Siheyuan started as an unlicensed knight and became a hero of justice

The crowd watching the excitement were all confused when they saw the Jin family's headmaster Pan Jin, who was fighting fiercely just a moment ago and suddenly turned into Superman and flew, and then stuck his head on the branch of a big tree in front of the martial arts hall.

What on earth happened just now? It was clearly a martial arts competition, how did it suddenly turn into a Superman flying show?

Yuri Sakazaki on the side was extremely excited. She thought, this was a strange victory, right?

It turns out that throwing a coin to the gods will bring good luck!

The "Batman" beside him is probably a very powerful god, right?

So in full view of everyone, Yuri Sakazaki once again took out two Japanese yen coins, but this time they were two five-yuan coins!

Place it carefully on the left and right fists of Wu Zhen, the "Batman".

Then he saluted Wu Zhen, the "Batman", twice in a row, both times with a straight 90-degree bow.

Then, Sakazaki Yuri clapped her hands earnestly.

Stand still, put your hands together sincerely and make a wish, silently recite the wish in your heart, but the little girl Sakazaki Yuri recites it softly.

Although the sound was very soft, the fighters nearby could hear it clearly!

Yuri Sakazaki was still very innocent. She thanked the god "Batman" for his help and asked "Batman" to bless her to successfully complete the formation of the women's team and successfully participate in the King of Fighters competition.

After Yuri Sakazaki finished her prayer, she once again respectfully bowed to Wu Zhen, the "Batman", with another standard 90-degree bow.

Japan originally had the saying of eight million gods, and as long as they thought someone was a god, he could be a god.

Whether it is a person, an animal, even a building or a tree, it can be named as a god!

The Japanese fighters didn't find it strange. They were used to this kind of thing, so they were not surprised.

But it was a different story for those who were just watching. They all thought that although this Japanese girl was pretty and had great martial arts skills, there seemed to be something wrong with her brain!

While Yuri Sakazaki was bowing to Wu Zhen, the "Batman", the director of the Jin family, Pan Jin, had already climbed down from the tree skillfully.

Director Pan Jin of the Jin family was still not injured, but his clothes were torn in several places and there were a few new scratches on his face.

Seeing Yuri Sakazaki bowing and praying so devoutly to Wu Zhen, the "Batman", the anger that Director Pan Jin of the Jin family had originally been feeling completely gone.

Sigh... Forget it, there's really no need to argue with such an ignorant little girl. After all, I'm a senior!

However, Yuri Sakazaki was very generous and felt that good things should be shared with good friends, so she quickly brought Mai Shiranui and Athena Asamiya to Wu Zhen, the "Batman".

Before the two of them could figure out what was going on, he stuffed two five-yen coins into each of them.

Yuri Sakazaki told them that this god was very effective, and asked them to worship him together to get good luck, and that the god would definitely bless them!

This shocked Mai Shiranui and Athena Asamiya. When did Wu Zhen, the "Batman", become a god?

Yuri Sakazaki thought they didn't believe it, so she told them:

"If this 'Batman' is not a god, then why was the martial arts master who was sparring with him bounced back as soon as he touched this 'Batman', and why was he knocked so far away?"

Director Pan Jin of the Jin family, who was standing nearby, was speechless when he heard this. It seemed as if this was the second time he had been knocked away by "Batman"!

However, Mai Shiranui and Athena Asamiya are the kind of people who are eager to see the world in chaos. Since Yuri Sakazaki insisted so much, they just followed her advice.

The two of them also followed Yuri Sakazaki's example and placed five-yen coins on Wu Zhen's "Batman" fist, ready to start worshiping!

It is said that Japanese people use five-yen coins to worship gods. Since five-yen and "yuen" have the same pronunciation, most Japanese people use five-yen coins to worship gods.