Golden Forbidden Land: I am at the highest level, exploring the secrets of immortality

I stood in front of some of the restored pillars in the Daci'en Temple.

At this time, many people were holding paints and preparing to apply them. After all, they were all pavilions and the like, which should have been built later, so they were not so sophisticated yet.

But now I have nothing to do, I just sit aside and observe every move around me, but I have no news about the relics for several days. And my only clue is the brand number, but even so, I have to wait until Li Dakui comes over to ask about the curator in detail.

Therefore, these days, I was on pins and needles while waiting for him, and I had no intention of doing anything else.

"Hey, what's wrong with you?"

A painter on the side asked me, "Why do you always seem to be distracted?"

This painter is also a talented person with superb painting skills. When he walks on the pillars, a vivid Buddha statue appears in an instant.

“The finishing touch.”

Finally, draw two strokes on the painted stone statue.

"What's the point?"

I was a little curious, but I didn't know that the eyes were added later.

"You don't know. The original paintings were dead objects with no spirituality, especially this Buddha statue, so it needed a finishing touch." The man said, "In ancient times, Ye Gong was fond of dragons, so it has been passed down."

"Eye?"

The pattern of that relic is in my mind.

"By the way, do you know what the most important treasure of Buddhism is?"

I asked with a smile.

Pretending to be nonchalant.

This guy talks a lot. He probably paints here all the time, and he finds it extremely boring. He finally found someone to talk to, so of course he couldn't let him go.

"Buddhist?"

The man thought for a moment, frowned, and seemed to be reminiscing, "Oh, you asked the right person. I really remembered that I had a discussion with an eminent monk back then. You know, I have been here all this time." I do this work in the temple, so I am quite familiar with it.”

"What?"

I was surprised and delighted.

"Scripture."

he answered.

"What scripture?" I asked.

"This Da Ci'en Temple has a lot of things. It is said that there are many precious bronze inscriptions left by Xuanzang during his journey to the west, which are all preserved in the Sutra Pavilion.

"Don't mention it yet, I've actually been to that place."

The man seemed to be very proud and said, "But it's so dark inside that I can't see anything. We still lit the oil lamp to finish the painting."

"Yeah?"

I don't understand.

But it is said that the scriptures inside are very strange, as if they are spiritual, but they are just legends and do not need to be taken seriously.

"This Buddhist family also has an extremely precious treasure. I wonder if you have seen it?"

The man seemed to have remembered something, and then looked around mysteriously. When he saw that no one was there, he whispered into my ear and said these words.

"Relic!"

"What?"

I was suddenly stunned.

"What, have you seen it?" The person seemed to be surprised by my reaction.

"No, no, I just think this thing is very magical." I smiled, "But do you think there is such a thing in the Great Ci'en Temple?"

I asked.

At this time, he shook his head and said, "That thing is a rare treasure that is rare to see in a thousand years. It is said to be the Buddha's eye, so most people can't see it at all."

"How long have you been at this temple?"

I asked.

"This...it's been a long time, several years, I think, but I really forgot about it." He touched his head sheepishly.

"But it is said that most people can't see things like relics. Even if they can see them..." He stopped talking at this time.

"What, what did you see?"

I want to know what he said.

"It is said that if ordinary people see it, if they do not have a Buddhist bond, they may be killed by the relic's essence and turn into monsters."

The man deliberately lowered his voice and said.

Is this really the case?

Because those people had no so-called Buddhist connections, so they became mummies? I actually believe it now.

"Such a powerful thing, it is really a treasure. It's a pity that this temple doesn't have it, otherwise you can really see it with your own eyes."

I smiled lightly and sighed.

"No...who said no!"

The man deliberately lowered his voice and said, "Maybe you can still see this relic, because I accidentally heard that a relic that had been lost for thousands of years was found in Da Ci'en Temple..."

The speaker has no intention and the listener has the intention.

Did the relic really appear?

Or had there been a premeditated plan to take away the relics in the box?

"Hey, what are you thinking about?"

The man saw that I was distracted and asked.

"No, it's nothing. I'm just curious that the relic can appear here..." I laughed.

"Actually... this may not be a good thing." Suddenly, the man stopped the brush in his hand and stared at the Buddha statue he had painted. It seemed to be particularly weird, and he didn't even click on the Buddha statue. Eyes, I feel like they are something else...