After some hesitation, the Buddha proceeded to say, "As for your losses, the Buddhist door will bear it all."
This time, it can't be said that everything was Sunlight Bodhisattva's fault. After all, if not for Jiang Hao's scheming, Sunlight Bodhisattva would not have touched the Sun God Staff.
Shaking his head, Sunlight Bodhisattva responded calmly, "Elder brother exaggerates. It is my incompetence that led me to fall into the schemes of others. How could I let the Buddhist door bear my losses for me?"
"It's just a few trifles, you can bear it."
Though Buddha meant well, Sunlight Bodhisattva was evidently reluctant to owe him any favor.
After all, the Buddhist door was not united, and the relationship between Sunlight Bodhisattva and Buddha could not be harmonious. One was a native disciple of the Western teaching, the other was an outsider. How could they be on good terms?
