Even with the Living Buddha they worship right beside them, when it truly came to the moment of violent enlightenment, they hesitated—they hadn't cultivated enough and weren't ready to face this moment.
These Killing Vajra Lamas were the core force of Khan Yamun's efforts to hurt the Buddha, and when they abandoned him as well, this part of the power naturally withered at a visible speed.
This was directly reflected on the Vajra's body, its height and strength both drastically shrinking.
In the blink of an eye, it dropped from nearly forty meters to thirty meters.
This further accelerated the collapse of the Tukan people, and the Khan's Guards, instead of regrouping to counterattack, fled screaming into the surrounding rain to save themselves.
In such a situation, Khan Yamun couldn't even take care of himself, let alone save them; they could only save themselves.
