Tathagata studied the Sha Chen before him closely, his gaze intensifying.
To his surprise, it was Sha Chen's true form.
This astonished and filled him with incredulity; at the same time, a sense of gravity settled in his heart.
The Ancient Buddha and Tathagata exchanged glances, both noting the shock and confusion in each other's eyes.
Sha Chen was timid and cautious. He had refused to meet them on many occasions, always avoiding a direct confrontation.
But now, Sha Chen actually dared to emerge. He had transformed the Flowing Sand River into an impenetrable fortress and reconstructed a minor world within it.
However, to experts like them, this minor world was as fragile as paper, easily pierced through.
Sha Chen daring to meet them could only mean one thing: he had enough confidence to contend with them both.
Otherwise, given Sha Chen's character, he would never dare to appear.
