Like Lian Yue, Ling Tian could form a Buddha Shadow in his mind, then imprint it onto one of the Lotus Petals that made up Lian Xin's true form. As the Buddha Shadow appeared, faint Sanskrit chants rang out. Clearly, he had already mastered the secret art of Buddhist Sanskrit Chants.
Of course, he had only grasped it in its initial stages. The Buddha Shadow on the Lotus Petal was still indistinct, and he would need to cultivate for a long time yet.
Ling Tian and Lian Yue had already mastered the secret art of Buddhist Sanskrit Chants, while Fairy Meng Shang, Hua Min'er, and the others had gained some insights as well.
In fact, after Ling Tian first sensed the Buddha Shadow in his mind and imprinted it onto a Lotus Petal, he had told Hua Min'er and the others about it. That had at least given them a place to start.
After comprehending for some time, Chong Lou was the first to sense a Buddha Shadow. He imprinted it onto one of his Natal Dan Artifacts, a string of Buddhist prayer beads. Faint Sanskrit chants rang out from them, so he had also gained an initial grasp of the secret art.
Chong Lou had originally wanted to imprint the Buddha Shadow onto his Order Divine Artifact, a Buddhist staff, but found he could not. So he turned to his prayer beads instead.
Based on Ling Tian and the others' deductions, the more Buddha Shadows one imprinted, the greater the power of the secret art would be.
Lian Xin and Lian Yue had hundreds, even thousands, of Lotus Petals. They could imprint a Buddha Shadow on every one and thus make quite a lot. Chong Lou's string of prayer beads had one hundred and eight beads, and each bead