Such a prolonged benefit cycle is evidently unfavorable for the rapid expansion of cultivation forces.
Nevertheless, after verifying the mystical effects of the Bodhi Tribulation Fruit, Xiong Chan and the others were still predominantly pleased.
After the return of Households Commander Zuo, he reported in detail to Xu Qing about the unusual phenomenon when the Blood Bodhi Tree bore fruit.
He presented a delicate sandalwood box, and inside, three jade-like Bodhi Seeds were emitting vein-like threads of blood. At the bottom of the box lay a handwritten letter from Xiong Chan, written on great Zen Temple's specially crafted gold dust paper.
"For what Young Protector Xu desires, this old monk will definitely give my utmost support." The lotus stamp at the end of the letter subtly exuded a noble aura—it turns out Xiong Chan actually used the imperial ink bestowed by the old Emperor.
