Volume Four: The Buddha Saves No One; Only I, the Demon, Deliver Them - The Undying Luo Qian (Part Two)

This Buddhist Treasure had been carved from the power of great vows made by eighty-one Buddhas or more. Its power was boundless, and all demons would retreat before it for a hundred days. Now this is a fine treasure.

Luo Qian no longer mentioned how hard Vengeful Souls were to find. He cheerfully made the deal with Master Xuqing, who knew better than to be stingy and gave him another ten percent in payment.

After leaving Master Xuqing, Luo Qian made no effort to avoid suspicion. He went straight to the old monk he had visited last time.

"Benefactor Luo, why have you not used the Wish-Granting Scepter I gave you?"

"Well, to use it, I have to call your Dharma name three times, but I still don't know what that name is..."

The two had enjoyed their last conversation so much that the old monk had forgotten to tell Luo Qian his Dharma name.

"Heh..." The old monk pressed his palms together. "My Dharma name is Xusheng." "Thank you, Master!" Luo Qian said nothing more, merely staring at him. Master Xusheng understood. He reached toward the floor, and a cloth bag appeared. "A pleasure doing business with you, Master. Until next time."

"Please wait, benefactor."

"I have recently been refining a Buddhist Treasure and need a certain material. It has become exceedingly rare in the Buddha Realm. Might I trouble you to look for it in the Immortal Realm?"

"Well..." This old monk talks far too much. Does he even need to ask? If there's money in it, of course I'm available. Without money, Luo Qian is a very busy man.

The old monk smiled and took something from his robe: a sphere. Each sharp spike was a Vajra Demon-Subduing Pestle. Luo Qian had gained far more than he