I really think its better to break out our losses and say fareweel to thee Xixuan. Jing already did a lot for him by interceding on his behalf. Sunken costs fallacy, bros, sunken costs fallacy. Sneaking on the library is the dickish thing to do, we did not prove ourselves worthy of the power, Shaolin does not own Jing anything and they treated us very fairly. These guys are harsh on rules, but fair.
Also, with Xuxian out of the game, the Zhang clan is going to redouble their efforts to get at Jing, as per The Plan (distract Zhang clan to allow Chief Jiang to do his thing).
In fact, were it not for the nine dots burnt onto his gleaming, shaved pate that mark his monasticism, he would seem more like a legendary warlord of the Three Kingdoms than the abbot of a monastery.
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“Forget it, Xu Jing. It is too dangerous. You would have to defeat the Seventy-Two Wooden Mannequin Labyrinth of Doom, followed by the Thirty-Six Armored Warriors of Shaolin, the Eighteen Bronze Arhat Formation, and the Nine Shaolin Venerable Elders, before finally facing me, the Abbot, Master of Shaolin, all in a single day,”
4 roots of 9 = 12, thats what it means :Dtreave, is there any significance of numerology in Buddhist or Shaolin monk tradition?
In fact, were it not for the nine dots burnt onto his gleaming, shaved pate that mark his monasticism, he would seem more like a legendary warlord of the Three Kingdoms than the abbot of a monastery.
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“Forget it, Xu Jing. It is too dangerous. You would have to defeat the Seventy-Two Wooden Mannequin Labyrinth of Doom, followed by the Thirty-Six Armored Warriors of Shaolin, the Eighteen Bronze Arhat Formation, and the Nine Shaolin Venerable Elders, before finally facing me, the Abbot, Master of Shaolin, all in a single day,”
The number nine seems very important to them for some reason. The Abbot has nine dots burnt into his forehead, and all of the challenges are organized in multiples of 9 as well. Also, each subsequent challenge is divided by two. I'm just curious as to what it means.
Wait we will say when start next set? After one set we can drain people we faced to start each set fresh.
Never said suck them dry, but they are like health and mana restoration thingies in some games. So i guess we will suck them for bit. It sounds so wrong... yet so in character.Well we don't need to kill the monks...
But we can suck them dry. I think that's going to be the key to success.
7 cute girls in reviling clothes with pompons? I guess we will hit 100 with young monks in no time, Iron Shaft would be proud.Oh we can troll them, and maybe if they've not gotten around to it, CHINA MUST INVENT CHEERLEADERS.
As a diversion, of course.
Don't worry, bros, with the power of our awesome Shouwang Leipo Palms we'll totes show those elder warrior mannequins!
Esquilax said:Might I remind you, dear Nevill, that the Shouwang Leipo Palms is the most powerful palm technique in the Eight Sects? Because it is!