Monk Wu Sheng accepted his fate. He couldn't imagine that Su Li's heart was really so flawless. He had committed such a heinous act of murder, but his merits protected his body from all evil.
Although he had just achieved the golden elixir, he was already entangled with so many golden elixirs and even the resentment of Nascent Soul, and more importantly, there was the terrifying demon from outside!
No wonder Chi Lao can't seduce this guy. With such determination, he should suppress the evil calamity...
He stopped playing with those fancy things and took out another Buddhist treasure.
"Big Buddha Holy Tablet!"
Yuyangzi recognized the origin of this Buddhist treasure and quickly reminded the Jingguang Liuli Realm:
"Sword Sect Su Li, this Great Buddha Holy Tablet is a Dharma-protecting Buddha treasure passed down to Jingguang Temple by the Buddha in the Upper Realm. Activate it with the magic of lotus, and it will show infinite power... You have to be careful."
But he saw that the Buddhist amulet, which was made of pure gold, gradually emitted black energy in Wu Sheng's hand, and then suddenly fell into his evil ghost's golden body...
The next moment, the golden body expanded infinitely and became a 'big Buddha' with a body of a hundred meters but a green face and fangs.
Monk Wusheng was located in the center of this 'Demon Buddha'. His eyes were calm and he looked at Su Li kindly. He said: "All living beings are suffering and they need me to free them!"
"You think too much!" Su Li retorted, and then activated the Prison Cliff Talisman in the golden elixir to the extreme.
Suddenly, the prison cliff appeared above the head of the 'Devil Buddha'. It was a mountain cliff as thick as the earth and as steep as a sword. The suppressive power covered its head, making the body of the Demon Buddha seem to be shorter.
But the effect seems to be that. This is a Buddhist treasure after all, and it cannot be suppressed so easily.
The next moment, Wu Sheng saw that Su Li finally revealed the source of the suppressive power that seemed to be invulnerable to all laws. He immediately controlled the demon Buddha to stomp on Su Li...
The Prison Cliff Talisman has been revealed to be used to restrain the Demon Buddha, so what other means does he have to protect himself?
Su Li has many tricks up his sleeve... This Demon Buddha may be terrifying, but his Prison Cliff Talisman and the "Prison" talisman have never been shown!
The next moment, dozens of chains suddenly sprang out from the bottom of the prison cliff, and then quickly wrapped around the demon Buddha's body, grabbing its limbs and torso...
Therefore, there is no way that the Demon Buddha can step on it.
"Huh~"
Su Li was out of breath. To hold on to the demon Buddha, he would have to expend a lot of real energy in one breath.
Originally, it would have been nice to have the vitality of heaven and earth to replenish it, but the problem is that now there is no source of replenishment...
Monk Wu Sheng was also out of breath. How could it be possible that the cost of manipulating the Demon Buddha was so small? He really didn't expect that Su Li could actually resist the Buddhist treasure that Jingguang Temple had inherited with just one magical power.
But seeing that Su Li seemed to have tried his best, he didn't want to admit defeat, but he used a move that he didn't dare to show easily...
It is a purple gold bowl, which was originally a Buddhist treasure inherited from Jingguang Temple. It can accommodate all things and is an important equipment for the monks of Jingguang Temple to subjugate demons.
But when Wu Sheng took out the purple gold bowl, he saw that the body of the bowl was already a dark purple with a dirty color.
Then the purple-gold bowl flipped downwards, and terrifying demon spirits rolled out of it one by one...
Everyone just felt horrified because these hateful-looking demons were all monks from Jingguang Temple!
Not only did he slaughter the elders in his own temple, but he also turned them into demon spirits and trapped them in a purple golden bowl... The heart of this Wusheng monk was truly ruthless.
Demonic spirits are different from ordinary dead souls. They are monsters infected by demonic energy. They are not afraid of anything that the deceased souls originally feared, and it is difficult to be harmed if they have no physical body. They can even use the demonic energy to possess some skills in life, which is very useful.
trouble...
At this time, Wu Sheng asked these demon spirits to attack Su Li, just to crush him completely!
But does Su Li really have no room to fight back?
From a spell perspective, yes, he no longer had the energy to maintain more spells. The Prison Cliff Talisman took up almost all of his energy and essence.
But this is really not easy. He finally has a chance to show off his 'swordsmanship'!
The demon spirits surged up, but he finally wielded the heavy Jun magic sword that had always been regarded as an 'ornament'.
There is no sword energy to stimulate, all the power is restrained in the sword body, coupled with Zhongjun's true intention, this magical sword has unexpected power...
Those demon spirits had no wisdom at all, they only knew to follow Wu Sheng's command to engulf Su Li.
But the next moment, facing the indescribable weight of Zhongjun Sword, they collapsed silently under this sword...
Demonic spirits have no entity and cannot even be harmed by Taoism and the like. Only the purest and most powerful will can destroy their roots.
But these demon spirits were all transformed by the monks of Jokwang Temple. When these monks were alive, their souls were already strong. After being transformed into demon spirits, their spiritual bodies were naturally solidified... so this weakness cannot actually be called a weakness.
It's just a weakness.
After all, if you want to destroy the souls of these Jingguang Temple monks with pure will, you must at least undergo a major cultivation in the cave world, right?
But Su Li did it, and it was just an understatement...
Because what he carries on this sword has far exceeded the souls of these demon spirits that have become fragile due to demonization!
These are the souls of eminent monks, but when their demon spirits were killed by Su Li with a sword, they disintegrated directly into the world without leaving a trace... unlike ordinary people who can re-enter reincarnation.
Monk Wusheng's mouth twitched when he saw this, but then he said nervously: "Did you see it? These so-called eminent monks and sages can't even enter reincarnation after death... Cultivators are the cancer of this world.
, I have been rejected by this world from the beginning!"
This actually makes sense, but how could the cultivators present think that they are cancerous? If they are cancerous, it must be someone else...
Su Li didn't have much reaction to these words. He didn't bother to think about such profound things. Now he just knew that this monk was his enemy.
His movements of swinging the sword were still clean and neat without any sloppiness... This was thanks to the "sincere teachings" of the two seniors Xuan Yuzi and Xuan Su, which at least made Su Li's basic skills very solid.
And at this time, he really only needed the simplest movement of swinging his sword, and dozens of demon spirits were defeated one by one under his sword...
This scene of expressionlessly slaying all the demon spirits of many eminent monks and virtuous men was deeply engraved in everyone's hearts.
Until this moment, Monk Wusheng felt that he was really helpless against Su Li. He had exhausted all his means, but he didn't expect that Su Li would always have a way to deal with it.
What made him even more embarrassed was that he used so many Buddhist treasures and Su Li used his own methods to deal with it from the beginning to the end. This was actually a distinction.
Monk Wusheng gritted his teeth slightly at the center of the Demon Buddha's eyebrows, and then used the magic formula to make the pure light glazed world that blocked the outside world retract and wrap around the entire Demon Buddha.
At this moment, the demon Buddha turned into a body of glass, as if adding a touch of Buddha nature...