Lin Yun did seem a little too much like a total nutcase, but honestly, judging by that "convincing" fight earlier...
Cú Chulainn had managed to trade blows with him, but without Command Seals or Battle Continuation, Lin Yun could have hacked him half to death in just a couple of strikes.
It was true that he had nearly killed Cú Chulainn in one blow.
But the truth was... he had simply landed a critical hit while using Blood Splatter Strike.
Otherwise, Cú Chulainn wasn't nearly so "squishy."
Then there was Jello, who belonged to the Silly People Association. The name sounded so strange that, taken out of context, you might really think it was an organization made up of idiots.
In fact, the Silly People Association was a very unusual martial arts school.
The organization could trace its roots to several martial arts masters who had first organized Fool's Style into the orthodox school it was today.
It was a loose-knit group formed mainly through master-disciple relationships. Beyond the respect they earned for themselves, its members had no particular hierarchy.
The Silly People Association's central belief was this: if someone wanted to learn, then they should be allowed to, regardless of their background, personality, or motives.
Individual masters could set additional rules for their students' conduct, particularly regarding how they dealt with academic or political rivals, but the Association frowned upon deliberately withholding knowledge from allies.
In practice, the Silly People Association was less a unified organization than an alliance of many small schools. They interacted by sharing martial arts techniques, and though certain members or schools might keep a few secret techniques or forbidden moves to themselves, generally, if one fool knew a martial art, the others had probably learned it too.
Whether they were masters or apprentices, all