.

Several people were inside the carriage.

Qi WuHuo sat with his eyes closed, quiet and still. Guanyin Bodhisattva was there, as was Ran Deng the Daoist, whose features were archaic. He watched the scenery outside, a trace of bitterness showing on his face.

With his eyes closed, Qi WuHuo sat within the Taiyi Realm, which was grounded in his Taiyi Cultivation Body. Great Dao Lord Yuchen sat cross-legged there, a long sword resting across his knees. His body was no longer as real as it had been when they met in the sea of blood more than fifty days ago. Ripples now faintly shimmered across him, and his figure had grown indistinct.

According to Great Dao Lord Yuchen, if Qi WuHuo did not go looking for him, he would soon gradually fade away. So, when he heard the Daoist speak of the matter concerning the Western Buddha Kingdom, the Great Dao Lord readily agreed to go. Ran Deng the Daoist, who had left the Western Buddha Kingdom long ago, came along after hearing about it, too.

The Jade Emperor had naturally equipped them with Heavenly Soldiers and Generals according to the