Immortal and Martial Dual Cultivation Chapter 1126: Buddhist Amulet

Among the Secret Treasures, Xiao Chen was more interested in the Dragon’s Gate Totem and the Heavenly Dragon City, because he had heard of the others before and was no stranger to them.

However, this was the first time he heard of the Dragon’s Gate’s Totem and the Heavenly Dragon City.

After thinking about it, he handed the jade strip to Mo Chen. While he knew a little about refining Secret Treasures, compared to Mo Chen, who had the Book of Heavenly Works, he was definitely much inferior to her. It was more appropriate to hand this over to her.

As the saying went, “employ one’s talents to the fullest.” There was no need for Xiao Chen to monopolize everything.

After Mo Chen received the jade strip and took a look, she became extremely excited. This was probably the treasure in the entire Dragon’s Gate Treasure Trove that made her the happiest.

After opening the second embroidered box, Xiao Chen saw a mysterious black amulet made of an unknown material.

The Buddha image carved on the front of the amulet was quite unusual, different from the various Buddha images that Xiao Chen was familiar with. This Buddha image possessed eight hands, which covered its eyes, nose, ears, mouth, belly button, and heart; it looked bizarre.

“Mo Chen, what is this?” Xiao Chen asked Mo Chen, who was beside him.

Not too long ago, she had spent some time reading through the ancient records of Buddhism. She should have some ideas of what this was.

“This is a Buddhist amulet, an ancient Buddhist sect decorative item similar to Buddhist prayer beads and bracelets. However, this kind of Buddhist amulet is even more ancient. There were many kinds of Buddhist decorative items.” Mo Chen paused here for a moment, then continued, “In the orthodox Buddhist teachings, unless one was a highly ranked monk or the abbot, one was strictly barred from wearing decorative items.

“However, only Buddhist amulets were not truly considered just a decorative item. They were controlled by the high-ranked monks and given to the disciples of the later generations. T

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