Chapter 1960: Crispy-on-the-Outside, Tender-on-the-Inside Roast Whole Lamb

"Look! The Third National Master's body has changed!"

Someone suddenly exclaimed, pointing toward the oil cauldron where the Third National Master was.

Everyone looked over and discovered that the Third National Master's body had actually turned into a mountain goat.

Only, that goat had been fried crispy on the outside and tender on the inside in the boiling oil, becoming a roast whole lamb.

"I believe everyone has seen it with their own eyes now. Who is the demon is clear at a glance."

Fahai took a step forward, scanned the crowd, and said.

"Your Majesty, what do you think of this matter?"

Sun Wukong looked at the King of Chechi with a smile on his face and said.

The King of Chechi stroked his beard, his expression one of extreme shock. His gaze was fixed on the corpse of the Third National Master; he seemed unable to believe that the National Master who had been in Chechi for so many years was actually a demon.

"Grand National Master, are you really demons?" The King of Chechi looked at the Grand National Master and said, "And what is your intention in coming to my Chechi Kingdom?"

The Grand National Master rolled his eyes a few times. Although the death of his two junior brothers made him extremely resentful, he felt that he must not reveal any flaws at this moment.

He immediately said, "Your Majesty, I would like to ask you, have we three brothers ever done a single bad thing since coming to Chechi?"

"I would also like to ask you, have we ever threatened Your Majesty's safety?"

"If we were demons, why wouldn't we just seize your throne instead of loyally assisting you?"

After the Grand National Master said this, the King fell into deep thought. Thinking carefully, these three National Masters had indeed not done anything bad; on the contrary, the favorable weather over these years was really to their credit.

"No bad things? Do you dare say you haven't done a single bad thing?" Sun Wukong immediately retorted, "You treat monks like animals, forcing them into hard labor every day with such heavy punishments. By what right do you treat monks this way?"

The Grand National Master looked at Sun Wukong and said, "The Three Pure Ones are the only orthodox religion in the world! Buddhism is a group that confuses the public with heterodox words! This is the punishment they deserve!"

Hearing this, Fahai smiled disdainfully and said, "The Three Pure Ones are the only orthodox religion? Do you know the magic power of the Buddhas of the Western Lingshan and their ability to save all living beings?"

"You say this is the punishment they deserve, then I ask you, what evil deeds did they actually commit?"

Fahai's words left the Grand National Master speechless.

Just as everyone was silent, the Grand National Master suddenly said angrily, "I don't care! We don't care about other kingdoms, but in our Chechi Kingdom, we only recognize Daoism!"

"If you want to blame someone, blame those monks for being born in Chechi."

Hearing this, Marshal Tianpeng could not help but be angry. He said, "How ridiculous! In your Chechi Kingdom, you only recognize Daoism?"

"Is that because the three of you learned Daoist arts? Don't think that just because you three demons put on Daoist robes, you are disciples of Daoism. True disciples of Daoism are not like you, with such vicious hearts, excluding those who are different."

The Grand National Master knew that he could no longer gain the upper hand in words, as they had already lost the previous two duels.

And these few monks from the Great Tang of the East were clearly not ordinary beings.

"Your Majesty." The Grand National Master looked at the King, bowed respectfully, and said, "Since the duel was agreed to be three rounds, it is not over yet."

"I implore Your Majesty to let me conduct this final round of the duel to manifest the majesty of our Three Pure Ones."

Hearing this, General Juan Lian was also very defiant and said, "Isn't it best of three? You have already lost two rounds, what else is there to compare?" ===== CHAPTER 1962 =====