Difference between revisions of "Hand of the Wind"
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Visitors are greeted at the door with the traditional "If you would give yourself to the Wind, then enter." | Visitors are greeted at the door with the traditional "If you would give yourself to the Wind, then enter." | ||
| − | Master Tsen, the Elder Monk there, is using the chi of the rea to sustain himself at a high level of activity for his age, but things are beginning to fray around the edges. Master | + | Master Tsen, the Elder Monk there, is using the chi of the rea to sustain himself at a high level of activity for his age, but things are beginning to fray around the edges. Master Chu, his junior, does not think the monastery will last long after Master Tsen passes, as there are too few of them there to sustain the place. |
[[Category:The Five Temples]] | [[Category:The Five Temples]] | ||
Revision as of 23:45, 3 May 2011
An Ascending Path monastery in the Jade Taiga, quite defensible at the top of a hill, though it's less blocky than many. There are some bits of the walls where ivy has begun to get a foothold, though some of the larger vines have been pulled down.
Visitors are greeted at the door with the traditional "If you would give yourself to the Wind, then enter."
Master Tsen, the Elder Monk there, is using the chi of the rea to sustain himself at a high level of activity for his age, but things are beginning to fray around the edges. Master Chu, his junior, does not think the monastery will last long after Master Tsen passes, as there are too few of them there to sustain the place.
