Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 929 - Purging Demons (Seven)

Li Qingshan suddenly looked back, only to see the Divine Nun of the South Sea lunging towards Xiao An. Even he had never anticipated the Divine Nun of the South Sea to be so caught up on this, but he was not too worried.

The techniques of the school of vinaya were extremely impressive. Given his current reaction and speed, he could only endure it, not dodge it. However, its fatal flaws were its limited uses, and the caster would endure a backlash if it was forcefully broken through.

During the battle of Fire Melt mountain, Li Qingshan had praised the Divine Nun of the South Sea’s techniques, but he also saw through these two flaws. And sure enough, as Xiao An had said, the Divine Nun of the South Sea was not skilled at battle. She tried to deal with Xiao An while he was caught. It seemed clever, but Xiao An was not an easy target either. Forcing her into the battle would only speed up her defeat.

Xiao An waved her hand gently, and a string of Skull Prayer Beads flew out, turning into hideous skulls. The Samādhi Flames of White Bone burned within their eye sockets as they let out soul-stirring cackles. They spiralled about as they fell into the Skeleton Demon Formation around her.

“Paths of Heresy, Forbidden by the Preceptual Decrees!”

The Divine Nun of the South Sea bellowed out, and the strange cackles of the Skeleton Demons were immediately suppressed. Wherever the golden light reached, the Skeleton Demons seemed to sink into mud. The entire Skeleton Demon Formation slowed down and halted, no longer a formation anymore.

“The Boundless Buddhist Dharma, the Preceptual Decrees Subdue Demons!”

The Divine Nun of the South Sea tossed her scripture into the air gently, which scattered as glistening pages that were as large as doors. They wrapped around Xiao An and enveloped her.

Xiao An did not go anywhere. She swung the Blood Sea Banner, and a sea of blood whistled out, darting left and right and holding back the golden pages. Not only was it not suppressed by the buddhist glow, but its foul liquid splashed about, even dimming

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