The Thousand Mask Warrior

Battle Over the Sixth Part of the River: Suddenly Explodes

The Champa pirates stormed together. They started with a spear stab attack. Pratiwi slid agilely and flexibly between the spear rods with his pointed metal eyes. To cut the distance with the attackers, Pratiwi counter-attacked with a straight kick that hit the chest of one of the attackers, making the enemy lunge backwards.

Now, after escaping from the siege, Pratiwi was able to break the besiegers into two groups. The first group he faced, the rest attacked the Laoya. In one corner, Yu prepared his last needles.

Fong Pak Laoya stood quietly facing some of his attackers. When the two attackers attacked simultaneously, with a gentle dodging motion, looking slow but actually very pliable and fast, Fong Pak Laoya twitched. He plays long, low shoulders and footsteps. The bending sword in his hand was still grasped. Using a slow but firm vibration on the shoulder, Laoya hit one attacker on his chest and jolted him backwards. One more attacker was about to draw his sword, but was also jolted down by a short kick in the thigh.

That was when Fong Pak Laoya struck his bending sword. With a little spin to strengthen the streak and close the distance with the attacker, Fong Pak Laoya shook his bending jian straight towards the opponent's chest. He himself bends the legs in front and straightens the legs in the back.

THE SPLAT!

Terikan bated sounded. The opponent had already attempted to resist the attack with his sword, but Fong Pak Laoya was too fast. Jian's tip had ripped his chest. He fell down on the deck of the ship and did not move again. May have been unconscious with wide wounds, or may have been killed.

The leader, short and with the most frenetic face looks increasingly stiff. He could no longer see what was happening in front of his eyes. He threw a spear in his right hand towards the Chinese physician.

Fong Pak Laoya again managed to dodge the attack. Unexpectedly, his body curled nimbly spinning twice in the air and landed lightly on the deck of the ship. This is a famous type of martial art from the land of China called wushu, another name for gongfu or quanfa.

Wushu basically means in general is the art of war or martial arts. The word wushu has been used since the time of the Liang dynasty which ruled in 502 to 557 AD. Wushu, gongfu or kungfu, as well as quanfa are just common terms for Chinese silat as a whole. Various styles and fighting styles that are almost innumerable in China, however, still have similarities or similarities.

Fong Pak Laoya is seen to use moves from the style of wushu Taijin which is combined with various other styles that may be obtained during wandering, or even created by himself. His slow movement then suddenly exploded it came from the teachings of the Taoist and Confucian religion called Taiji, symbolized by the power of Yin and Yang.

That is why the harmonious relationship between Yin and Yang in the styles of Fong Pak Laoya is seen from the sudden slow movement to be fast, or a sudden burst of energy. The use of his flexible sword seemed to be a symbol of Taijiqua that was soft and strong, slow and fast.

The leader of the violent-looking pirates jumped up high and shouted loudly at the opponent. His sword was slapped straight from top to bottom, battering Fong Pak Laoya's body in half. That's plan. However, of course the Laoya dodged well by simply moving his body slowly to the side.

The only pirate who had been hit by the chest came forward to attack following the leader. He even attacked blindly towards Fong Pak Laoya, no plan and cue, let alone directed. Of course this also ended up disrupting the course of the leader's attack.

Fong Pak Laoya gave what the opponent asked for. His hands began to shake the bending sword, then jolted hard and fast in one direction. One hand extended backwards, as part of the Taijquin style, balancing the body so as to perfect energy and distance.

That jian bending prick ripped the enemy's neck. Fong Pak Laoya did not stop. He turned around again and slapped his sword once more towards the Champa pirates who had attacked him earlier.

Seeing this, the pirate leader blocked the attack of the jian bending so as not to hit his men.

TRANGS!

Swords and swords clashed. The sound of metal sounded loud. But what happened? The flexible sword belonging to the Laoya refused to be hampered in the sword of Champa the leader of the pirates. Pak Laoya's bending bar curved and continued to split the neck of the opponent trying to be protected once again. This time, the victim was completely dead.