Five Deadly Syllables
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Five Deadly Syllables
| "So, you have found me," the wizened master grumbles. "So much for quiet." |
| "You want my teachings? Fine, if you can pass my tests. It won't be easy!" |
| "Walk on rice paper! Jump over this bamboo plant! Hey, you're not bad, kid." |
| "Here's the last challenge: Plunge your hands into hot coals. No, seriously." |
| "If you want this scroll with my martial-arts wisdom, punch the barbecue." |
| "Ouch! Hey! Come back here! You little whippersnapper! Give that back right now!" |
 | You acquire an item: Teachings of the Fist |
Occurs at The Haiku Dungeon.
Notes
- "Five Deadly Syllables" has six.
References
- Walking on rice paper, jumping bamboo, and, finally, carrying a red hot brazier with his bare forearms were all challenges for the main character in the opening credits of Seventies martial arts serial Kung Fu.
- The kanji on the scroll means "root", "man", and "big". If you reverse the order, it means "big penis" since "man-root"/男根 is "penis".
- Five Deadly Venoms is a cult 1978 Hong Kong martial arts film.
