No way?
Did all these Taoists have some kind of intuition?
First that old Taoist from The Door of Heaven and Earth, and now this magic cop from Tung Ping Chau?
Lin Feng, known around the police station as Uncle Feng, walked up to Li Dan and called out tentatively.
"Fellow Taoist?"
"Uh, more or less."
Li Dan had no idea how to explain, so he could only give an ambiguous answer.
Uncle Feng nodded heartily at that. He did not press him on what "more or less" meant. Instead, he habitually cupped his fist in greeting and delivered a truly classic self-introduction.
His tone and cadence had the unmistakable air of a wandering martial artist.
It was an absolute classic.
"My grandmaster, Sammo Hung, ventured deep into the underworld in his early years for some Encounters of the Spooky Kind. Now he's returned to the mortal realm for The Dead and the Deadly. Last year, he caught a Mr. Vampire, and this year, his cultivation reached the stage of temporarily holding his breath. As for me, my name is Lin Feng."
He had even brought his lineage into the introduction.
But having Sammo Hung as his grandmaster really caught Li Dan off guard. Apparently, he had gotten it wrong.
Still, he knew both Encounters of the Spooky Kind and The Dead and the Deadly.
"So you're Fellow Taoist Lin. Meeting you is better than hearing of your reputation. My surname is Li. I sailed overseas in search of immortals years ago, and I've only just returned after completing my studies."
As soon as he finished, the young Officer Lin, who had been sizing Li Dan up all this time, chimed in.
"So you're an overseas graduate?"
Lin Feng shot Officer Lin a glare, then apologized to Li Dan. He