The Supreme God Chapter 4681 The Leader Of The Buddhists

"That's right.

Mr. Lin, the Buddha has personally ordered that from now on, Ivy and Sue are to be the leaders of all
Buddhists, in charge of all the Buddhist Dharma in the world, as well as all Buddhist disciples,"

revealed the middle-aged monk.

"I am only their guard from now on,"

he said turning to look at Ivy and Sue, his expression solemn and muted.

"The leaders of Buddhists?

In charge of all Buddhist Dharma and disciples? The two of them?"

Austin exclaimed in astonishment, his head spinning from his disbelief.

He had never expected anything like this.

The Buddhism had always possessed a powerful, even terrifying, mysterious legacy throughout all
worlds.

And now, his two wives had become the leaders of it all. What was going on?

"Austin, it's true.

We were comprehending the Buddhist method when we were summoned by Buddha himself and
managed to get in touch with him.

We spoke for a long time, and eventually, he told us that we were his most worthy successors.

So he decided to appoint us as the leaders of the Buddhists.



He also said he would find a way to inform all the disciples out there about his decision, so everyone
would know of our new rank,"

Sue explained gently.

"So the Buddha is still alive?"

Austin asked curiously.

"That we do not know. He did not tell us whether he was alive or dead.

All he said was that he had gone to a place far away.

And that he didn't know if he'd be able to come back or not,"

Ivy replied.

"So the Buddha you met was an avatar or a spiritual soul mark?"

Austin asked, still not quite following, a puzzled look on his face.

"Neither.

It was neither an avatar nor a spiritual soul mark.

It was the Buddha's real body.

However, according to him, his real body was unsure whether he was still alive or if he was dead.

He used the space-time omnipotent skill to cross various different timelines to meet with us.

The one that spoke with us was alive, but we have no idea which time he was in.



Beyond whichever time he was in, we have no clue as to whether Buddha's real body is still alive and
well, or dead,"

Sue explained further, doing her best to make sense of it all.

"He spoke to you from some unclear point in time?"

Austin exclaimed incredulously.

Even he felt such a method was a bit on the unbelievable side of things. It was so incredibly brilliant
and like nothing he'd ever heard of before.

Not a moment ago he had thought that his current level of his space-time law was quite high, and that
most high-level masters were around the same skill level as him.

But now, it was clear he had a long way to go before he was truly strong in his space-time cultivation.

"Mr. Lin, the Buddha is already a god of chaos.

Not to mention, Buddhism has always been one of the most powerful dynasties of all.

The Buddha is stronger than any other god of chaos at his level.

His omnipotent skill is unimaginable, incomprehensible, far greater than anything you think you know,"

the middle-aged monk added from the side.

"I see.

So I cannot even understand the Buddha's power,"

Austin said, letting out a disheartened sigh.



"The Buddha's understanding and knowledge of the space-time law is very impressive.

Even if his real body did perish, he could still jump many timelines and return to a point in the past
where he was still alive.

In fact, this is also one of the omnipotent skills us Buddhists have,"

explained the middle-aged monk.

"But I do not believe the Buddha will actually die," he continued.

"And if he really was dead, he would be reincarnated for sure.

I have no doubt about that.

Whether he is alive or dead is of little consequence, for he will be back one day."

The middle-aged monk's declaration caught Austin off guard.

"Be reincarnated?

The road of reincarnation has collapsed. There is no way for any creature to come back anymore.

How could the Buddha possibly be reincarnated?"

Austin was a successor of the reincarnation race, so he simply had to ask.

"Oh?

You're aware of the road of reincarnation's destruction?

I see you really don't miss a thing.



However, there is something that you do not know.

We don't need the road of reincarnation to be reborn.

We possess our own ways.

The road of reincarnation being broken does not matter to us. It has no effect on the Buddha's
reincarnation capabilities,"

the middle-aged monk responded with subdued confidence.

"Really?

Is that so?

You have your own unique method to be reincarnated?"

Austin was stunned. This was the first he was hearing of such a thing.

He had always thought of the road of reincarnation as the only means to bring creatures back from
death.

"That is correct.

However, there are only a minute number of monks who have cultivated the Buddhism to a high
enough level to be able to use our special path of reincarnation after their death.

Ordinary Buddhists are not able to make of use of this path,"

the middle-aged monk continued.

"I see!"



Austin understood now and his excitement was growing.

"Sir, I am very interested and intrigued in this special method of reincarnation you just mentioned.

Would you be willing to tell me more about it?

As it happens, I am a successor of the reincarnation race

and we're planning to rebuild the road of reincarnation.

If I could know more about this different way of reincarnation, it would be very helpful to us.

Would that be okay?"

Austin asked, cupping his hands respectfully.

"Oh!

Mr. Lin, is that the truth?

Are you really a successor of the reincarnation race?"

The middle-aged monk was somewhat taken aback by this revelation. His tranquility seemed to be
replaced with the slightest bit of emotion.

"Austin, are you serious?

Are you really a successor of the reincarnation race?"

Ivy and Sue asked, surprised as well. They didn't know of this either.

"Yes.



Is there something wrong with that?

Is there any enmity between your force and the reincarnation race?

What's the big deal? Why are you all reacting so much?"

Austin immediately asked apprehensively.

The last thing he wanted was for there to be conflict between the two forces.

His two wives had just been made leaders of the Buddhists. If they were at odds with the reincarnation
race, this would cause complications.

"Ha-ha, no, you misunderstand me.

There is no enmity.

On the contrary, this is quite amazing, seeing as the Buddha has told us to offer our help to the
reincarnation race.

We've been instructed to do our best to assist the reincarnation race if they have the chance to rebuild
the road of reincarnation in the future.

We have no qualms. In fact, we are friends,"

the monk explained quickly, noticing Austin's concern.

"I see.

Thank goodness!"

This news overjoyed Austin.



With the support of the deep roots of the Buddhists, reconstructing the road of reincarnation would be a
lot easier for them. This was indeed great news.

"Mr. Lin, you wish to learn our way of reincarnation. I will tell you of it now,"

offered the middle-aged monk.


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