As one of the top ten Buddhist weapons, the Demon-Subduing Pestle's full power is not as small as Yang Kun showed. Although Yang Kun's ability to use the Demon-Subduing Pestle is considerable, because Yang Kun has not practiced Buddhist techniques and is not a Buddhist disciple, he is unable to fully demonstrate the power of the Demon-Subduing Pestle.
If the Demon-Subduing Pestle was in the hands of a Buddhist disciple who had practiced Buddhist techniques, even if the disciple's cultivation level was ten levels lower than Yang Kun's, he would still be able to fight Yang Kun on equal terms. If it was in the hands of a Buddhist disciple like Monk Xuyun who had practiced Buddhist techniques for many years, its power would be even more astonishing.
For example, in the previous battle against the Yaksha girl, although Yang Kun used the Demon Subduing Pestle to defeat the Yaksha and make it unable to move, if it was in the hands of Monk Xuyun, the Yaksha girl would be reduced to ashes when she received the first move of the Demon Subduing Pestle. How could she have the ability to beg for mercy
Monk Xuyun was just looking at it for fun and didn't insist on getting the Demon-Subduing Pestle in his hands. However, as a Buddhist disciple, he couldn't bear to see the Demon-Subduing Pestle fall to a level that was slightly more powerful than an ordinary magical weapon. So after hesitating, he decided to persuade Yang Kun to become his disciple after leaving the secret realm, even as a nominal disciple. In this way, Yang Kun would be able to learn Buddhist skills and then make full use of the Demon-Subduing Pestle.
Thinking of this, Monk Xuyun put aside his concerns about the demon-subduing pestle and concentrated on dealing with the problem at hand.
It was not the first time that Yang Kun saw Monk Xuyun paying attention to the Demon-Subduing Pestle in his hand. As early as the first time he fought with Monk Xuyun, when he took out the Demon-Subduing Pestle, he noticed that Monk Xuyun paused for a moment when he took out the Demon-Subduing Pestle, and then he became a little concerned. After entering this formation, every time Yang Kun took out the Demon-Subduing Pestle, he would find that Monk Xuyun would pause for a few times on the Demon-Subduing Pestle. However, Yang Kun was not afraid of Monk Xuyun's move to snatch it. For those who wanted to take his magic weapon, Yang Kun was never afraid. However, Monk Xuyun's eyes looking at the Demon-Subduing Pestle were different from those who had peeked at his weapon before, so Yang Kun thought, could it be that Monk Xuyun found that he was not a Buddhist disciple but always had Buddhist instruments, so he was curious and paid more attention to it? Thinking of this, Yang Kun felt better. After all, he had spent a lot of time with Monk Xuyun these days. To be honest, his impression of Monk Xuyun had indeed changed. From what he could see so far, Monk Xuyun was still a very trustworthy partner. If they became enemies because of the Demon-Subduing Pestle, Yang Kun would indeed feel a little disappointed.
Zhou Tianxiang, who was standing by, saw the actions between Yang Kun and Monk Xuyun, especially Monk Xuyun's repeated attention to the demon-subduing pestle in Yang Kun's hand, which made Zhou Tianxiang slowly start to think about it.
The Demon-Subduing Pestle is one of the Buddhist treasures that everyone knows. As a Buddhist disciple, how could Master Xuyun remain indifferent when seeing the Buddhist treasure? I think Master Xuyun is so concerned about the Demon-Subduing Pestle because he saw that this Buddhist treasure was somewhat wasted in Yang Kun's hands? So would Master Xuyun want to get the Demon-Subduing Pestle back from Yang Kun
Zhou Tianxiang thought about it and found that Monk Xuyun would take it. After all, as a non-Buddhist disciple, he, Zhou Tianxiang, was jealous of the demon-subduing pestle in Yang Kun's hand. So, would Monk Xuyun, a Buddhist disciple, not be jealous