The gods waged divinely, and all beings suffered; one must use oneself as a vessel to ferry the masses to the other shore.
Beneath the Bodhi Tree, the awakened sang grand aspirations comprising forty-eight great vows, embodying a profound sense of compassion and protection for the myriad aspects of the mortal world.
Gradually, heavenly flowers rained down, golden lotuses emerged from the earth, and remarkable phenomena abounded. Countless golden Sanskrit characters floated and flickered around him.
Upon seeing this, Luo En urgently set up a barrier to obscure the changes around them, preventing the Indian deities from detecting the situation here.
And when the last thread of the Sanskrit chant faded away, he looked gravely at the figure beneath the Bodhi Tree:
"Everything has a price. You've made such a grand aspiration, seeking nothing from the deities or others, only from yourself. Are you aware of the consequences of doing so?"
