Chapter 1106 - 381: The Fourth Opportunity to Enhance Root Bone (Double - )

Chapter 1106: Chapter 381: The Fourth Opportunity to Enhance Root Bone (Double Chapter)

Lei Jun himself never shied away from admitting that his temperament was somewhat similar to that of Xu Yuanzhen, the eldest senior sister.

However, there were many differences as well.

During the Battle of Jinzhou, when Xu Yuanzhen discovered that Ye Moquan did not care much about his life, or rather, life and death were not his primary concerns, she was no longer obsessed with using all her might to kill Ye Moquan and shifted her focus to other matters.

Even though this would add complexity, and might even pose extra risks to herself.

But Xu Yuanzhen was happy to do so.

As a result, although Ye Moquan successfully escaped the Ye Clan Ancestral Land in Jinzhou and his injuries quickly healed, having little impact on his future strength.

His spiritual soul, however, suffered a unique trauma left by Xu Yuanzhen.

Lei Jun, watching with Tang Xiaotang, enjoyed the spectacle.

However, if it were him, and if conditions allowed, he preferred to resolve his opponents thoroughly in one go.

Even though, to remedy the old wounds of his soul and to avoid the regret of Ye Feishan’s death, Ye Moquan overused his longevity, leaving him with little time.

Even though, for the sake of the Extraterrestrial Enigma, Ye Moquan was already prepared to burn through his vitality entirely.

The ritual instrument had already begun, and regardless of the success or failure of the Extraterrestrial Enigma, Ye Moquan would return to dust early.

But Lei Jun still preferred to send off his opponent by his own hand.

Besides Ye Moquan, Lei Jun also killed Ye Wei, who had recently become the new clan leader of the Cangzhou Ye Clan, presiding over Cangzhou’s daily affairs.

From Ye Lingxi to Ye Han, and from Ye Feishan to Ye Moquan, Ye Wei, their lineage was effectively united.

Lei Jun turned back and glanced around, spotting a few monks.

Though these monks showed expressions of bitterness, their appearance remained dignified, but they gazed upon the world before them — a doomsday scenario for the Cangzhou Ye Clan and Youzhou Forest Clan — filled with grief.

Lei Jun was not unfamiliar with these monks.

They all hailed from the Xuantian Temple.

But tracing back their origins, most were former descendants of the Jinzhou Ye Clan, now the Cangzhou Ye Clan, and children of some affiliated families who were accepted into the Xuantian Temple to study Buddhist law in the Precept-observing Lineage Sacred Land.

Back during the battle of Jinzhou, when the Ye Clan’s ancestral land in Jinzhou was obliterated and the entire clan had to relocate, a large-scale internal conflict also broke out within Xuantian Temple.

Eventually, Master Kongjing and others, who had the court’s support, stabilized their position.

Meanwhile, monks led by Kongjian, supported by the Ye Clan, were forced to leave Xuantian Temple.

Since then, their whereabouts were unknown.

But people knew that Kongjian Monk and others relocated with the Ye Clan to Cangzhou.

The improvement of cultivation and strength in the Precept-adhering Lineage of the Buddhist Sect is closely linked to the precepts, allowing no deception.

If one breaks the precepst, the cultivation falls drastically, a common occurrence.

Even though Kongjian and others left Xuantian Temple, these two to three decades saw them maintaining their precepts and practicing independently, until now, hence they appeared as ascetic monks.

However, there was slight leeway in deciding which unbreakable precepts correlated tightly with their strength back then.

Thus, Kongjian and others made it to today.

Now, though, they were akin to other Cangzhou Ye Clan members, trapped on Nan Yuyuan by Lei Jun.

Compared to the Ye Clan disciples practicing the Confucian School Skill, those from Xuantian Temple practicing Buddhist divine skills in the Precept-observing Lineage were less active but far superior in defense.

In the same realm, few could match their average prowess.

Especially when a group of Xuantian Temple disciples supported each other, subtly forming a formation.

However, the difference in cultivation strength between them and Lei Jun was too vast.

If Lei Jun were at the Eighth Heavenly Layer, he would have needed to carefully address them.

For Lei Jun, who has now reached the Ninth Heavenly Layer Realm and surpassed many ordinary Ninth Heavenly Layer cultivators, Kongjian Monk and others were not much different from the Cangzhou Ye Clan cultivators.

Among them, the highest in cultivation strength, Kongjian Monk, unfurled the Glazed Lotus but was quickly torn apart under the combined assault of Lei Jun’s Primordial Magnet Flying Sword and Heavenly Thunder and Earthly Fire.

Lei Jun remembered something.

He retrieved from his miniature bag a peculiar spirit flower.

The flower was about the size of an average person’s palm, with four white petals and black markings distributed unevenly, resembling ink splattered on white paper.

It’s called the Never-Blooming Flower.

It was acquired by Lei Jun during the Battle of Jinzhou when he killed a Ye Clan disciple from Xuantian Temple, intended specifically to deal with Xuantian Temple’s followers, possessing remarkable efficacy.

Many Buddhist disciples from Xuantian Temple held vows of not to kill.

Over the years, numerous attempts have been made from the outside targeting this vow.

Xuantian Temple’s school of dharma, meticulously polished over years, has become rather complete, thwarting external enemies’ myriad schemes.

Attempting to die in front of Xuantian Temple disciples’ Glazed Buddha Light, amid its flexible transformations, is not an easy task either.

The sole exception was the Never-Blooming Flower, which Xuantian Temple had yet to find a solution for.

Luckily, the Never-Blooming Flower was rare and difficult to cultivate.

However, over the years, the Ye Clan had made preparations, ultimately accumulating some considerable amount.

As a result, during the internal conflict in Xuantian Temple, many non-Ye Clan disciples from Xuantian Temple suffered greatly because of it.

Of course, early attempts to avoid drawing attention led many Ye Clan monks from Xuantian Temple to practice not to kill vows too.

Now, the Never-Blooming Flower was also their nemesis.

Back then, Lei Jun kept this piece of Never-Blooming Flower intending that if he came across these Ye Clan disciples from Xuantian Temple in the future, he could utilize it effectively.