Sensei Wu Novels & Stories

Sensei began, his voice carrying the wisdom of his years, “I’ve heard a lot about you. It’s good to finally meet you.” Rajeev stood, feeling a mix of respect and nervousness. “It’s good to meet you too, Sensei. I’ve heard a lot about you from my mother.” Sensei’s eyes twinkled with warmth. “Your mother has spoken highly of you as well. I see the strength and kindness she described.”

“Why not? You already know one Stork technique, don’t you? Speaking of which, you still haven’t told me who your sensei was who taught you everything you know.” “I didn’t think you knew him as he doesn’t really call attention to himself. He’s more the silent-I’ll-whack-you-on-the-head-if-you-can’t-do-it-right type.” “Oh, I’ve known many senseis like that, believe me.” “All right, let’s see… He’s a wandering monk, like I already told you, and… he’s very mysterious. People simply called him Koumori-san (Mr. Bat) on account of his being blind.” “He’s blind?!”

"My first teacher was my grandfather named Li Xian, he was the most meritorious even though my other teachers were no less meritorious. My second teacher was Uncle Yuan Kai, which I later discovered was my own father. Then, there is another figure from the sealed country, namely general Yeongjo. And lastly, I was accidentally made a disciple by the Master Bao brothers from the Holy Light Sect.” Wang Ji held his breath for a moment, his mind wandered imagining the figures that Zhou Fu mentioned and all of them not having the same criteria as the teacher figure in his head. "Could it be that the teacher hasn't found you yet?" Wang Ji touched his chin, starting to think if it could be that his