"Ah, why on earth should it be me assigned to take care of that freak? Why is it still me?" The little novice monk pouted in discontent. Being very young, he had just been enrolled into the Buddhist sect today and still held only the status of a menial laborer, not even considered an official disciple. Yet he was simply unlucky enough to share a room with several other bullies who had not yet severed their worldly desires, becoming their roommates. Afterward came the assignment of menial tasks; only after passing a three-year probation period, during which their disposition and Buddhist affinity were proven, could they officially become disciples of the Tuoluo Sect.
Little menial laborers like them numbered over tens of thousands in the Tuoluo Sect, making them completely inconspicuous.
Of course, the vast majority were still outer court disciples, accounting for fifty or sixty percent; inner court disciples made up thirty percent; and elite personal disciples accounted for less than half a percent.
Chapter 1421