Genius Martial Arts Trainer Chapter 14

◈ Rather good (1)

It was a lecture where I shared a spiritual connection with Mujin in my own way, but today’s lecture was something different.

“How is this happening now? “You will have to explain it so I can understand.”

He is not the same person he was when dealing with Mujin. He had returned to his original self of being a guardian of the law.

Mu-jin, who realized that he was not in a state where he could communicate properly, approached Mu-kyung, who was crying, and took off her clothes.

“W-what are you doing?”

Even Beop-gang, who had a stern expression on his face, was embarrassed by the action and shouted, but Mu-jin was confident.

“Look at Mu-gyeong’s body. Beopgang Sasuk.”

Mu-kyung continues to cry even with her clothes removed. Beopgang’s eyebrows naturally furrowed as he examined his body closely.

As he was a Shaolin disciple and a martial artist, it was not difficult to determine that the scars and bruises on his body were caused by someone’s violence.

These are not just scars that have just appeared, but scars that have appeared quite a long time ago.

“How did this happen?”

“The guys lying on the floor right now are traces of what they have been doing tormenting Mu-gyeong for the past two months.”

“Is that true?”

Beopgang looked at the initiated disciples in the area with a stern expression.

Even Mugung flinched from that terrifying force, and the two monks who had already burst into tears cried out, “Huh!” And he started crying even louder.

There, the only ones who were not intimidated by Beopgang’s momentum were the confident Mujin and the clueless Muyul.

Perhaps because of Beopgang’s shouts and the cries of his fellow monks, other Lee Dae disciples began to appear one by one behind Beopgang.

However, Beopgang shouted again with a stern look on his face and full of energy, as if he was not interested in the Lee Dae disciples who appeared behind him.

“Why is no one answering? Muhwi, Muhwan! “Have you really harassed Mu-gyeong?”

Beopgang looked at Mutae, who had fainted from blood clots, and asked the other two, but the two only burst out crying louder under the pressure.

At this, Beop-gang turned his head and asked Mu-gyeong in a stern voice.

“Mukyung! You must tell the truth! “Have those two really been harassing you for the past two months?”

Naturally, Mu-gyeong also cowered due to Beop-gang’s strong spirit.

“are you okay. You can just tell it like it is. Beopgang Sasuk is a fair person.”

Mu-kyung gradually stopped crying as Mu-jin spoke while stroking her head.

“Huh. Mu, what Priest Mujin said is correct. “I have been beaten by Mu-tae, Mu-hwi, and Mu-hwan for the past two months.”

Moo-kyung, who burst into tears, began to tell one by one what she had experienced in a trembling voice.

Because the child was in a situation where his emotions were so intense, the story continued. The essence of it was conveyed to Beopgang as is.

“Well, if I rebel. “Oh, I said I was going to harass my father.”

As Mu-gyeong’s explanation came to an end, silence fell over the area for a moment.

Mujin’s voice broke through the silence.

“I came forward today because I heard that those guys are trying to summon Mu-gyeong and beat him up. Beopgang Sasuk said that Shaolin does not abandon its disciples under any circumstances. Since Mu-gyeong is also a disciple of Shaolin, I thought I should protect him.”

At Mujin’s confident shout, Beopgang looked at Mujin as if they were having a snowball fight.

“But those children are also disciples of Shaolin.”

“Are you saying that those who threaten children over their father’s livelihood are disciples of Shaolin? Is that really the spirit of Shaolin?”

“… … .”

Beopgang, who was speechless at Mujin’s shout, kept his mouth shut.

“okay. “You are right.”

Digging through the crowd of Yi Dae disciples, an old monk appeared.

It was Hyeonseong, the head of the Nahandang Party who was in charge of the entire Nahandang Party.

“However, that only means that you and Mu-gyeong are right. And from now on, we will begin investigating whether what you said is true. If what you say is correct, those children will no longer be Shaolin’s disciples.”

“student. “I have no doubt that a fair and fair investigation will be conducted.”

When Mujin spoke as a class leader in response to Hyeonseong’s words, Hyeonseong continued speaking with a stern expression.

“One, even if those children are not Shaolin disciples, all their sins are not erased. The significance of Shaolin martial arts lies in suppression, but isn’t that too much of a stretch when it comes to children?”

When Hyeonseong pointed to Mutae, who had collapsed in a blood clot, Mugyeong stood up and opened his mouth.

No, I wanted to wake it up.

If it weren’t for the light that suddenly stepped forward and blocked his path.

“sorry. “I was so angry at the kids who were bullying Mu-gyeong that I couldn’t control my emotions.”

The owner of that lamp was none other than Mujin.

“W-Mujin?”

When Mu-gyeong called him with a puzzled expression, Mu-jin looked at Hyeon-seong and just waved his hand back.

It was a hand gesture that meant not to worry.

‘First of all, it happened because of me.’

I didn’t know it would get to this point, but he was responsible anyway. However, I did not step forward simply because of that sense of responsibility.

