Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1026 - Numerous Calculations, Letting Down No One

The Dauntless monk hesitated and faltered. Xiao An immediately understood what he wanted to do. She smiled. “Abbot, would you like to test the power of the Affliction Severing blade too?”

“I do. Who doesn’t have afflictions as people who live in this world?” The Dauntless monk shook his head with a smile.

Xiao An said nothing more, swinging down with the blade conveniently. The entire hall was illuminated by the flash of the blade before rapidly returning to gloominess.

The Dauntless monk brought his palms together and stood exactly where he was without budging.

Only a while later did he open his eyes and praise, “Sure enough, this blade is wondrous!”

“Come, come, come. There’s another one here!”

Li Qingshan placed his hand on the Unraging monk’s shoulder and called Xiao An.

“I have too many afflictions, far more than you can sever, so it’s fine even if they aren’t severed! It’s just like how you just stop worrying if there’s enough to bother you.” The Unraging monk smacked aside Li Qingshan’s hand and chuckled.

“You possess great wisdom, master, so assistance from a foreign object like this isn’t necessary,” said Xiao An.

“I’ve already told One Lamp to come. He’s only a step away from the third heavenly tribulation. He’s in need of this blade right now,” said the Dauntless monk. The Unraging monk did not need it, but the countless disciples of the Chan Monastery of Deva-Nāga did. After personally experiencing the wondrous powers of the Affliction Severing blade, he could already imagine a sight where all the disciples of the monastery were free of afflictions and their cultivation progressed drastically.

“Alright,” said Xiao An.

The Dauntless monk said a few more names in thought. They were all renowned figures in the monastery. Life always led to some afflictions, and cultivators did not necessarily have any fewer afflictions than mortals. In particular, mortals could live with these afflictions, but cultivators, especially buddhist cultivators, would struggle to advance their cultivation if they were haunted by these affli

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