Chapter 103: Disappearance (Part 1)_1

Ling Hua also looked toward the Host.

Indeed, as Liuli said, Qingyin Temple was a place of Buddhist cultivation, always pure and untouched, not involving in worldly troubles. As the saying goes, "Stepping out of the Three Realms, not within the Five Elements," people, be they good or evil, all held some level of trepidation toward the lands of Buddhism. After all, there were not many in this world who would dare disrespect the gods and buddhas.

It was not unusual that the land of Buddhism also practiced literature and martial arts, as there were the Eighteen Arhats and temple protectors. After all, Buddhism had to stand its ground. But to have hidden mechanisms and weapons, that was something that could not be regarded lightly.

With a pale face, the Host shook his head vigorously, "Helmsman, this, this old monk really does not know, does not know what happened."

Ling Hua stared at the Host for a few moments before turning to Yan Qing, "Brother, let's go have a look."