Di Shi Tian.
Light and darkness stand in contrast.
The dark side will not be mentioned for now; on the side of light, Lu Bei, drowsy and ready to sleep, now faces the past, one barely smiling with a flower in hand while the other shows no sorrow or joy.
Gu Zongchen was convinced that Dian Chi would let go of his obsessions. Although he had rejected the old path of the Great Bright Heaven, he possessed a Sharira that remained after the sit-in transformation of the Great Bright Heaven. With this single relic, Dian Chi could do nothing.
Gu Zongchen did not wish to resort to force; he respected Dian Chi's heart of great mercy and was willing to wait until the past was let go, be it a thousand years or ten thousand.
"Amitabha, I, the humble monk, harbor deep attachments. If the master doesn't have any profound Buddhist teachings to bestow, I will remain deluded unto death."
