Anyone with a discerning eye could see at a glance what was extraordinary about Meng Chuan.
That kind of discernment, Meng Chuan appreciated.
But anyone with a shred of sense would know: did your Brother Meng look like someone who would become a monk?
Of course, if Meng Chuan did agree to join the Buddhist Sect, he would not become an ordinary monk. He would go straight to being a Buddha.
But to Meng Chuan, a Buddha was no different from a monk.
Meng Chuan politely declined Baoyue Tathagata's offer of help.
He could travel quickly without relying on the Buddhist Sect.
There was no need to forge a connection with the Buddhist Sect over this and owe them a small favor.
Baoyue Tathagata was quite disappointed by Meng Chuan's refusal.
He genuinely hoped to build a friendly relationship with Meng Chuan and bring him into the fold.
After all, he had felt Meng Chuan's strength firsthand. Meng Chuan was well worth recruiting.
The Buddhist Sect was powerful, but no faction, however mighty, would turn away talent.
To his eyes, Meng Chuan looked like someone destined to have ties with the Buddhist Sect.
Unfortunately, it seemed that destiny would come to nothing.
Meng Chuan spoke with the two for a while and learned a little about them, though nothing secret, of course.
The Four Absolutes Daoist planned to leave Primordial Heaven and travel through more distant regions of Chaos.
Primordial Heaven might be called the center of the Boundless Chaos Sea, but that did not make it superior to the rest of the Boundless Chaos Sea.
To date, nothing had been found that was on a higher plane than the Boundless Chaos Sea itself.
As the Four Absolutes Daoist put it, once he had stayed there long enough, it was