the Master of the South Wind

The Master of the South Wind contemplates here.

The rumor that all Shaolin masters are men is apparently just a myth.  A
student asks innocently, "Master, why do you toil every day teaching us about
strategy, numbers, and making the most of our luck?  Could you not lead an
easier, more prosperous life by finding a husband beyond the temple walls?"
     She does not seem offended but replies, "When I was a girl, I fell into a
well and was broken and could not climb out.  I might have died there, but a
stranger came along and saved me.  He said it was his obligation.  That for
help he had once received, he must in return help ten others, each of whom
would then help ten others so that good deeds would spread out like the
ripples from a pebble in a pond.  I was one of his ten and you became one of
mine.  And now I pass this obligation on to you".

Where it is found

Found in The Shaolin Temple (rewrite Cenwyc): Hall of the South Wind

Carries and wears

Worn the tabi slippers (on feet) (loads 21%)
Worn an elegant silk obi (around waist) (loads 35%)

Keywords: Master south wind