Chapter: 102
Pyo-wol made sure to remember the man�s voice.
Another voice was heard.
�Put them all in the wagon. Move them to the Clear Wind Manor (Cheongpungjang)1 and have them adapt them to the outside world.�
�By your order!�
Assassins of the Blood Shadow Group answered as they approached the children. They formed a pair and went side by side with the children. They took each of the children�s arm and dragged them to the wagon that was prepared in advance.�
The inside of the carriage was completely blocked from outside light using a blackout curtain. The assassins pushed the children into the wagon without hesitation.
�Heup!�
�Okay!�
When the door closed and the light from outside was completely blocked, the children took off the cloth that covered their eyes. They all each have an expression that shows that they can finally live.
Pyo-wol also unwrapped the cloth that covered his eyes and leaned his back against the wall of the wagon.
The carriage was like a cage for animals with how cramped it was. Dozens of people were crammed into a tight space that could have been full even if only three or four people fit in.
Thanks to this, the children were unable to move and could only breathe heavily.
�We�re being treated like an animal until the end.�
The children�s eyes blazed with anger in the darkness.�
They were used to being treated like sub-human, but they didn�t really know that they would be treated like this even when they went out of the underground. They thought the treatment would be a little better when they came out, but the fact that nothing had changed made them despair.
Pyo-wol leaned against the wall and closed his eyes.
There was nothing he could do here anyway. It would have been better for him to take a little rest and conserve his stamina.
The carriage was so cramped that it was difficult to even breathe, but Pyo-wol tried to relax by loosening the muscles of his body as much as possible.
The carriage moved non-stop.
By intuition, Pyo-wol noticed that more than a day and a half had passed.
For such a long time, the assassins of the Blood Shadow Group not once opened the door of the wagon or gave them food. Thanks to this, the children had to spend the whole day starving.
Creak!
When the hunger of the children reached its peak, the carriage stopped.
Pyo-wol had a gut feeling that they had finally arrived at their destination.
After a while, the carriage door opened.
�Everyone get out.�
Assassins of the Blood Shadow Group dragged the children out of the wagon.
The children were afraid to see the sun again, but luckily they arrived at night. So they were able to get out of the carriage without fear of the sun.
The carriage arrived at a small manor surrounded by a high wall.
When all the children came out of the wagon, Gu Juyang said. JrNovels.com
Another voice was heard.
�Put them all in the wagon. Move them to the Clear Wind Manor (Cheongpungjang)1 and have them adapt them to the outside world.�
�By your order!�
Assassins of the Blood Shadow Group answered as they approached the children. They formed a pair and went side by side with the children. They took each of the children�s arm and dragged them to the wagon that was prepared in advance.�
The inside of the carriage was completely blocked from outside light using a blackout curtain. The assassins pushed the children into the wagon without hesitation.
�Heup!�
�Okay!�
When the door closed and the light from outside was completely blocked, the children took off the cloth that covered their eyes. They all each have an expression that shows that they can finally live.
Pyo-wol also unwrapped the cloth that covered his eyes and leaned his back against the wall of the wagon.
The carriage was like a cage for animals with how cramped it was. Dozens of people were crammed into a tight space that could have been full even if only three or four people fit in.
Thanks to this, the children were unable to move and could only breathe heavily.
�We�re being treated like an animal until the end.�
The children�s eyes blazed with anger in the darkness.�
They were used to being treated like sub-human, but they didn�t really know that they would be treated like this even when they went out of the underground. They thought the treatment would be a little better when they came out, but the fact that nothing had changed made them despair.
Pyo-wol leaned against the wall and closed his eyes.
There was nothing he could do here anyway. It would have been better for him to take a little rest and conserve his stamina.
The carriage was so cramped that it was difficult to even breathe, but Pyo-wol tried to relax by loosening the muscles of his body as much as possible.
The carriage moved non-stop.
By intuition, Pyo-wol noticed that more than a day and a half had passed.
For such a long time, the assassins of the Blood Shadow Group not once opened the door of the wagon or gave them food. Thanks to this, the children had to spend the whole day starving.
Creak!
When the hunger of the children reached its peak, the carriage stopped.
Pyo-wol had a gut feeling that they had finally arrived at their destination.
After a while, the carriage door opened.
�Everyone get out.�
Assassins of the Blood Shadow Group dragged the children out of the wagon.
The children were afraid to see the sun again, but luckily they arrived at night. So they were able to get out of the carriage without fear of the sun.
The carriage arrived at a small manor surrounded by a high wall.
When all the children came out of the wagon, Gu Juyang said. JrNovels.com
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