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Under the dim light of the mobile phone, tall Buddha statues were placed on three sides. What made Jiang Ke feel strange was that these Buddha statues all had their heads covered with red cloth.

Don't know what it means.

Jiang Ke raised his head and stared at the Buddha statue hidden in the darkness. Although he noticed something was wrong, his sixth sense did not warn him, indicating that they were safe for the time being.

He went around the temple in a circle, with four pillars in the middle used to support the beams. Because of the large area, the pillars were extra thick.

In front of each Buddha statue is an offering table painted red, also covered with red cloth. Only the undulating shadows can be seen under the flashlight.

He didn't move any of the three pictures. He just saw Jiang Ke staring at those things for a long time, so he asked, "Why don't you open them and take a look?"

Jiang Ke hesitated for a moment, fearing that he would violate some taboo, so he shook his head and said, "Don't lift it yet."

They turned around with their flashlights and found that there were five Buddha statues enshrined here, one in the middle and two on the left and right.

Jiang Ke had read some books about Buddhism at school before. In the main hall of the temple, due to different inheritances, the number of Buddha statues enshrined varies from three to five.

The Five Buddhas is a saying in Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, which refers to the five Buddhas in the Vajra Realm, namely Vairochana, Aksu, Baosheng, Amitabha and Buddha. 1

Jiang Ke couldn't remember the names of the Five Buddhas clearly. He only remembered that Amitabha was located in the west.

The names of those Buddhas were too profound and complicated for Jiang Ke to remember clearly.

He could read this information, but it was just a quick glance out of curiosity. Speaking of which, it was because of a museum that was very popular at the time. It explained the explanations about Ajie Drum, Blood Prison, Ming Fei's initiation, etc. Jiang Ke was After watching it, my scalp felt numb.

Out of curiosity, I went to check some information.

However, there were only a few such books in their school library. Jiang Ke read through all the books involved, and he only had a rough understanding of Tibetan Buddhism.

Jiang Ke was not a devout Buddhist, so he forgot many things after just one glance. It was just the tragic past of the serfs that left a deep impression on him.

The feudal serfdom society, which has long been characterized by the integration of politics and religion and the dictatorship of monks and nobles, is so dark and cruel that modern people living in a civilized society can hardly imagine it.

Since then, Jiang Ke has reshaped this "sacred place" on a conscious level.

No matter how beautiful a place is, the soil that gave birth to it, or the past, is bloody and barbaric.

Everything has two sides, light and dark, just like shadows will appear under sunlight, and death will occur when there is birth.

Even after seeing those gloomy past events, Jiang Ke still wanted to come to southern Tibet to have a look, not only to see the miraculous craftsmanship of nature, but also to see its history and humanities.

Although this kind of "immersive" experience is a bit too scary, you are already in the game. No matter how much you complain or regret, it is useless. You can only use your brain and luck to try your best to break the game.

Jiang Ke had many thoughts running through his mind. If it was really Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, then it would definitely not be easy to leave this realm this time.

At this time, there was a creaking sound from the door that had been ajar, which was extremely harsh in the quiet Buddhist temple.

Jiang Ke and the other three were standing on the right side of the entrance. When they heard the sound, they held up their flashlights to look.

Someone was standing at the door, with the light behind him, and all he could see was a piece of red cassock on his shoulders that was plated with gold.

The man seemed to be smiling and spoke in a clear voice: "Fellow believers, please follow me."