Just as the Heavy Sword was about to sweep into the Buddha statue, Tang Yan stayed his hand again.
He felt there were many things that did not make sense.
If the Buddha had left an inheritance, he should have given Buddhist Sect disciples priority. But what Buddhist Sect disciple would dare commit such sacrilege against the Buddha and shatter his golden body?
Second, were the Spirit Bodies on the island really afraid of being reduced to dust and ashes? Could their fear be an act?
Third, they stood opposed to the Human Clan. Would they really be kind enough to release the Buddha's inheritance?
Fourth, these Spirit Bodies did not even dare come within a thousand feet of the Buddha statue. Were they worthy of guarding the Buddha? Wasn't the Buddha suppressing them instead?
Tang Yan studied the Buddha statue and sent his Divine Sense inside it again, but still discovered nothing.
After a little thought, Tang Yan concluded that there must be something inside the statue, but it most likely was not the Buddha's inheritance.
With that thought, Tang Yan put away the Heavy Sword, turned, and walked away.
"Good thing you put away your sword, young master. Desecrating the Buddha is a grave sacrilege. It would be terrible if you were punished!" the snake-headed monster said gleefully.
"Those bald donkeys are so annoying, and they have so many rules. You're very wise to stay away from them, young master!" The other Spirit Bodies chimed in with delighted flattery.
"Yes, that's what I thought too. I'm not joining the Buddhist Sect anyway, so the inheritance is no use to me. I'm off!" Tang Yan waved, rose into the air, and flew off the island in the blink of an eye.
When Tang Yan's figure vanished beyond the horizon,