Upon hearing Buddha's discourse on "undoing the bell requires the person who tied it", Wa Huang seemed a bit puzzled: "Thinking of ways from the Void Race, then, what exactly should we do?"
Buddha: "????"
This question caught Buddha off guard, and it was only after a while that he responded: "I can't exactly say what we should do!"
Wa Huang: "????"
Wa Huang had a blank expression on his face, thinking, without a specific plan, what's the point in saying that?
Without a concrete plan, Buddha's previous discourse on "undoing the bell requires the person who tied it" was all nonsense.
After pondering for a moment, Buddha finally spoke: "I plan, in dealing with the Void Race next, to try to capture alive as many as possible."
"First imprison them, then figure it out."
Wa Huang also didn't know whether Buddha's plan would work at all.
Would imprisoning the Void Race truly lead to finding a way to eliminate the Power of Cause and Effect from them?
Not necessarily!
