The entire sect is obsessed with love, but I'm the only one who's truly insane.

Wei Zhi insisted on watching Lin Du take the things away before he was willing to set off.

The Buddhist monk behind the abbot couldn't help but speak up, "Leaving aside everything else, just moving that pond and the forest back and forth must have taken a lot of effort."

Upon hearing this, Lin Du remained expressionless. "There's no need to trouble you with this matter, Zen Master. I have my own methods, and it won't waste any time."

Wei Zhi pointed in a direction, "There."

He turned around. "Everything there is yours."

Lin Du raised his hand, and a powerful surge of spiritual energy poured out.

Caught off guard, the Buddhist cultivator raised his hand to block, and then demanded, "Lin Du! What do you want to do? Are you in such a hurry?"

Hou Cang conjured a spirit sword in his hand and looked at the man, "Who gave you the audacity to disrespect a True Person of the Supreme Sect?"

The atmosphere suddenly became tense and the tension was palpable.

Countless martial monks surged forward, but Wei Zhi stepped forward and lightly shattered the transparent wall that had created the stalemate. "Don't panic, I'll take one last look and show her the place too."

The Buddhist monk tried to speak up to stop him, but the abbot stopped him.

"Go and gather everyone in the sect, and inform the other seven sects that you may set off."

Wei Zhi stepped forward and walked ahead, with Lin Du following behind.

"If you make a move here, they will feel that you are challenging the dignity of this sacred place and bringing an aura of violence."

"I just wanted to..."

"Set up the formation." Wei Zhi's voice was very soft. "Your short blade is specially made; it's faster than placing the formation stones step by step."

"But please walk with me for a while." He had regained the tone he used when they first met, light, carefree, and cheerful.

Lin Du sighed softly, "The person behind the abbot, he has not yet become a Buddha, but he is not far from falling into the three poisons."

Wei Zhi suddenly pointed to a tree, "I used to sneak off to sleep under this tree. I was young then, doing homework until late at night and having to get up early, so I was very sleepy."

"Later, when the abbot came, I told him that I had attained enlightenment under the tree, and they all believed me. They thought it was not surprising that a Buddhist disciple had entered into meditation and attained enlightenment under the tree."

Lin Du looked at the tree, its branches and leaves lush and its leaves as white as jade.

As she walked, she threw down stones, and Wei Zhi would say something at the places where she briefly slowed down, as if he were leading her through memories of the past.

The two walked at a moderate pace, but it didn't take them too long.

"Lotus Honey isn't actually nectar. Lotus flowers don't produce nectar. It's made by mixing the spiritual liquid that condenses on the lotus flower with lotus root starch, flower juice, lotus seeds, and other honey." His voice was light and cheerful. "Within the sect, only I can make it every year. No one else can because it's a sacred Buddhist object. But I'm a Buddhist disciple, so I can handle it as I please."

Lin Du listened quietly, "The title of 'Buddha's disciple' isn't all bad for you."

"Just like a lotus flower can't produce honey, but it can always blend with other kinds of sweetness."

Looking at the lotus flower, Wei Zhi said, "Yes, life can't be all bitter. When balanced, it can be a sweet medicine."

Lin Du dropped the last array stone, then summoned the Floating Life Fan, channeling his spiritual power downwards.

Only then did the Buddhist monks who were surrounding him from a distance realize what Lin Du was about to do.

The silver array patterns rapidly took shape under Lin Du's surging spiritual power. "Rise."

In the next instant, in the Cold Moon Small World, a large forest appeared before Chu Guanmeng's eyes, followed by a large pond and a wooden house.

It glanced suspiciously at the koi fish scurrying frantically in the pond. "Can... I eat it? I'll turn into a spirit cat right now."

Lin Du's voice ruthlessly echoed through the divine sense imprint, "No, it doesn't matter if you're a wolf, a dog, or a cat."

Chu Guanmeng sat back down regretfully, turned her head, and sulked.

The grove of trees and houses vanished the instant the array patterns appeared, leaving the people surrounding them, layer upon layer, wide-eyed and bewildered.

The monk immediately recalled the rumors about Lin Du.

Yan Ye's only disciple, a hidden gem recognized by Jin Rui, the leader of the Lianheng Sect specializing in formations and a genius in formations.

Lin Du had never been to the Array Master Alliance to prove her level, but in this instant, everyone was shocked by the spatial array that had so easily moved a large area of ​​land out of thin air.

