The abbot held Jue Kong in his debt of gratitude, as if he were Jue Kong's half a parent.
This ti, when the abbot was bitten by a venomous snake, all the other monks were at their wits' end. Only Jue Kong sought help from the affiliated hospital of the dical University.
But his plea for help obviously wasn't going smoothly. Had it not been for his formidable martial skills, he would have been given a thrashing by the security guards called by Dean Zhang.
On the way to Panlong Temple, Jue Kong said to Su Fan with so discomfort, "Doctor Su, it may take us so ti to afford the dical bills."
Su Fan, of course, knew that Jue Kong and the others couldn't pay the dical expenses, otherwise, they wouldn't have been kneeling at the hospital's entrance.
While driving, Su Fan said to Jue Kong, "Don't worry about it, let's save the person first."
"I'll cover the dical expenses for you first. You can pay back over ti, no rush," he continued.
Naturally, Su Fan's words were as generous as one could be.
And monk Jue Kong was incredibly grateful to Su Fan.
Apart from Su Fan, there probably wasn't another doctor willing to help them like this.
Alas, the only inco for Panlong Temple was the incense money from the faithful.
With over thirty monks in the temple, that incense money was barely enough to fill everyone's belly.
Many parts of their temple were quite dilapidated but had always lacked the donations needed for repairs.
After giving it serious thought, Jue Kong then said to Su Fan, "Doctor Su, can I work as a security guard at your hospital to repay these dical expenses?"
It was clear that the abbot's treatnt would require a considerable amount of money.
The temple was barely making ends et, and the only way to repay the treatnt costs advanced by Su Fan was through labor.
After he asked, he watched Su Fan nervously.
If Su Fan didn't agree, he didn't know what he would do.
At this mont, Su Fan's heart was filled with joy.
He had never imagined that he would encounter such a stroke of good fortune!
The affiliated hospital of the dical University, of course, wasn't short of security guards.
As the president of the Yang City Martial Arts Association, he spent most of his ti at the affiliated hospital.
If there was any trouble at the hospital, like patient harassnt, they would be essentially crashing right into his bailiwick.
But his company was different!
Shen He was a fragile beauty, Wang Xiaoxiao was similarly a delicate young woman, and Chen Hanqing was a weak and technical otaku.
Any random martial artist could pose a threat to the trio of Shen He.
If Jue Kong could work as a security guard at his company, that would solve all the problems.
Jue Kong was an early-stage Burst Qi realm master and, to save the abbot, he was even willing to forsake the dignity of a Burst Qi realm expert by kneeling at the hospital entrance without rising.
There was absolutely no doubt about his character.
With these thoughts, Su Fan imdiately extended an invitation to Jue Kong.
"There isn't a recruitnt plan at the affiliated hospital for now," he said.
"However, my company is currently without a security staff."
"Would you be able to join my company and take charge of security?" he asked.
When Jue Kong heard Su Fan's first words, he was extrely disappointed.
But to his surprise, he soon heard a turn of fortunes, a glimr of hope.
Although he couldn't work as a security guard at the affiliated hospital, he would be able to work at Su Fan's company.
Normally, as monks, they wouldn't be able to do such things.
But with Buddha in one's heart, all places are fields of practice.
After Su Fan advanced the funds for the abbot's dical expenses, he couldn't possibly fail to repay Su Fan's kindness indefinitely, could he?
Su Fan quickly brought Jue Kong to Panlong Temple.
Guided by Jue Kong, he also saw the abbot, who had already passed out unconscious.
Su Fan took the abbot's pulse and then pressed several points on his body to seal the abbot's ridians and vital points.
The abbot's condition was truly critical.
What Su Fan found most unbelievable was that the snake that bit the abbot wasn't supposed to be found in the mountains around Yang City.
The snake that had bitten the abbot had already been killed by Jue Kong.
Monks are compassionate, but when it cos to matters of life and death, even they sotis must break the precept against killing.
It was a King Cobra, and the only possible explanation for its presence here was that it had been released by soone.
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