"Master Pantuo!"
When Fang Zui turned around and looked at him intently, Shi Zidan called out the gray-robed old monk's name.
Hearing this, Fang Zui was shocked.
"Are you Master Pantuo?"
While slightly drunk, Fang Zui quickly stepped forward to salute.
"Haha, it's Lao Na!"
Master Pantuo smiled, held the ceremony with one palm, and returned to Fang Zui.
"Get drunk below and meet the master!"
Fang Zui once again stepped forward to bow. Behind him, Mei Ruoxue also wanted to salute after hearing that he was such a senior person.
"Haha, you two heroes, why are you so formal!"
Master Pantuo smiled, gently flicked his sleeves, and a soft force instantly came, stopping the two of them from bowing down.
Fang Zui and his wife knew what he meant immediately, so they got off the donkey along the slope and got up.
“The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead!”
Master Pantuo continued, looking at Fang Zui with an interesting smile.
Although his face is a little thin, he is energetic and energetic, showing that he has profound cultivation. It's just that he is a member of the Buddhist sect after all, and has always had nothing to do with the world. Even though his disciples like Wei Wu, Yuan Da and others are all top-notch in the world, his own fame is far less than that of Wang Jiansheng and Bagua Sect. Wan Feitong from the Eagle Claw Sect waited.
This time, he was entrusted by Wei Wu to protect King Fu. He has lived in Lingyin Temple for a long time and has received many blessings from the Prince's Palace. Naturally, he will not refuse. Therefore, there are several disciples in Prince Fu's Mansion, whom he brought from Lingyin Temple.
Previously, he missed the meeting with Fang Zui because he was out on business. After returning home, I heard that this chivalrous young man had arrived, so I wanted to come over and take a look. After all, Wei Wu had mentioned Fang Zui to him before.
"Master Pantuo, please give me some advice!"
In front of such senior experts, Fang Zui still maintained his usual humility.
"Haha, Master Fang, how can I dare to give advice with my meager kung fu?"
Master Pantuo shook his head.
"Haha, these are all great masters. It's not good to be too polite!"
At this time, outside the garden gate, Fan Zun walked in, waving his fan.
"That's right, master, master, wife, and master Pantuo are all members of the same family. You pushed me to give in. It's really unacceptable!"
When Shi Zidan heard this, he also said something unexpectedly.
"Ha ha ha ha……"
For a moment, it made everyone laugh.
Next, I'm really not polite anymore. Master Pantuo, Fang Zui and his wife, Fan Zun, Shizi Dan and Princess Yan all sat in the pavilion in the back garden, listening to Master Pantuo's lectures on Zen principles and Buddhism, Fan Zun's analysis of the general trend of the world and his prediction of the trend, and Fang Zui's speech. The past events of the Taishan Martial Arts Conference and all the experiences in the past few days. Finally, when things got interesting, Master Pantuo actually started to compete with Fang Zui in martial arts.
Master Pantuo's martial arts also originated from Shaolin, but after several generations of evolution and changes, it has become a unique school. His martial arts, such as the representative boxing technique Feihuquan, was born out of Shaolin's Luohan Quan. Its fierceness is really even better.
When Fang Zui and Wei Wu first met, they had an actual battle. As a result, Fang Zui, who had an injury to his left hand, was barely able to compete with him. Therefore, Fang Zui admired Feihu Boxing very much.
And if there is a disciple, there must be a teacher. Wei Wu was like this, how could Master Pantuo be any worse?
Therefore, Fang Zui kept his posture very low, listening to Master Pantuo's teachings as a junior.
"Flying Tiger Fist has similar characteristics to Shaolin Luohan Fist, but while the punch is fierce, it still has stamina. Just as Fang Daxia once pointed out to the prince, it can be used to control the opponent again, and it can also be used to defend during the attack..." …”
Master Pantuo also kept nothing private and talked freely.
