COBRA KAI: The Way of the Fist (Prequel to "COBRA KAI: Clash of the Five Dojos")

CHAPTER 5: "Good vs. Evil - Round 1."

“This is for the little stunt you pulled on Master Kim Sung-Yung. You’ll know the Way of the Fist soon enough.” George Turner said, pulling his fist back. Before he could hit him, he was launched back by another person. When George Turner stood back up, he saw Sato, glaring daggers at him. All the villain did was smile evilly, with a chuckle. “Well look at this. Two Miyagi-Dos in one spot. Hmph. Must be my lucky day. Master Kim will be so pleased.” George Turner smirked. Sato sent two punches, which George Turner blocked and ducks under Sato’s swing. Sato quickly turns around and sends his right fist straight to his opponent's face. Sato went to finish him off but George Turner catches his fist and sends his own fist into Sato’s stomach. That was the first time Sato ever felt this much pain. George Turner finished him off by sending a high kick to Sato’s face, knocking him down. 

At the Miyagi shrine, Chojun and Yukie remained inside, while the chaos was happening outside. Suddenly, the shrine doors were kicked off the hinges and revealed Kim Sung-Yung himself. “Yukie go!” Chojun yelled in Japanese. She sprints out the back hallways as Chojun faces Kim Sung-Yung. “Tonight, Miyagi-Do falls and the Way of the Fist will rise with no one to stop it.” Kim Sung-Yung said as he went into his fighting stance. Chojun does the same and waits for his enemy to attack. Kim Sung-Yung jumped up and tried to slam his elbow into Chojun’s face but the Miyagi-Do elder blocked it in time and slammed his palm into Kim Sung-Yung in his chest, sending him a few feet back. The Tang Soo-Do brushed off the pain with a smirk and it made Chojun a little concerned. “Pain does not exist.” Kim Sung-Yung said in Japanese and lunged at Chojun again. 

Back in the village, Nariyoshi and Sato had a hard time, fighting off George Turner. His style was too extreme that it was beyond their training. He knocked them both down again and the other thugs gathered up behind him. “So much for your Miyagi-Do history. Hmph. Very pathetic.” George Turner laughed in their faces. “Finish them.” George Turner ordered the thugs as they slowly approached Nariyoshi and Sato. Before they could get jumped to death, the students from the Miyagi-Do dojo charged and fought off the thugs and pushed them away from their Senseis, except George Turner. The Miyagi-Do duo were really hurt, physically but that didn’t stop them from going back into their fighting stances and were ready to continue fighting.

George Turner knew that his master should’ve defeated Chojun Miyagi by now so he decided to call his men back. “RETREAT!!! RETREAT!!!” He yelled and all his men heard him, then fled the village. “This is not over, Miyagi-Dos. We’ll see each other again very soon.” George Turner promised before fleeing as well. “We must check on father!” Sato told his friend and Nariyoshi agreed without a second thought. At the shrine, Kim Sung-Yung blocked four of Chojun’s punches, kicked him off his feet and slammed his left foot into Chojun’s stomach, injuring him pretty badly. 

“One more hit, and you will know how the Way of the Fist works.” Kim Sung-Yung said and pulled back his fist. Suddenly, Nariyoshi and Sato rushed in and saw their teacher on the floor, halfway curled up in a ball. That pissed them both off and they went to strike him down. The evil master blocked all of their attacks and knocked them down. “You both are pathetic. Just like your teacher. The Way of the Fist will always prevail over Miyagi-Do or any dojo that stands in its way. I will be returning to my dojo in South Korea. I have a legacy to fulfill.” With that said, Kim Sung-Yung left the shrine and disappeared into the night. Nariyoshi and Sato attended to their teacher and checked to see if he was okay. Luckily, he was still alive but he was severely injured. They also found where Yukie was hiding and she helped aid Chojun. Nariyoshi and Sato stayed with Chojun, until he woke up and healed from his injuries.