The Supreme God of Martial Arts

It took a long time, but eventually Ivy and Sue finished their cultivation in seclusion. The moment that they did, Austin and the

chaotic sky-devouring beast sensed it and exited their small worlds to see the girls' progress.

Using his spiritual sense, Austin discovered that the rich Buddhist energy in the pure land had becvery thin. He looked around

in surprise.

'Over the past three hundred years, Ivy and Sue have gained a lot from cultivating in seclusion here. They have absorbed more

than half of the Buddhist energy in this place,’

Austin thought to himself.

As he looked further, he beceven more shocked. It turned out that Ivy and Sue had beclevel-three governing gods.

The Buddhist method they had cultivated was quite advanced, resulting in their fighting power far exceeding that of their peers.

Combined with this, their fighting power was now equivalent to that of an ordinary level-five or even level-six governing god.

"They have made better progress than | expected.

At this rate, their cultivation bases will be higher than mine in no time,"

Austin said, shaking his head in awe.

In order to achieve his high level of strength, he had to go through a lot of hardships in different places.

But Ivy and Sue had spent most of their tcultivating Buddhist methods in the three thousand big and small universes. They

never went anywhere else.

Unexpectedly, they had improved their strength faster than Austin had.

'Huh. | guess | shouldn't underestimate the Buddhist methods,’

Austin thought as he looked at his wives.

Regardless of who they were, he smiled at the fact that his two wives had achieved so much.

‘Now, Ivy and Sue are the most powerful people by my side.

They can helpwhen necessary,"

Austin thought, nodding his head.

But he knew deep down that if their help was not necessary, he would never let his two wives do anything dangerous for him.

As they stood there, the middle-aged monk also finished his cultivation in seclusion and walked out of a temple.

It was clear that he had also gained a lot.

Austin had known this entire tthat the middle-aged monk was an ancient Buddha. But for sreason, he had been seriously

injured and had spent most of his tthere recuperating.

Austin reckoned that he should be a level-six or level-seven governing god at his peak.

There was a chance that he had been living in seclusion on the plateau on Earth after he was injured, cultivating in the pure land of

Buddhism to heal his wounds. Later he met Austin and then he was introduced to his two wives.

"Girls, at this time, you have absorbed more than half of the pure energy of the Buddhist, cultivated the Buddhist essence and

omnipotent skills left by Buddha Hawley himself, and comprehended the Buddhist knowledge | have taught you. You can leave

now.

After all, my avatar will disappear any minute now,"

Darin said, looking at Ivy and Sue.

"Thank you for your guidance over the years."

Ivy and Sue bowed to him with small smiles on their faces.

"You used to be an ancient Buddha. How were you hurt so badly?"

Darin asked, turning to face the middle-aged monk.

"It's a long story, but I'll try to keep it short. | encountered a sworn enemy | made before | beca monk.

He had hurt my master, clansmen, relatives, and friends.

As a monk, | should have forgotten the hatred that | once held in the past.

But when | saw him, | couldn't help engaging in a fierce battle with him.

In the end, | killed him, but | was also seriously injured and my strength plummeted,"

the middle-aged monk explained, sighing as he reflected on his past.

After hearing his words, Darin nodded and said, "| see.

But these actions were not bad.

Now that you killed your enemy, you can truly forget the resentment you have in the mortal world and focus on Buddhism."

"I will always remember your teachings,"

the middle-aged monk replied, bowing respectfully.

Although he used to be an ancient Buddha, his status in the Buddhism didn't compare to Darin's.

After all, Darin was one of the two prominent disciples that followed Buddha Hawley.

He was one of the two great guardians of the Buddhism.

"All right. All of you need to go now. Soon, this pure land of Buddhism will run out of energy and collapse,"

Darin said.

"Goodbye, sir."

Ivy and Sue bowed to Darin again.

"Goodbye, sir,"

Austin added, also bowing deeply.

Then he waved his hand and sent Ivy, Sue, and the middle-aged monk into a human world in his body.

Now that they were safely tucked away, Austin and the chaotic sky-devouring beast turned around and left the pure land of

Buddhism.

A moment later, they were back in the Demon's Land.

As they looked around, they sighed. Never in their wildest dreams had they imagined a pure land of Buddhism being connected to

the Demon's Land. On top of that, it was a place where the Buddha had once cultivated in seclusion.

The connection between the pure land of Buddhism and the Demon's Land wasn't normal.

In fact, the demons in the Demon's Land referred to this pure land as a forbidden area.

This was mainly due to the fact that the Buddhist energy in the pure land was too strong and the demons in the Demon's Land had

a hard thandling it.

When Austin and the chaotic sky-devouring beast exited the pure land of Buddhism and returned to the Demon's Land through the

space channel, the twelve demon lords rushed to them as fast as their feet would take them.

"You two went into the forbidden area and cback?

Whoa!

How did you get out safe and sound?"

the twelve demon lords asked all at once.

"Young man, please tell us what's in the forbidden area,"

one of the demon lords begged.

The other demon lords all turned and looked at Austin with curious eyes.

"There is a lot of Buddhist energy in there. | think that's what has been repelling the energy of your race and making it difficult for

you to get inside.

There is nothing special in it,"

Austin said with a smile.

"Well, it's possible.

| tried several times to break in, but every t| was blocked by the Buddhist energy and couldn't go deeper.

The Buddhist energy is something that we can't touch!"

one of the demon lords exclaimed.

"Well, | can't stay here and help you any longer,"

Austin said.

Since this group of demons had been living in the Demon's Land and had little contact with the outside, Austin couldn't be sure

whether they were good or bad. Because of this, Austin would avoid treating them like enemies.