Chapter: 1067
The moment he saw Pyo-wol, Bo-kyeong felt a chill run down his spine.
The cold wind seemed to be scratching his chest, as if he had climbed the peak of a mountain in the middle of winter.
He had never felt this way from any of the other monks at Shaolin Temple. Even from Woon Seong or Seongam whom he admires the most.
Woon Seong was a monk right below Un-ji, the sect leader of Shaolin Temple. He was a warrior called the First Book of Shaolin.
Seongam was a third-generation disciple who mastered a certain type of martial arts so destructive to the extent that he was nicknamed Crazy Buddha.1
Bo-kyeong learned martial arts from them. But even with the prowess of those two, he didn�t get the same dangerous feeling he got from Pyo-wol.
Bo-kyeong cautiously approached Pyo-wol. Wu Jang-rak then introduced him to Pyo-wol.
�This is Bo-kyeong, a Buddhist monk from the Shaolin Temple. In Henan, he is so great that he is known for his Ten Invincible Steps.�
�Amitabha Buddha! I am Bo-kyeong of the Shaolin Temple. I heard the name of Lord Pyo-wol from Lord Wu. It is an honor to meet you like this.�
Bo-kyeong greeted him.
Pyo-wol stared blankly at Bo-kyeong, then after a while, he opened his mouth,
�I�m Pyo-wol.�
�It�s nice to meet you. Lord Wu has something valuable to bring to the main sect, so I have no choice but to accompany him. I�m asking for your understanding since your schedule may be a little bit delayed.�
�Do whatever you feel like.�
�You�ll allow it?�
�They don�t need my permission. I�m in the position of riding on them.�
The reason he accompanied Wu Jang-rak in the first place was because he was not familiar with the situation in Jianghu. sound less wind
On the way to this place, he had a rough understanding of how Jianghu worked. So he would no longer have a problem going to Tianzongshan Mountain even after parting with Wu Jang-rak and his party.
Bo-kyeong once again expressed his gratitude,
�Thank you for your understanding.�
�The birthday party of the Wudang sect�s leader is a pretty big event, right?�
�Because it�s not common. Many people will come thinking they can receive some help once they get acquainted with the Wudang sect on this occasion.�
�Does the Shaolin Temple also want help from the Wudang sect?�
�No way. We�ve never asked for one-sided help from the Wudang sect. We�re just mutually helping each other.��
Bo-kyeong�s voice was full of confidence.
Although their sect lost a bit of prestige due to Lee Gwak, many people still thought of the Shaolin Temple as the leader of Jianghu. The Shaolin Temple was armed with more pride than the Wudang sect.
Bo-kyeong was also armed with pride.
�Lord Pyo, what do you think of going to Mount Wudang with us? It�s the first event in decades, so the Wudang sect paid a lot of attention to this event. There�s probably a lot to see.�
�Hmm��
�If you ever want to go up, you can tell me by tomorrow morning.� JrNovels.com
The cold wind seemed to be scratching his chest, as if he had climbed the peak of a mountain in the middle of winter.
He had never felt this way from any of the other monks at Shaolin Temple. Even from Woon Seong or Seongam whom he admires the most.
Woon Seong was a monk right below Un-ji, the sect leader of Shaolin Temple. He was a warrior called the First Book of Shaolin.
Seongam was a third-generation disciple who mastered a certain type of martial arts so destructive to the extent that he was nicknamed Crazy Buddha.1
Bo-kyeong learned martial arts from them. But even with the prowess of those two, he didn�t get the same dangerous feeling he got from Pyo-wol.
Bo-kyeong cautiously approached Pyo-wol. Wu Jang-rak then introduced him to Pyo-wol.
�This is Bo-kyeong, a Buddhist monk from the Shaolin Temple. In Henan, he is so great that he is known for his Ten Invincible Steps.�
�Amitabha Buddha! I am Bo-kyeong of the Shaolin Temple. I heard the name of Lord Pyo-wol from Lord Wu. It is an honor to meet you like this.�
Bo-kyeong greeted him.
Pyo-wol stared blankly at Bo-kyeong, then after a while, he opened his mouth,
�I�m Pyo-wol.�
�It�s nice to meet you. Lord Wu has something valuable to bring to the main sect, so I have no choice but to accompany him. I�m asking for your understanding since your schedule may be a little bit delayed.�
�Do whatever you feel like.�
�You�ll allow it?�
�They don�t need my permission. I�m in the position of riding on them.�
The reason he accompanied Wu Jang-rak in the first place was because he was not familiar with the situation in Jianghu. sound less wind
On the way to this place, he had a rough understanding of how Jianghu worked. So he would no longer have a problem going to Tianzongshan Mountain even after parting with Wu Jang-rak and his party.
Bo-kyeong once again expressed his gratitude,
�Thank you for your understanding.�
�The birthday party of the Wudang sect�s leader is a pretty big event, right?�
�Because it�s not common. Many people will come thinking they can receive some help once they get acquainted with the Wudang sect on this occasion.�
�Does the Shaolin Temple also want help from the Wudang sect?�
�No way. We�ve never asked for one-sided help from the Wudang sect. We�re just mutually helping each other.��
Bo-kyeong�s voice was full of confidence.
Although their sect lost a bit of prestige due to Lee Gwak, many people still thought of the Shaolin Temple as the leader of Jianghu. The Shaolin Temple was armed with more pride than the Wudang sect.
Bo-kyeong was also armed with pride.
�Lord Pyo, what do you think of going to Mount Wudang with us? It�s the first event in decades, so the Wudang sect paid a lot of attention to this event. There�s probably a lot to see.�
�Hmm��
�If you ever want to go up, you can tell me by tomorrow morning.� JrNovels.com
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