‘More than anything, I can’t let that guy become a blood monk.’

At a time like this, if you betray that guy again and shift the blame, that disappointed guy might end up becoming a blood monk in the future.

And on the other hand, if only we could prevent that guy from becoming a blood monk.

‘You really become the best colleague.’

The villain who caused the main character in Part 1 to have such a hard time is the blood monk. If you can make that guy believe in you and follow you, it will be much easier to see the ending of the novel.

Although he came forward out of a sense of responsibility, in many ways it could be said that it was not a bad situation for Mujin.

Looking at Mujin, who voluntarily stepped forward, Hyeonseong asked a question with a strange expression.

“It’s clear that you did it.”

“That’s right.”

“Then you should also receive the appropriate punishment. “But is this really what you did?”

“If the person who receives the punishment changes depending on the punishment, what kind of punishment would that be?”

Hyeonseong’s eyes lit up at Mujin’s confident answer.

Hyeonseong is an old monk who is the head of Shaolin. Of course, he immediately realized that the person who brought Mu-tae to that state was Mu-gyeong.

However, he was secretly admiring the way Mujin tried to protect Mukyung.

‘also. If he grows up properly, he will become the mainstay of Shaolin.’

And Hyunseong was not one to give convenience to Hyeonseong because he was a child who would become a mainstay. No, he thought that since he was a tree that would grow big, he should be governed rather strictly.

“In that case, as the head of the Arhat party, I will punish Mujin, the initiated disciple. Mujin. “I will order you to practice face wall for seven days and nights.”

“student. “I will accept the punishment well.”

When Mujin responded by raising the class leader, Hyeonseong shook his head once and then turned his head and spoke to the gathered students of Ewha University belonging to Nahandang.

“Lecture on law. Lead Mujin. And other great disciples of Lee, listen. From now on, we will be conducting checks on new disciples. Have Mu-tae, Mu-hwi, and Mu-hwan really been harassing Mu-gyeong? “That fact must be clearly revealed.”

“I will follow your orders!”

As soon as Hyeonseong’s order was given, Lee Dae’s disciples scattered to various parts of the temple.

When Beopgang, who was in charge of leading Mujin, approached Mujin, Mujin made a request in a cautious tone.

“Sasook. “Could you please give me just a little time before I get punished?”

“… … “So be it.”

After receiving Beopgang’s permission, Mujin turned to look at Mukyung again.

“I’ll be fine, so don’t worry.”

Mu-jin patted Mu-gyeong’s head once and looked at Mu-yul and Mu-gyeong.

“You two, please take care of Mu-kyung.”

“huh!”

“me? Why me?”

At Muyul and Mugung’s conflicting answers, Mujin wrinkled his face and glared at Mugung.

“If it’s the death penalty, isn’t it a bit like the death penalty?”

“no… … “There is also a martial arts priest, right?”

“… … “You want Yul to take care of Mu-gyeong alone?”

To that nice but ugly guy?

Mu-gung, who noticed the meaning in Mu-jin’s eyes, looked at Mu-gyeong with a shocked face.

Mugung hiccuped without realizing it at the sight of blood splattering on Mugyeong’s face.

For Mugung, who was only thirteen, the sight of Mugung, whose eyes had turned and turned people into blood clots, was terrifying.

“Then please.”

However, whether Mugung was afraid or not, Mujin turned away after finishing what he had to say.

* * *

Beopgang left the Shaolin Temple, leading Mujin.

And after leaving the temple and moving a little further, we were able to arrive at a place on the side of a cliff lined with strangely shaped rocks and trees.

“This is a place where Zen monks used to practice face-to-face wall training to enter Buddhism. “Mujin, you will not be able to talk to anyone here for the next seven days and nights, and you will just have to stare at the wall and meditate repeatedly.”

Beopgang briefly explained the place.

In fact, there was a separate prison in Shaolin Temple that imprisoned real criminals. A prison named Chamhoe-dong (慙悔洞).

In accordance with the spirit of Shaolin, it was a place where the martial arts of the Madou who had been subdued without being killed were abolished and imprisoned. And those who committed serious crimes in Shaolin were also imprisoned there.

However, when young disciples were sent there, they often became infected by those evil people and became even more evil, so this was the place they found.

“You should only look at the wall and never look back, even when sleeping or eating. “As for food, I will provide water and Byeokgokdan periodically, so you can start the face wall from now on.”

“All right.”

After listening to the entire explanation of the lecture, Mujin gave a brief speech and entered the cave.

And after finishing the explanation, Beopgang somehow stayed there and looked at Mujin.

They were waiting to watch to see if Mujin was doing anything else.

Most young students would make that mistake when they were first asked to practice wall training.

Knowing that he was alone in the cave, he lay down on the floor instead of against the wall. Things like drawing on the floor with your fingers.

That’s why they do things like this. In the form of surveillance without even talking about surveillance.

If you let your guard down and are caught doing something other than a wall, you will naturally be subject to heavier punishment.

‘This kid can’t possibly do that… … .’

