Chapter 1959

It was indeed a dragon, with dragon horns, dragon whiskers, and dragon scales, only its size was too small.

"What's going on? Why would there be a dragon in the Third National Master's oil cauldron?"

"Could it be that the Third National Master was able to stay in the oil cauldron for so long because of this dragon?"

"What kind of dragon is this? Why have I never heard of it?"

"The Third National Master's gamble with his life this time was truly miserable; one could say he died only after suffering endless pain."

The King of Chechi stared fixedly at the little white dragon in Fahai's hand, a thought flashing in his eyes, though no one knew what he was thinking.

At this moment, Fahai held the little dragon that had been scalded to death high in the air and said loudly, "Everyone, look! This so-called Third National Master used this kind of heterodox ability to duel with Sun Wukong."

"If this dragon hadn't been hiding in the oil cauldron, the Third National Master would have died long ago!"

At this time, Sun Wukong leaped up from the oil cauldron and jumped to Fahai's side. He glanced at the little white dragon in Fahai's hand.

Then, he scanned the crowd and said, "I know what this dragon is. It's a little dragon from beneath a thousand-year-old cold pool. Its body is surrounded by thousand-year-old cold energy, so when the Third National Master put this dragon in the oil cauldron just now, he was simply cheating!"

As soon as these words were spoken, the crowd began to discuss it one after another.

"So that's it. It seems the Third National Master didn't use any magic at all; he just relied on a cold dragon."

"In that case, Sun Wukong had already won against him long ago, yet he still wanted to gamble his life with Sun Wukong. He was cheating from the very beginning!"

"I'm starting to doubt the true identity of the three National Masters now."

"The three National Masters all said that Buddhism is a heterodox religion that confuses the public, but now it seems their magic is far inferior to theirs. I think the three National Masters are the ones confusing the public."

"Thinking about it now, it really seems to be the case. Since the three National Masters arrived, although the weather has been favorable, how much have we common people offered them every year? And how much manpower and wealth have been spent building Daoist temples everywhere over these years?"

"The most pitiful are those monks. They committed no wrong, yet they were subjected to such inhuman treatment."

Listening to the crowd's discussion, the Grand National Master's face turned pale and then green. His eyes rolled incessantly, and he was still thinking about what to do next. ===== CHAPTER 1961 =====