Phoenix Tree Continent lay geographically above Western Regions, Lanzhou. Since that was the case, Ji Yuan could pay Old Monk Foyin a visit and deliver a set of books to Tu Yi along the way.
With no need to worry about anything else, Ji Yuan unleashed his Sword Escape at full force. His flying speed was naturally astonishing; in little more than half a month, he could already see the landmass of Western Regions, Lanzhou from afar in the sky.
Some Buddhist cultivation methods founded upon vow-power, along with the grand vows one made oneself, used vow-power as support in conjunction with one's own enlightenment of Buddhist Dharma and meditative cultivation.
This was also because Buddhism made exceptionally effective use of merit, even surpassing certain paths of gods. It was closely integrated with one's own cultivation, helping Buddhist disciples raise their cultivation and Buddha Nature more quickly, thereby lowering the demands placed upon aptitude and allowing them to proclaim that everyone could become a Buddha.
For all these complicated reasons, Buddhism would naturally care even more about the foundation of its own believers. Thus, Ji Yuan believed that persuading Buddhism should not pose much of a problem—at the very least, persuading the eminent monks of the mainstream Buddhist cultivation systems would not be too difficult.
While traveling, Ji Yuan had time to ponder deeply and calculate his opponents' reactions. Those fellows truly were not a solid slab of iron; each had his own petty schemes. Yet Zhu Yan had vanished before, and now Hou had disappeared once more. Though the latter could be blamed on the Phoenix, they presumably all knew what Hou's objective had been.
Moreover, Phoenix Xi Huang's injury should have been within their calculations, and they had an insider within Immortal Mist Island as well. Therefore, Hou's