Master Jingchen was probably in her late fifties.
Originally, she used to call Chen Hai "Benefactor" every time she addressed him.
But now, seeing Chen Hai with a shaved head and wearing a gray monk robe he had somehow acquired, she felt that calling him a benefactor didn't quite fit anymore.
After trying to reason with Chen Hai for a long time to no avail, her expression darkened, "Young man, I have already relayed your message to Jingxin."
"It's not that I'm making it difficult for you, but she simply doesn't want to see you!"
"Buddhism is a place of serenity; if you don't leave and continue causing trouble, don't blame me for taking extreme measures!"
Perhaps feeling that Chen Hai didn't understand what she meant by "extreme measures," she hesitated before explaining, "Take a look around. With you dressed like that and coming to our Tianning Temple, many tourists' cellphones and cameras are already pointed this way."
