With a slight smile, Release saw Long Yan's shocked expression; this was not the most significant crime, after all, as even in Buddhism there is the saying that though wine and meat pass through the intestines, the Buddha remains in the heart.
The images on the screen became clearer; the eighteen men, besides exercising, spent their time in town bullying the populace. Yes, bullying the populace was the pastime of these eighteen Vajras of the Buddhist Sect.
Eating without paying, beating town residents—these were relatively minor actions. But eventually, these individuals formed ties with an Evil Cult hiding in the Demon Beast Mountain Range and helped them abduct children for the cultists' cultivation.
The reward for their service was only some ordinary Elixirs from the Evil Cult, which they sold before indulging in revelry.
As the images faded, Release's face remained expressionless, devoid of joy, anger, sadness, or happiness.
