Joel_Akwete

Lui has an amazing life. Everything seems perfect, except the fact that he is totally unable to become the great fighter his dad wants him to become. With the passing of time, he becomes more of a laughing stock, an object of mockery to his Masters and fellow Kung-Fu students. Tragedy strikes and he losses the people he loves. Filled with Anger, an overwhelming desire for revenge and blessed with great powers, he sets out to destroy and kill Lee Jie and his Goons, As retaliation for their hand in the death of his loved ones. In the pursuit of revenge, he realises that he can only be the man he's destined to be: The true hero and the true lord of Justice, only if he lets go of his rage and let true justice run its course. Will he be able to put away his desire for revenge and become the great hero or will he let that desire for revenge, become his doom?

Combat Lui (Lord of Justice)

I'm a religious person. I remember my mom told me: 'Vengeance belongs to God. It's up to him to wreak vengeance.' It's hard for me to get to that point, but that's the work of God.


                                                                                                                      Rodney King


I never returned to the temple after witnessing Master Wang Xui Ying's demise. We lost three good men in one day: Chung Lee, Master Longwei and Master Wang Xui Ying. The Temple held three funerals for them on the same day. The other masters saw it as killing two birds with one brick. Rage and confusion consumed my mind so badly that I returned to my former home where my mother died. The house was vacant. No one had moved in, which was perfect because that meant I didn't have to worry about someone coming in and out or making a mistake and finding me in the house, hiding from the world. 


VENGEANCE