Everlasting Immortal Firmament Book 07 Chapter 065: Source of Trouble

A vast fog shrouded Borderless Heavenly Capital.

Gu Hai charged in, his eyes blazing with rage.

Swastikas appeared everywhere in the vast fog. This symbol spread throughout Borderless Heavenly Capital as someone chanted the scriptures. When countless citizens heard this, they covered their ears in pain. However, some citizens suddenly pressed their palms together, appearing to have a heart for Buddhism. Those people’s eyes turned blank.

“The Future Scripture? Forcibly purifying the Borderless Heavenly Capital citizens?” the Unborn Man said in shock and rage.

When Gu Hai purified the corpse demons at Three Mountains City, that was a good purification. He had done it to return those people to their senses. However, the Future Buddha was performing a malicious purification, wanting to brainwash everyone.

“Kill! Kill! Kill!”

At the Soaring Palace Hall’s plaza, one hundred thousand Divine Demon Army soldiers roared, using their vehement shouts of “kill” to counter the erosion of the Future Scripture’s chanting.

The buddhas, bodhisattvas, and arhats following behind the Future Buddha chanted with all their might, trying to purify the Han Nation officials at the Soaring Palace Hall.

A transparent ball of light covered the palace. When the Future Buddha landed palm strikes on the transparent ball, the Soaring Palace Hall’s plaza only shook slightly; the officials remained fine.

“The Primal Essence Pearl? Humph! Although it can stop this buddha’s palm strikes, it cannot stop this buddha’s voice. Let’s see how long you can last!” the Future Buddha said coldly.

After the Future Buddha spoke, the chanting intensified. Although Heaven had taken away the calligraphy Dao laws, all calligraphy Dao scriptures previously existing in the world could still be used.

The Buddhist chanting resounded throughout the city.

“Argh!”

Black smoke immediately came out of Chang Ming’s body; he was being purified by the Buddhist chanting, which put him in incredible pain. The blood race seemed particularly vulnerable to the Buddhist c

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