The monk tells the others that they've never faced a monster before. He's got a dozen holy seals, but he can't do anything about it. He tells them to buy him some time. The monk says that only the buddha can defeat the mars. The mars is a natural enemy of buddhism, but the buddha is more suited to dealing with him. The monks decide to hold off on the attack until they can figure out a way to get to the fort first. They'll be able to do so when they need to, and the monk hopes that he'll achieve enlightenment in his next life. He says that if he does, then he hopes that every living being can achieve enlightenment like him. He compares himself to the marks of the Buddha and asks how he could deflect the mara's attack with one hand. Then the