The Rakshasa King composed of blood-colored flames, with a bull-horned human face, clad in armor, holding a long blade, his eyes tightly shut, exudes a dharma aspect of majesty and death.
Although this dharma aspect is formed by crimson flame light, it is solid and refined, like a true master. Its aura is towering and profound, beyond measure.
The Blood Flame Rakshasa King transforms the blood of evil ghosts and demons into Nirvana True Flame. He made a great vow before the Buddha Venerable, wishing to slay all evil ghosts and demons in the world to protect all beings. Without the end of demons, he would not become a Buddha.
Establishing a vow through slaughter, proving the Dao through killing, this contradicts the Buddhist Sect's path of compassion and salvation. The Blood Flame Rakshasa King always keeps his eyes closed, not seeing all beings, not seeing all Buddhas.
Only when slaying demons does the Blood Flame Rakshasa King open his eyes.
