The two saints of the Western Teachings, Taoist Jieyin and Zhunti Taoist, had both fallen.
The Western Teachings were now in utter chaos.
Especially the powerful figures holding Buddhist fruition ranks within the Western Teachings—the so-called Arhats, Bodhisattvas, and the like—were all plunged into panic.
The Four Great Bodhisattvas led by Guanyin had completely lost track of what they should do next.
With all the great saints present, there was nothing a mere quasi-saint like her could say.
Yet in truth, aside from her, the Western Teachings no longer had anyone of sufficient prestige to take charge.
Not only her—even the hundreds of Arhats went without saying. Some had already begun slipping away in secret, unwilling to show themselves again.
The Western Teachings had completely collapsed.
Without the Two Saints of the West to sustain it, the Western Teachings had long incurred the dissatisfaction of countless factions. Now, someone had finally acted, slaughtering the Two Saints of the West and causing them to fall.
This was the beginning of a major event.
The Western Teachings would bear the brunt of it.
The so-called transformation of Hu into Buddhism could no longer even be mentioned.
Tai Shang had always harbored such thoughts.
Many of the things the Two Saints of the West had done had aroused public resentment.
Only Primordial Heavenly Venerate had shared common interests with the Two Saints of the West. Their cooperation was entangled with no small amount of profit.
But now, the Two Saints of the West, Taoist Jieyin and Zhunti Taoist, had both fallen.
When Primordial Heavenly Venerate was powerless to intervene, he knew there was no way to change the outcome.
It was truly too regrettable for the Chan Teaching.
Still, Primordial Heavenly Venerate could comfort himself in his inner heart.
At least during the