The Fragrant Wood Swordsman
pkh 12 part 11
Seeing the appearance of these three demons, Thian Ti Hwesio, the Siauw-lim-pai figure who spoke earlier, quickly said while moving Liong-cu-pang's staff in his hand.
"Mythohud...! Pinceng will not take a step back against the three Bu-tek Su-kwi people if Sam-kwi wants to seize the relics of Sin-jiu Kiam-ong, including our heirloom books!”
"We are not allied with Bu-tek Su-kwi, our enemies of the opposite stream!" kok Sian Cu.
"Ha-ha-ha-ha! There comes a time when there is a time for friendship. If there is no reason to be hostile, why not be friendly? If there is a compelling reason to ally, why be hostile? Did not the Prophet of Confucianism say that in the four corners of the sea all men are brothers?" said Pat-jiu Sian-ong whose voice was smooth while moving his speed around with the appearance of a god giving a diabolical lecture!
"We are clean, against heretics, we whites against blacks are not friendly to Bu-tek Su-kwi!" coa Bu Hoa-san-pai.
Indeed, all kang-ouw figures hate Bu-tek Su-kwi, four demons who always make a mess of the kang-ouw world and almost all the kang-ouw faction had been made to lose by the four black grandfathers.
"Hi-hi-hik, a very arrogant Hoa-san-pai! Relying on what the hell?" Ang-bin Kwi-bo sneers.
"Why talk well with a spiteful person and look at another sinful person while being the cleanest self? If we take the inheritance, what do you want to do?" snapped by Pak-san Kwi-ong and this big black tall grandfather moving his hairy body so that the two skulls at the end of the chain tied around his waist let out a terrible gleaming sound.
But Pat-jiu Sin-ong raised his right hand holding a snarl with a smile and heard his delicate voice as a loving human being.
"Peace..., peace…! Nothing is as beautiful as peace! We have come to help the cu-wi all in the debate over the truth with Kun-lun-pai! Please cu-wi don't misunderstand."
After saying so, Pat-jiu Sian-ong looked at his two friends. Indeed, among the three of them, Pat-jiu Sian-ong is considered the most articulate and clever also. He knew that his two friends, as well as himself, were certainly not daunted by the kang-ouw's bragging.
“Kiang Tojin, you as the personage representing Kun-lun-pai, why narrow-minded and shortsighted? Why do you forbid the valiant people who are about to ascend to the top of Kiam-kok-san?" with a subtle but full of pressing tone, Pat-jiu Sian-ong asks Kiang Tojin.
Tosu Kun-lun-pai is aware that due to the emergence of Bu-tek Sam-kwi, the situation becomes serious. But he was very calm when he answered. "Pat-jiu Sian-ong, presumably in this day and age the kang-ouw people no longer heed the rules so as to violate the territory of others as they please and as good as their own stomachs. Kiam-kok-san is our territory, how can we allow others to climb it?"
"Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha, what a weak excuse, yes! It has been expressed a very accurate opinion of the friend of Kok Sian Cu the representative of Kong-thong-pai and friend of Thian Ti Hwesio the representative of Siauw-lim-pai. Chasing the bad guys and trying to retrieve your own heirloom book is not intentional breaking, but I have a much stronger reason, Kiang Tojin. Didn't you say that Kiam-kok-san is a sacred place for Kun-lun-pai and no one can climb it, not even the Kun-lun-pai themselves are forbidden?"
"That's right!" Kiang Tojin said firmly.
"Ha-ha-ha-ha! If so, why did Sin-jiu Kiam-ong become a resident of Kiam-kok-san even though he was not a Kun-lun-pai? And now, Cia Keng Hong has just climbed Kiam-kok-san, but why leave it alone, Kiang Tojin? Isn't it as if Kun-lun-pai was protecting the boy? Or is there shrimp hiding behind the rock, there is another meaning contained in this rule?"
Hearing this, Kiang Tojin was unable to answer! Yeah, how does he have to answer? Sin-jiu Kiam-ong was half forced to stay in Kiam-kok-san, and since there was no Kun-lun-pai who could subdue him, he even gave up on Kun-lun-pai, so chief Kun-lun-pai let the old man stay and stay in Kiam-kok-san.
Then Keng Hong stayed there, but it was a continuation of Sin-jiu Kiam-ong's actions, not Keng Hong's personal will or Kun-lun-pai's will. However, what Pat-jiu Sian-ong said is true!
Kiang Tojin had seen how all the kang-ouw figures who had been unhappy and hostile towards the three Butek Su-kwi people, were now nodding at the words of Pat-jiu Sian-ong. This was clearly seen by Pat jiu Sian-ong who felt ‘ got wind’, then he then continued the insistence on Kiang Tojin.
"Kiang Tojin, all this time Kun-lun-pai is famous as a major party that is famous for its valiant power and high end honesty and justice. If now Kun-lun-pai is adamant with the rules just to maintain a piece of rock, of course, the consequences will be great. Just imagine, if the cu-wi here do not want to accept strong rules that want to win themselves it will certainly arise clashes and battles that will bring great consequences. It's even very dangerous for Kun-lun-pai."
