From what Lin Tian knew of the Tang Monk, once he became a Buddha, he would surely regard this child as a deeply taboo subject. The child could become a means of bringing down Tathagata in the future.
Of course, whether the child would prove useful in the future remained uncertain, but she could be nurtured.
Lin Tian would wager that once this child grew up, the Tang Monk would certainly refuse to acknowledge her.
Someone who trod over mountains of corpses and seas of blood to become a Buddha had a very dark heart.
After Lin Tian spoke with the queen for a while, the Tang Monk finally could not hold out any longer. He was about to give birth.
Lin Tian hurried inside. Seeing the Tang Monk in pain, he immediately said, "It's time. I'll perform a cesarean!"
The queen came over as well to see how a child could be delivered by cutting open the abdomen.
Without wasting words, Lin Tian drew a finger across the Tang Monk's belly, instantly slicing it open.
A placenta had already formed inside. This was the remarkable power of the Child-and-Mother River: having no womb did not matter-it simply created a placenta for you!
Lin Tian cut open the placenta and took out the infant, then cut away the placenta as well!
After taking out the infant, Lin Tian brought out his Three Lights Divine Water and applied a drop directly to the Tang Monk.
The power of the Three Lights Divine Water began to surge. In an instant, the Tang Monk's belly began to mend, as though it had never been cut open.
Zhu Bajie exclaimed in astonishment, "Oh! It's closing up! It's closing up!"
Soon, the Tang Monk's belly had returned to its original state.
Lin Tian took the