Chapter: 1378
When they turned their heads to look at the destroyed door, they all saw a huge monk with his fists outstretched in their direction.�
It was Seongam.
He also came with other monks.�
Un-hae, who hurriedly followed behind him, tried to dissuade him,
�Stop it, Seongam!�
�I�m fine with accepting punishment for violating Senior Brother�s order once we return to the Shaolin Temple. But please don�t tell me to be patient when the assassin is right in front of me.�
Seongam glared at Pyo-wol with ferocious eyes.
A terrifying and formidable energy rippled through his body.
Even Un-hae didn�t have the confidence to fully subdue Seongam. For Seongam to be subdued, one of the two of them would have to be seriously injured. So even though Seongam disobeyed his orders, he didn�t have it in him to subdue him.�
Perhaps his anger toward Pyo-wol had already laid dormant in his heart.
On the way there, he heard some people talking. They might have thought that others wouldn�t hear them, but they couldn�t fool Un-hae�s ears.
�I heard that he killed monk Seong-un.�
�There�s a rumor that he�s an assassin.�
�They say he�s a famous assassin.�
Most of them were just groundless speculations.�
Un-hae knew about this, but he is also a human. He couldn�t help but be bothered.
But most of all, one of the reasons Un-hae couldn�t actively stop Seongam was because of Pyo-wol himself.�
The moment he saw Pyo-wol, he felt his body run cold without even realizing it. His body felt an instinctive sense of rejection towards him.
When his eyes met against Pyo-wol�s black eyes, he couldn�t read through him at all. Pyo-wol reminded Un-hae of a huge snake.
Snakes, whether they�re poisonous or not, make humans feel disgusted.�
The same was true for Un-hae.
Even though he is a monk, he also felt an instinctive repulsion towards snakes.
That was the reason why he couldn�t stop Seongam with conviction.
As Un-hae was hesitating, Seongam burst into a lion�s roar,
�Come out! You Assassin!�
Heung!
His lion�s roar shook the roof tiles of the room.
He had formidable internal energy worthy of his gigantic size.
�H, Hold on for a second! There seems to be a misunderstanding!�
�Get out of the way, Young Master!� JrNovels.com
It was Seongam.
He also came with other monks.�
Un-hae, who hurriedly followed behind him, tried to dissuade him,
�Stop it, Seongam!�
�I�m fine with accepting punishment for violating Senior Brother�s order once we return to the Shaolin Temple. But please don�t tell me to be patient when the assassin is right in front of me.�
Seongam glared at Pyo-wol with ferocious eyes.
A terrifying and formidable energy rippled through his body.
Even Un-hae didn�t have the confidence to fully subdue Seongam. For Seongam to be subdued, one of the two of them would have to be seriously injured. So even though Seongam disobeyed his orders, he didn�t have it in him to subdue him.�
Perhaps his anger toward Pyo-wol had already laid dormant in his heart.
On the way there, he heard some people talking. They might have thought that others wouldn�t hear them, but they couldn�t fool Un-hae�s ears.
�I heard that he killed monk Seong-un.�
�There�s a rumor that he�s an assassin.�
�They say he�s a famous assassin.�
Most of them were just groundless speculations.�
Un-hae knew about this, but he is also a human. He couldn�t help but be bothered.
But most of all, one of the reasons Un-hae couldn�t actively stop Seongam was because of Pyo-wol himself.�
The moment he saw Pyo-wol, he felt his body run cold without even realizing it. His body felt an instinctive sense of rejection towards him.
When his eyes met against Pyo-wol�s black eyes, he couldn�t read through him at all. Pyo-wol reminded Un-hae of a huge snake.
Snakes, whether they�re poisonous or not, make humans feel disgusted.�
The same was true for Un-hae.
Even though he is a monk, he also felt an instinctive repulsion towards snakes.
That was the reason why he couldn�t stop Seongam with conviction.
As Un-hae was hesitating, Seongam burst into a lion�s roar,
�Come out! You Assassin!�
Heung!
His lion�s roar shook the roof tiles of the room.
He had formidable internal energy worthy of his gigantic size.
�H, Hold on for a second! There seems to be a misunderstanding!�
�Get out of the way, Young Master!� JrNovels.com
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