Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1078: Touch Him and See What Happens

The Unraging monk said nothing, only nodding towards the Dauntless monk. He could argue and attempt to justify Li Qingshan’s actions, but someone had to take responsibility for everything.

“Alright! Carry out the punishments, Disciplinary courtyard!” the Dauntless monk ordered authoritatively, but his brows were heavily furrowed. If he had not been the abbot of the Chan Monastery of Deva-Nāga, he would rather endure the punishments by beating himself.

“Yes, abbot.” Annihilum Brilliance took out a dark and heavy disciplinary staff. It was clearly quite a mismatch between his hunched-over shape and the huge disciplinary staff, but they were just as stern in appearance. He arrived behind the Unraging monk and said sternly, “Please lean over, senior uncle!”

The shackles jangled, and the Unraging monk lay down on the ground with his huge, chubby body. There was a ruckus among the spectating monks. That was a Monk King after all! No matter how unruly and brazen he seemed on the surface, he was still someone they had to look up to, so how could he endure such humiliation? Even the people who felt furious and indignant suddenly eased up inside.

The sighs of the various head monks and elders grew even heavier. They all shut their eyes.

The staff was raised high into the air, about to fall.

“Hold on!” The Seven Treasures Monk King suddenly stopped him.

“What do you have to say, senior brother Seven Treasures?” the Dauntless monk asked.

“Unraging may have broken the rules, but as a Monk King, regular monks do not have the right to punish him. He cannot be punished by monks from the same sect either, just in case of the suspicion of bias,” said the Seven Treasures Monk King.

“Where are we supposed to find a great master of vinaya at a time like this?” The Dauntless monk frowned.

Monk Kings held an extremely great status within buddhism. If they broke the rules or precepts, they would usually invite a great master of laws from the school of vinaya to judge them. They would carry out a set of extremely solemn and tedious procedures before

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