Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1006 - The Ninth Floor of the Demon Suppression Hall

Even non-buddhists would be overcome with a shock of the immensity of buddhism at this sight. Li Qingshan had been like that in the past, but right now, he thought of something different altogether, If I assume my form of the demonic and divine, I’d still be much shorter than Great Buddha mountain!

“Who is it? Flying is forbidden above the Chan Monastery of Deva-Nāga!” A bellow rang out from the monastery.

“I almost forgot about this rule!” Li Qingshan descended from above and arrived at the huge entrance. He called out, “Secular disciple Li Qingshan!”

His voice rolled out, booming through the entire mountain.

Behind the mountain, before the Demon Suppression hall.

“What, he still won’t come out?” the Dauntless monk asked with a frown.

The Unraging monk shook his head. His plump face that always had a smile was now filled with worry. “If we hadn’t sealed up his cultivation, he would have suffered from cultivation deviation already. However, if this continues…”

“Then no wonder. Even you or I cannot just shrug off something like that. If we had the Affliction Severing blade, there might still be a chance to save him.” The Dauntless monk sighed heavily.

“His inner demons have already become deeply rooted. Even with the Affliction Severing blade, it might not be enough to sever all of his afflictions,” said the Unraging monk.

“I wonder where the Golden Cicada Spirit King is right now.”

The two Monk Kings were in a discussion when they suddenly looked back. Li Qingshan’s voice then rolled over.

“Li Qingshan!” The Dauntless monk frowned slightly. He had no good impression of Li Qingshan. He asked the Unraging monk, “Has he really undergone the third heavenly tribulation?”

“You’ll know when you see him!” The Unraging monk smiled. He opened his mouth and yelled back, “Damned disciple, why don’t you get over here now?”

“I’m coming!” Li Qingshan smiled and strode over.

The other monks only heard him. Before they could even make him out, he had already crossed through the entrance and passed through the halls and pavilions, arriving at the

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