Chapter: 1069
For that reason, preparations for a grand banquet were in full swing regardless of their leader�s will.
The chefs, in charge of the Wudang sect taoists� meals, were all busy preparing food.
It already took them a whole day just to prepare meals for the Wudang sect taoists, but now they also had to prepare meals for the visitors.
The third-generation disciples tried to assist them, but they were not fast enough. In the end, they had to pay a lot of money to call people with excellent cooking skills among the people living below the mountain.
The kitchen was buzzing as numerous chefs stayed in front of each stove to cook food. The still young third-generation disciples were busy carrying food while watching the chefs.
Lee So-yeol was one of those third-generation disciples.
He, who had yet to be given a name since he just recently entered Wudang Mountain, was put into the kitchen as an assistant and was sweating profusely.
Although he is only 10 years old, Lee So-yeol received love from his masters because of his quick-wittedness.
At that time, one of the chefs called for Lee So-yeol.
�Taoist So-yeol!�
�I�m not a taoist yet.�
�But you�re going to be a taoist soon, aren�t you?�
�Still, please just call me by name.�
The chef looked at Lee So-yeol, who was blushing with embarrassment, as if he was cute. Because he felt like his own son.
He handed Lee So-yeol a tray of the food he had just made.
�Taoist Woo-sung is on duty today. Bring this food to him.�
Woo-sung was one of the first generation disciples of the Wudang sect. His responsibility is managing the Scripture Pavilion.4 � soundlesswind
The Scripture Pavilion was a place where important books of the Wudang sect were stored. It was similar to the Scripture Pavilion of the Shaolin Temple, but in their case, it�s the Wudang sect�s martial arts that were stored.
Because of that, the vigilance was particularly strict, and people like Lee So-yeol, who had yet to climb the ranks among the taoists, couldn�t even dare to approach.
If it wasn�t for this kind of work, there would never have been a chance for Lee So-yeol to bring food to the Scripture Pavilion.
Lee Sa-yeol walked across the Wudang sect with quick steps. There was a fairly large tray in both of his hands, but it didn�t shake at all.
When he became a third-generation disciple of the Wudang sect, the first thing he learned was Taichi Qigong5 and Tiger Steps.6
Taichi Qigong was a basic skill for a disciple of the Wudang sect. It involves learning how to internalize energy by holding a large ball with both hands. While the Tiger Steps literally means to walk like a tiger. It was the foundation of the Wudang sect�s footwork.�
The Wudang sect decides whether to accept the third-generation disciple as an official disciple or not after seeing their achievement in executing the Taichi Qigong. Those who did not have ample progress in the Taichi Qigong could never become a formal disciple of the Wudang sect.
Fortunately, Lee So-yeol was quite talented in martial arts.
He properly learned Taichi Qigong and his progress in Tiger Steps was not bad. Thanks to this, even when holding a tray full of food, he was able to move lightly without shaking.
The road to Scripture Pavilion was unfamiliar to Lee So-yeol.
This is because it is a place belonging to the Wudang sect second-generation disciple, so there was little chance for Lee So-yeol to enter. soundlesswind
The Scripture Pavilion was filled with scriptures collected by the Wudang sect. It is smaller in scale than the Scripture Pavilion of Shaolin Temple, but it is not far behind in terms of importance.
For that reason, the Wudang sect paid special attention to the security of the Scripture Pavilion. JrNovels.com
The chefs, in charge of the Wudang sect taoists� meals, were all busy preparing food.
It already took them a whole day just to prepare meals for the Wudang sect taoists, but now they also had to prepare meals for the visitors.
The third-generation disciples tried to assist them, but they were not fast enough. In the end, they had to pay a lot of money to call people with excellent cooking skills among the people living below the mountain.
The kitchen was buzzing as numerous chefs stayed in front of each stove to cook food. The still young third-generation disciples were busy carrying food while watching the chefs.
Lee So-yeol was one of those third-generation disciples.
He, who had yet to be given a name since he just recently entered Wudang Mountain, was put into the kitchen as an assistant and was sweating profusely.
Although he is only 10 years old, Lee So-yeol received love from his masters because of his quick-wittedness.
At that time, one of the chefs called for Lee So-yeol.
�Taoist So-yeol!�
�I�m not a taoist yet.�
�But you�re going to be a taoist soon, aren�t you?�
�Still, please just call me by name.�
The chef looked at Lee So-yeol, who was blushing with embarrassment, as if he was cute. Because he felt like his own son.
He handed Lee So-yeol a tray of the food he had just made.
�Taoist Woo-sung is on duty today. Bring this food to him.�
Woo-sung was one of the first generation disciples of the Wudang sect. His responsibility is managing the Scripture Pavilion.4 � soundlesswind
The Scripture Pavilion was a place where important books of the Wudang sect were stored. It was similar to the Scripture Pavilion of the Shaolin Temple, but in their case, it�s the Wudang sect�s martial arts that were stored.
Because of that, the vigilance was particularly strict, and people like Lee So-yeol, who had yet to climb the ranks among the taoists, couldn�t even dare to approach.
If it wasn�t for this kind of work, there would never have been a chance for Lee So-yeol to bring food to the Scripture Pavilion.
Lee Sa-yeol walked across the Wudang sect with quick steps. There was a fairly large tray in both of his hands, but it didn�t shake at all.
When he became a third-generation disciple of the Wudang sect, the first thing he learned was Taichi Qigong5 and Tiger Steps.6
Taichi Qigong was a basic skill for a disciple of the Wudang sect. It involves learning how to internalize energy by holding a large ball with both hands. While the Tiger Steps literally means to walk like a tiger. It was the foundation of the Wudang sect�s footwork.�
The Wudang sect decides whether to accept the third-generation disciple as an official disciple or not after seeing their achievement in executing the Taichi Qigong. Those who did not have ample progress in the Taichi Qigong could never become a formal disciple of the Wudang sect.
Fortunately, Lee So-yeol was quite talented in martial arts.
He properly learned Taichi Qigong and his progress in Tiger Steps was not bad. Thanks to this, even when holding a tray full of food, he was able to move lightly without shaking.
The road to Scripture Pavilion was unfamiliar to Lee So-yeol.
This is because it is a place belonging to the Wudang sect second-generation disciple, so there was little chance for Lee So-yeol to enter. soundlesswind
The Scripture Pavilion was filled with scriptures collected by the Wudang sect. It is smaller in scale than the Scripture Pavilion of Shaolin Temple, but it is not far behind in terms of importance.
For that reason, the Wudang sect paid special attention to the security of the Scripture Pavilion. JrNovels.com
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