Aside from high-level cultivators who have mastered the rules of space, very few people can move these things so easily and in a short time without any loopholes.

Lin Du acted as if he had just finished a casual task. Amidst many shocked gazes, he stood still, looked at Wei Zhi, and said, "I'll collect the final payment myself. Leave the rest to me."

She's a professional.

Wei Zhi nodded. "Of course I believe you."

Since Yunmolu set off for the Demon Realm, the spirit ship has carried many more people.

Lin Du and Hou Cang were both inside the cabin. Wei Zhi was still sitting next to the abbot and that Buddhist cultivator, surrounded by layers of Buddhist cultivators, making the two of the few people with hair present seem somewhat out of place.

Hou Cang was secretly communicating with Lin Du using his divine sense, "I have a question."

"Go ahead and ask."

"Um, what's Wei Zhi's obsession? Something doesn't sound right to me."

Wei Zhi’s words, each one a testament to his unwavering conviction, resonated within him, but Hou Cang found the language somewhat strange.

Although he clearly participated in the entire conversation and knew that Wei Zhi and Lin Du were making a deal, and that those things were Wei Zhi's reward, he still felt that something was off about what they were saying.

Lin Du lowered her eyes and casually played with a glass ornament, one of the seven treasures of Buddhism, which was also her reward this time.

"I suddenly remembered something."

"What is it?" Hou Cang felt that Lin Du was changing the subject.

"The Lou royal family are descendants of cultivators who followed the Demon God and were also Buddha Mother."

"In other words, Wei Zhi is a disciple of the Buddha, in a sense because he is a chosen descendant. But what about his senior brother?"

Lin Tuan is also a descendant of believers in demons, so why would he seek a way out through Taoism?

"Don't forget, the Fallen God deeply hates the Buddha Mother." Lin Du looked at the crystal in his hand, which was beautiful, colorful and dazzling. "In that battle, the Fallen God's fragments deliberately used demons to pile up the Buddha Mother's image, which could seal the source of demonic energy. This shows how deep their hatred was."

"It was the Fallen God's fragments that orchestrated and lured the destruction of the entire Saha royal family, leaving only two people alive."

"One was an orphan named Wei Zhi, who was saved by Buddhism and thus survived."

"One of them is Daoist Lin Tuan, who was already the head of the Supreme Sect at that time. He couldn't be killed by the Fallen God Fragment."

"The infamous reputation of Wei Zhi as a heretical monk in Zhongzhou may well be the work of Fu Sifang. The fallen god wanted Wei Zhi to deviate from the orthodox path, to be reviled by all, unwilling to sacrifice himself to save all living beings. Why then did he choose to die for his cause at Lin Tuan?"

Hou Cang's attention was successfully diverted, and his expression became serious. "Junior Sister, have you thought of anything?"

Lin Du shook his head. "Forget it. I'll go back and confront Wei Zhi again. I'm sure I'll find out the truth."

Hou Cang paused for a moment, "But wasn't he going to sacrifice himself to feed the demon..."

He looked at Lin Du and saw a sly smile on his face, his gray eyes like a bottomless abyss.

Questions from others go unanswered.

"How can we save them?" Hou Cang felt that saving Wei Zhi and the common people at the same time was more difficult than turning the world upside down. "You're not the King of Hell."

After all, demons devour souls, and the essence of demonic energy is even more soul-devouring.

"Money makes me work harder." Lin Du stood up with a slight smile. "We've arrived."

The demonic energy surged, and the newborn demonic fetus emitted piercing and ferocious roars and howls, with a chaotic and muddy aura wafting over.

It was indeed the air of the Ten Thousand Demon Cave that they were both extremely familiar with.

"Senior brother, do you know?" Lin Du said softly, "I will save those who can be saved."

Just then, Wei Zhi looked at Lin Du through the many figures.

Lin Du didn't look at him. She looked out the window at the familiar yet unfamiliar Ten Thousand Demon Cave. In just a few days, the area had become like black oil splashed in the sunlight, with iridescent colors shining on the black background.

Hou Cang glanced at Lin Du, then at Wei Zhi.

Alright, Junior Sister is a professional. She can snatch the Book of Life and Death and then steal a soul from the source of demonic energy. It's no big deal.

I don't understand, but I respect it.