I Don’t Want to Get Hurt, So I’ll Max Out My Defense

Chapter 1295: Chapter 1296: Apologies Should Be Made with High Grace! Chapter 1295: Chapter 1296: Apologies Should Be Made with High Grace! The Bobozi of Heavenly Dragon Temple brought his hands together, and with a flash, he transformed into a streak of light and vanished in an instant.

The surrounding super sect powers watched Bobozi leave, and then turned to Master Wuyuzi to ask, “Abbot Master, there are rumors that Xiao Lao Di and Elder Xueyuan of Blood Demon Sect joined forces to conduct a massive cleansing within the Buddha Country, eliminating the Power of Faith. Is this true or false?”

“Amitabha, well said, well said, indeed, it was Xueyuan in cahoots with Xiao Lao Di causing trouble within our Buddha Country. Moreover, that one called Master Wuhu wore a dog’s head with a million merits, duping our Buddhist temples along the way, selling Huazi in large numbers, leading to the collapse of the entire Buddhist Sect’s Power of Faith and the supply chain being severed!”

“However, our priority now is to prevent the infiltration of Blood Demon Sect. This sect has stood unshakable for over a thousand years; its profound heritage is unpredictable. We cannot allow any more mistakes within!”

Wuyuzi brought his hands together and made a sorrowful expression, slowly sighing as he spoke.

But in his heart, he was so angry that the Three Corpses Spirits were jumping madly. Facing Li Xiaobai and his party, he wishes he could personally execute them, but he could not do so. Xiao Lao Di was also a strong presence in the Saint Realm, and if a real fight broke out, it would be nothing more than internal consumption. Perhaps they could take down the other party, but they would have to pay a price nonetheless. They should refrain from fighting if possible before the advent of the Blood Demon Sect!

“So that’s how it is.”

The sect leaders nodded, waiting for news from Bobozi.

A few minutes later.

A golden light descended, and Bobozi walked out, followed by a trail of dust as a group of cultivators rushed forth, travel-worn.