Zhang Meng and Fatty thought they had entered a pagoda of old age, but when they opened the stone gate and walked in, they found that the pagoda was not as simple as it seemed from the outside. Usually, the pagoda might be used to store Buddha bone relics when the monk passed away, or some valuable items such as Buddhist scriptures and cassocks. However, not only did many Buddha statues store in this pagoda, but even the structure of the pagoda was the opposite.

The pagoda in front of me is an inverted pagoda. From the light of the wolf's eye flashlight, the place where Zhang Meng and the fat man stood should be the first floor. The area of ​​the first floor is very large and the radius is as big as a basketball court. The more you look down, the narrower the lower the bottom. Moreover, the Buddha statues are all filled with Buddha statues. No, to be precise, they should be various statues.

Without this spiral downward staircase, this place would be more like a naturally formed pit.

This should be a stupa of age.

But for a moment, neither of them could see through what the name of this pagoda was!

The main thing is that there are many types of pagodas. According to the layers, they can be divided into thirty-seventh, seventeenth, fifteenth, thirteenth, nineth, seventh, fiveth, and threeth. They can also be divided into square towers, round towers, hexagonal towers, and octagonal towers according to the things hidden in them. They can also be divided into sacred towers, towers, dental towers, etc. They can also be divided into building materials, etc. There are too many. If there are no archaeologists who specialize in this, they will not be able to see through them.

"But the most primitive state of the pagoda is the tombs in our Central Plains tombs. However, after being influenced by Japan, various beautiful pagodas began to form in Asia. In a sense, this thing is actually a tomb. No wonder Ouyang could find this place by searching for dragons and pointing acupoints." said the fat man.

The two of them searched briefly on it and found Ouyang and Ladyna's footprints. They did not put on gas masks and circled down the spiral stairs inside the pagoda.

Because someone has been here in advance, Zhang Meng and Fatty are not afraid of poison gas and other things.

After all, according to normal thinking, Buddhism emphasizes the universal salvation of sentient beings and compassionateness. Monks will not place any harmful mechanisms and traps in their pagodas.

But when you go down, Zhang Meng and Fatty feel more and more incredible, because the Buddha statues arranged on both sides of the spiral stairs are not Buddha statues at all. Except for the four Vajras on the stone gate before, none of the things here look like Buddha.

"Fatty, why do I think we are on the wrong path?" Zhang Meng said.

"Well." The fat man also noticed the strangeness of these statues, and nodded with a pale face: "Damn! I heard Lai Zi say before that these four Vajras were born on a small mountain in India. By chance, he worshipped Sakyamuni as his master and was named the Four Vajras by Sakyamuni. Not only that, it is rumored that their 100 descendants later became Vajras, and even the famous Vajras were their descendants. Logically speaking, since the four Vajras were carved on the stone gate, the ones who guarded must be Buddhas. How could they protect these messy things? This... what are the fucking things."

Zhang Meng was also puzzled: "Although I don't understand the pagoda, there is no reason why statues of these animals are placed inside the pagoda."

As Zhang Meng said, as he and the fat man walked down, there were strange animal statues on both sides of the stairs of the pagoda, including cows, horses, sheeps, lions, tigers... There were many kinds, almost all the animals that everyone knew. Not only that, these animals were also carved vividly, biting each other, attacking, and rushing to eat, and looking extremely terrifying.

It is completely like interpreting the laws of survival in nature, and there is no trace of Buddhist compassion.

"It doesn't make sense, it doesn't make sense." The fat man kept shaking his head and touching his head, saying, "But this upside-down pagoda is originally weird, and there are some strange statues inside. Now the little lady and Brother Jun are not here, so let's be careful."

"Yes." Zhang Meng made up her mind and continued to walk down with the fat man.

However, the statues around were even more bloody.

In addition, the environment here is very cold, humid, and dimly lit. From time to time, a drop of water will fall on the top of your head, which makes Zhang Meng and Fatty feel like they are in the scene. If it weren't for the downward spiral staircase with handrails, the two of them would have been so scared that they would have been so scared that they would have rolled down all the way.

Fortunately, this feeling did not last long, and the animal statues that fought finally disappeared, and replaced by several tall and holy Buddhist Bodhisattvas.

These Bodhisattva statues are different from the previous animals. The animals before were all very small, and they fought each other and blood flowed into a river. These Bodhisattva statues are more like worshipped in temples, all of which are large statues, one by one.

From the perspective of Zhang Meng's appearance, Zhang Meng can still distinguish these Bodhisattva statues clearly. Zhang Meng recognizes the one in the lead the most clearly. This is obviously the only female Bodhisattva in Buddhism, Guanyin Bodhisattva. The other two Bodhisattvas beside him are mostly like Guanyin, very kind, with a slight smile on his lips. Obviously, they should be the two Bodhisattvas Manjushri and Samantabhadra.

If Zhang Meng didn't have those animal statues before and saw the Bodhisattva in front of him, there would be no doubts about it. After all, it would be normal to place some Buddha statues inside the pagoda, but those animal statues that flowed into a river could not let Zhang Meng go.

The fat man had to joke: "The one buried in this pagoda must not be a monk. This guy could not drink and eat meat before his death, but after he died, he carved so many animals. He wanted to have a good time to live up to his mouth! It's not a good thing, it's definitely not a good thing."

Zhang Meng ignored the fat man's nonsense and continued to move down.

Surprisingly, just when Zhang Meng thought that what was stored below would be some Buddhist scriptures, cassocks, etc., he found that not only did not have what should be in the pagoda, but even the statues of Bodhisattva were gone, and replaced by those strange statues of the previous ones. However, the core of the statue was no longer those animals, but instead became a group of short, pointed ears and grinning.

Seeing the statue that appeared again in front of him, the fat man was shocked. Suddenly, he seemed to remember something. He suddenly looked up at the first tower when he came, but seemed to hear countless wild beasts roaring towards the bottom.
Chapter completed!