Alanda.
The blue sky was clear, and the White clouds were floating.
The melodious Bell reverberated in the air. Many halls and pavilions were located on the holy mountain. Buddhist monks were either sitting cross-legged and listening to the Scriptures or strolling in the temples. It was as peaceful and quiet as ever.
But on the distant Plains, no one in the Western regions looked up at the holy mountain.
Other than the Buddhist cultivators, the Western Region was truly devoid of human life.
Losing the support of ordinary believers was a fatal thing. Not every Buddhist cultivator could abstain from eating.
Eating, drinking, and peeing were huge problems.
However, the Buddha protected them. He changed the rules of heaven and earth and gave the Buddhist believers exuberant vitality.
As long as they were in the Western Region, the Buddhist cultivators would have a long life. They could survive on wind and dew and no longer rely on food.
