However, Master Bu Sen's inheritance existed a long time ago, which is certain.

This is a war launched in the name of Buddha, and it is of course very important to represent the opinions of Master Bu Sen, who can represent the Buddha.

Everyone thought about it and agreed.

After all, most herders came here because they believed in Buddhism.

Taxa frowned a little at this conclusion, but he couldn't say anything at the moment, because after all, he had hyped the Buddha too much before. Now if he shows that the Buddha is useless and the monks are just a big deal, then let's not talk about whether to slap in the face or not, why would those herders who believe in Buddhism at the bottom of the country start to make trouble?

After thinking about it, Taxa decided to talk to the monk Busen first.

The monk Bu Sen did not follow the ordinary people of the coalition forces, but landed alone behind and was accompanied by several monks.

When he walked into Master Busen's tent, Taxa couldn't help but be shocked, because in the middle of the tent, there was a corpse.

A mummy.

It seems that painted or something else is applied on the surface, which makes the mummy not corrupt but keeps sitting cross-legged and hunched. At first glance, it looks like a monkey is more like a person.

"Why don't you worship?"

Just as Taxa was stunned, an old voice suddenly sounded behind him, which scared Taxa.

Taxa turned her head and found that the monk Bu Sen was standing behind him at some point.

"This is the Buddha of the flesh body..." Bu Sen worshipped at the mummy Heshi, "He practiced hard during his lifetime, spread and promoted Buddhism everywhere, and after his death, he became a Buddha in his flesh body..."

Taxa shook his eyebrows and asked him to worship a carved Buddha statue. There was basically no problem, but when he worshiped a mummy, he seemed a little weird in his mind and could not continue to worship.

Bu Sen said in a steady tone, "You come to me. Your troops came down a while ago, and now you are here in person. What is the reason for?"

"Master is brilliant..." Taksa nodded and said, "Master, this Buddha... should be compassionate?"

Bu Sen nodded slowly, "Yes."

"Does the master know anything about the situation in front of him...the master?" Taxa asked.

Bu Sen replied: "I dare not say that I know everything, but I know some of it in general... What do you want to say?"

"The Han people sabotage the Han people in Kucha, kill the people and burn the royal city... Now, a large number of people in the Western Regions have been bullied and harmed by the Han people, which is really miserable... Master, do you know these?"

"I know." Bu Sen said calmly.

"Look at Qiuci City not far away, the Han people robbed gold and silver, captured cattle and sheep, and committed countless evil! The pearl of Kucha in the past has now become a ruin!"

"I know."

"It's here that the Han people's vassals used the cruelest means to kill the King of Kucha, cut off his head, and let him die with his eyes closed..."

"I know."

"Not only in Kucha, the Han people also carried out horrific massacres in many places, killing civilians indiscriminately, dyeing the river water red with blood, and injustice souls cried and howled on this land day and night..."

"I know."

From beginning to end, Bu Sen's tone was very calm, as if Taxas was talking about life and death, but about what he was saying today that the sun rose and set, the air was good, etc.

Taxa couldn't help but wait for Bu Sen, thinking in her heart that this old man was crazy, "Master... are you okay? You said... you know everything?"

Bu Sen nodded.

Taxa stared wide, "This... do you think these things are... normal? Shouldn't the Buddha be compassionate? When you hear these tragic scenes and know the ruthless invasion of the Han people towards the people, how can you... so, so... just a "know"?"

Bu Sen sighed slightly, "It's true... I'm not indifferent to this, but what do you want me to do?"

Taksa hesitated for a moment and decided to say clearly to Bu Sen, "Master, you are the representative of the Buddha. The people trust you. When the people are invaded by the Han people and bullied by the Han people so cruelly, should you stand up and save these people who have been infringed by the Han people and resist the Han people? Drive the Han people out of this land and restore the light here again!"

After Taxa finished speaking, he looked at Bu Sen. He felt that he had fully demonstrated outstanding eloquence, which was more exciting than the nobles and men in the Kushan Parliament.

Bu Sen looked at Taxa calmly, "If I didn't understand the general's meaning wrong... the general hoped that I could stand up, resist the Han people, drive away the Han people, kill the Han people, just like the Han people kill our people?"

"Huh?" Taxa suddenly felt a little tricky, "How can this be the same? We represent light, we stand on the side of the Buddha, and the Han people are dark, standing on the side of the devil! We are the sun! We love all living beings! The Han people are dark! Devour life! We are just! The Han people are evil! This is different! It is completely different!

Bu Sen looked at Taxa quietly.

Taxa stopped his generous words and became silent, and then stared at Bu Sen too...

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Chapter completed!