Even as Beopgang was thinking about such thoughts, he was looking at Mujin with bored eyes for a long time.

No matter how much I liked the boy named Mujin, the law is still the law. Beopgang was looking at Mujin’s back with fierce eyes, just in case.

Mujin’s back is straight and facing the wall.

I wish I could look at Mujin’s back like that.

Complete darkness had already arrived in the cave area where we arrived at dusk.

‘indeed… … .’

During this time, Mujin remains steadfast. I just stared at the wall in silence.

My back and neck were straight, so I wasn’t asleep.

‘I can’t believe he has that kind of concentration and mindset at the age of only twelve.’

Beopgang shook his head slightly, as if he liked the way Mujin was being punished.

And in the case of Mujin, which is already carrying out its second challenge.

‘under. I wondered if [Shaolin Shinseunggi] also shared a worldview.’

Instead of facing the wall, I was busy thinking about what happened in the future and what happened today.

Author Ga-kyung’s previous works, [Rok of the Return of the Demon] and [The Battle of the Apostles] shared the same worldview. The so-called Gakyung Universe.

Not only was the world view the same, but even the periods in which the two main characters worked overlapped. It’s just that we rarely met each other because our areas of activity were different.

The content of Part 1 was about the main character’s activities outside the Sae to become Cheonma, the leader of the Demonic Cult, and the content of Part 2 was about the main character’s activities in the central plains as it deals with the Four Schools.

In particular, since the character ‘Shinseung’ appears at the end of Part 2, Sado’s Defeat, which was Mujin’s favorite, I was thinking about what might happen.

Well, since the two novels share the same world view anyway, you might think that it would be okay to sweep away all the opportunities on your own.

There was one big problem.

The big problem is that the main character in Parts 1 and 2 is not Shin Seung’s enemy.

‘You shouldn’t hinder the growth of the main character in Parts 1 and 2… … The problem is that I don’t remember anything other than what they ate.’

These are novels that I read during my school days and that are 17 years old. I only remember the big picture, but the details were honestly vague.

However, if we were to take away the talents of the memorable protagonists, it would be a complete disaster if the protagonists, who were not able to become strong enough for each period, died somewhere.

In fact, this was the reason why Mujin insisted on staying at Shaolin Temple.

In order not to interfere with the main character’s actions in Parts 1 and 2. And for safe growth.

No matter how much I knew about the secrets, it was not a world where a twelve-year-old could wander around carelessly. The world in this damn martial arts world.

In that sense, remaining at Shaolin Temple might have been the best choice.

‘Because I achieved a blood victory.’

The most talented person in the world was the main character of Part 1, and the person who fought closely with such a main character was the blood monk Mu-gyeong.

‘uh? wait for a sec. So does this also mean that I have stolen the opportunity?’

The main character of Part 1 gains enlightenment and becomes stronger at the end of the duel with the blood monk. And since the blood monk disappeared, that realization could also be said to have disappeared.

‘under. ‘It’s so complicated.’

Mujin, who couldn’t think that far, just did his best to think about it.

Beopgang was looking at Mujin with an expression of pride, without even knowing that fact.

About one hour had passed.

‘oh! ‘Is that okay?’

Mujin came up with a good idea, and tried to imprint it in his mind by repeating it over and over again.

The method he came up with was when the blood monk and the main character of Part 1 will encounter each other. So, it was a method that could only be used at least 10 years from now.

And Beop-gang, who had been secretly watching Mujin for over an hour, carefully turned around as the time passed the mid-hours (9 to 11 o’clock) and it was time to head to Ja-si.

I had already watched for almost an hour and a half, but I felt that further surveillance was useless as Mujin was not even moving.

Of course, stepping back is only for a moment. He was scheduled to come again tomorrow morning, and from then on, he planned to visit periodically to check on him under the pretext of secretly giving him water and Byeokgokdan.

Beopgang used footwork and retreated while keeping the sound of his footsteps as low as possible.

“Whew. “You’re finally gone.”

When Beopgang’s presence completely disappeared, Mujin sighed and muttered.

Mujin had 7 years of experience working in the special forces, and during those 7 years, he went on secret operations several times.

It was said that in a mountain like this, it was easy to feel the popularity of others.

Of course, I don’t know if Beopgang had used the method of turning a deaf ear or assimilating with nature, but Beopgang, who regarded Mujin as an ordinary beginner disciple, did not kill his presence that much.

In the end, this could be said to be a mistake in the legal system.

Cheolpudeok.

After confirming that Beopgang had disappeared, Mujin suddenly lay down on the floor and muttered.

“What are you doing to pass the time during these seven days and nights? “When it comes to exercising, I can’t supplement protein because I don’t have beans or mushrooms.”

It’s unsatisfactory to only eat beans and mushrooms instead of meat, and now I can’t even eat those beans and mushrooms.

“ha. I need meat. “Meat.”

I muttered for a moment to appease my regret.

Mujin realized something and suddenly stood up.

“I can hunt and eat it, right?”

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