"Black Wind Mountain..."
As the former home of the Black Bear Demon who had once stolen the cassock, Black Wind Mountain was surprisingly still rather famous.
Following the records of Journey to the West, Adam searched the region between the Tang Dynasty and the Ü-Tsang Kingdom. He only had to ask around casually to learn Black Wind Mountain's location.
According to that little demon, the Black Wind King had obtained a Buddhist Treasure from South Sea Guanyin and learned a marvelous art of resurrection. Quite a few Demonic Beasts now intended to join him.
"A Buddhist Treasure? Resurrection?"
Adam stroked his chin.
"Was Wukong's root being used as the Sharira from Golden Light Temple?"
Either way, he only needed to go there first.
Upon reaching the vicinity of Black Wind Mountain, Adam looked down at the incense-filled Guanyin Monastery below, his expression turning somewhat complicated.
The main reason was that most of those burning incense and worshipping Buddha in Guanyin Monastery were demons, chiefly Wolf Demons. These creatures that fed on flesh and blood were chanting sutras and worshipping Buddha—and the one they worshipped was Guanyin.
How should he put it... It felt both ironic and hellishly out of place.
Still, this showed that although the Black Bear Demon had returned to Black Wind Mountain, he remained Guanyin's subordinate and still had to maintain the worship of Guanyin, even if it was merely for show.
After all, it was hard to say what practical benefit Guanyin could gain from this pack of wolves and snakes chanting scriptures and kowtowing before her statue.
Adam looked toward the villages at the foot of the mountain. These demons were actually able to coexist with humans in relative harmony, even paying money to buy things.
No wonder some people even dared to climb the