Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 568 - Within the Demon Suppression Hall

The influence of such a supreme prodigy like this was far too great. Once he decided to support her in her path to the peak of the cultivation world, then if it resulted in any negative consequences, he would have to bear it all alone.

Several thousand years ago, the Chan Monastery of Deva-Nāga had once produced a buddhist genius known to be unrivalled, yet in the end, the monastery suffered tremendous losses, almost falling into decline. With this as a lesson, how could the Dauntless monk afford to be careless? He asked the Unraging monk again, “And why do you want that kid as your disciple?”

“I just find him pleasing to the eye,” the Unraging monk said as he chuckled. He could sense something special from Li Qingshan.

Just when the Dauntless monk wanted to ask further, the Unraging monk said, “Look, they’re already there.”

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It was as if they had been sucked into a black vortex, reaching the bottom of the water, passing through and setting foot in a different world.

Li Qingshan and Xiao An stood hand in hand. They looked around, only to see they had already arrived in a magnificent room. The ground was layered with golden tiles, while gold leaf covered the walls, detailed with graceful patterns. It resembled an imperial palace, forming a clear contrast with the gate that was close to falling apart.

However, when Li Qingshan studied the surroundings carefully, he discovered this was not an imperial palace, but a prison.

The room they were standing in was a cage. Before him was a row of glistening bars, blocking the path out, while opposite of the bars were similar rooms.

Li Qingshan walked over and pushed gently. With a clank, the prison door opened.

He arrived in a wide passageway, which was also beautifully decorated, but on the two sides of the passageway were various cages of different sizes.

Li Qingshan asked in confusion, “Why is the Demon Suppression hall built like a prison?”

When the Demon Suppression hall was first constructed, it did indeed function as a prison. The monks of the monastery would cap

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