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Kasyapa was even thinking, should he discuss with the Tathagata and ask Ananda to come with him?
After all, how can such a good disciple be left behind by a branch of Buddhism like Lingshan?

It must belong to the lineage of Mount Sumeru.

You know, Lingshan is the new headquarters of Buddhism, and there are many disciples.

But there is Mount Sumeru above them, which is the headquarters, and there are many disciples among them.

The reason why there is Mount Sumeru but also Lingshan is said to be that the Buddhist sect wants to hide it and not expose all the trump cards.

So there is Lingshan, and the reason why Bodhisattvas and arhats like Lingshan don't like Tathagata is because of the two points mentioned before, that is, hair and qualifications.

The biggest reason is that Tathagata created Lingshan, so they were forced to leave Mount Sumeru.

When these so-called bodhisattvas and arhats were in Mount Sumeru, they were nothing more than small people.

It is basically useless, and cultivating them is a waste of resources.

So regardless of seniority, all those with mediocre talents were sent to Lingshan.

I didn't explain clearly about receiving and guiding Zhunti. Simply speaking, it was to let them cooperate with Tathagata's development.

This also made them feel that it was Tathagata who held them back and forced them to leave the holy land of Mount Sumeru.

Think about it, what do prehistoric beings care most about?Isn't that just practice?
Now that you have cut off other people's practice, it's no wonder they don't hate you.

thought here.

Kassapa had an idea in his mind, he looked at Ananda and asked.

"Ananda, do you know the existence of Mount Sumeru?"

Immediately, Ananda looked longingly, and nodded abruptly, "Senior, you are joking. I am also an Arhat, so I naturally know about my Buddhist holy place, Mount Sumeru."

"But I don't know why Senior Da Neng brought up this matter?"

Kaye smiled.

"It's good to know!"

"I don't ask you this for anything else, but I just want to ask you, if there is a chance, would you like to go to study?"

Ananda froze for a moment, but cheered in his heart, he made the right bet.

So, he said hastily and reverently.

"Naturally, I want to go to the holy land of Mount Sumeru no matter what."

Kaye nodded.

"Then if you have to pay the price of giving up following Tathagata, are you willing?"

Ananda heard this, instinctively thought it was a temptation, and wanted to test himself.

He pretended to be hesitant, making a very difficult choice, finally shook his head, and sighed: "Then I can't go, the master is kind to me, how can I betray him?"

Kasyapa was startled, and asked playfully, "Have you thought about it? That's Mount Sumeru. If you have a chance to soar into the sky, don't regret it."

Ananda's face was unpredictable, and he finally gritted his teeth and said, "I have made up my mind, and it is impossible to change it."

Hearing what he said, some different emotions flashed in Kasyapa's eyes.

There is a trace of regret in it, but more appreciation.

You know, if Ananda decisively abandoned the Tathagata, Kasyapa really didn't want him anymore.

Who dares to bring a disciple who is not loyal enough?What should I do if I screw myself to death again?
The point is that this kind of loyal person can betray more times if he betrays once.

And because of the loyalty shown by Ananda, Kasyapa wanted such a disciple even more.

As the saying goes, what you can’t get is always in turmoil.

He looked at Ananda, sighed and said, "Very well, I remember you, I believe this time is over, we will meet again soon."

Hearing this, Ananda pretended not to understand, but he was very happy in his heart.

He knew that he had made the right bet this time, and he was sure that Kassapa was absolutely extraordinary, at least not comparable to Tathagata.

The next time we meet, I'm afraid I'm going to fly into the sky.

……

talking room.

The two arrived at the Sutra Pavilion, Kassapa walked in front, Ananda was half a step behind, carefully following behind.

With this move, Kasyapa couldn't help but feel even more secretly happy.

Standing in front of the door of the Sutra Pavilion, Kasyapa had no intention of opening the door.

Ananda stepped forward first, and pushed open the door.

Step aside, respectfully said: "Please first!"

Kasyapa strode in, followed by Ananda.

But within two steps, Ananda felt that he had bumped into something. Naturally, he knew that Kassapa was in front of him, and his heart skipped a beat.

Secretly: It's over!It's over this time!The previous good impression is all over!
Originally Ananda thought so, but the scolding he thought did not appear.

Ananda opened his eyes suspiciously and raised his head, only to find that Kasyapa was trembling all over.

Now Ananda was confused, and he wondered what was going on?

Could it be that he touched some mysterious switch?
And at this moment, Kassapa in front of him suddenly said.

"Scripture!"

Ananda couldn't help sighing, this senior was really conscientious, and after all this, he was still thinking about his job.

Thinking of this, Ananda silently walked forward, intending to carry the scriptures.

When he walked around in front of the other party, he was suddenly taken aback.

Looking around again, he finally understood why Kasyapa was trembling.

Because his body was trembling like Kasyapa.

There is no other reason.

Not to mention the Tripitaka that was promised to Xuanzang in the Sutra Pavilion.

All scriptures are gone, not even a piece of paper left.

Ananda looked back at Kassapa, and Kassapa swallowed subconsciously.

He wasn't worried about the Tripitaka of Mahayana Buddhism that should have been given away, they were all pieced together by Buddhist disciples.

To put it bluntly, it is worthless at all, and it is not a true law.

The effect is nothing more than brainwashing, making believers long for the Western Paradise.

In fact, one cannot really practice and become a Buddha.

But there are real scriptures in this Sutra Pavilion, all of which are written by Jieyin Zhunti combined with Taoist methods, and they are all priceless treasures.

The reason why he was willing to do it back then was entirely because Lingshan was first built, so he had to live on the surface.

So I took out these scriptures for appearance.

In fact, Bodhisattvas and Arhats are not qualified to enter the Sutra Pavilion for inspection.

Only a few people in Lingshan can enter.

Now gone!It's all gone!

Kassapa looked at Ananda and said, "Go and inform Tathagata, I will check here."

Ananda didn't dare to delay, he raised his legs and ran away immediately.

Kasyapa was really running mana to check, but it took a long time, but he didn't get any information.

the other side.

Ananda ran back panting. Seeing this, the Tathagata subconsciously thought that Kassapa had lost his temper, and he couldn't help but secretly resented him. He made up his mind to sue him in front of the Buddha.

Ananda didn't worry too much, and whispered a few words to the Tathagata.

Tathagata was stunned for a moment, then he got up slowly, pulled Ananda out of Leiyin Temple, and asked with a livid face.

"What did you say?"

Ananda was a little scared and said hesitantly.

"My ex...Senior brother Kasyapa went to the Sutra Pavilion to get scriptures, but there was nothing in the Sutra Pavilion."

Tathagata heard the news again and immediately exclaimed.

"Wh...what the hell? You mean all the scriptures are lost, right?"