Chapter: 1469
As many as three or more assassins had been running around in the city and yet no one had noticed.
�Those assassin must have been hired by the Snow Sword Manor. If we don�t catch them, the damage will get even worse. If anyone has any ideas on how to catch them, feel free to speak up.�
�We will be on high alert for now�
�We will more than double the number of patrols and make sure the manor is well guarded.�
The warriors of the Jin family were the first to give their opinions.
Their suggestions were very general and could not be considered as special measures.
Jin Siwoo�s gaze swept over the external warriors.
�Do you have any other suggestions?�
�At this point, it seems that the only thing we can do is to remain on high alert until the assassin is caught.�
�We have to catch the assassins even if we turn the Jin family upside down. They must be hiding in the Jin family.�
�Let�s look for places where the assassins might be hiding.�
Their opinions were no different from those of Jin family�s warriors.
Jin Siwoo�s expression gradually twisted.
His gaze suddenly landed on Monk Un-hae, who was sitting quietly on one side.
Monk Un-hae hadn�t come to the meeting to lend his support and strength to the Jin family. He just came to get a sense of what was going on.
But the longer people talked, the more uneasy he became.
The Shaolin Temple believed that Seong-un�s death was Pyo-wol�s work alone which was why they threatened him. But now other assassins, which they assumed were hired by the Snow Sword Manor, have sprouted out killing people of the Jin manor.
Seongam was technically the one who started the fight against Pyo-wol, but Monk Un-hae had aided and abetted, making the other monks� go through with it.
From that day forward, Pyo-wol disappeared from the Jin family.
Later on, Monk Un-hae punished Seongam for his rashness, but it was already too late.
It was then.
�Monk Un-hae!�
Namgung Wol suddenly called out to Monk Un-hae.
Namgung Wol had treated Monk Un-hae like how a cow treats a chicken.4 This was the first time he had spoken to him in a formal setting.
�What is it, Young Master Namgung?�
�What does the Shaolin Temple think of this situation?�
�Amithaba Buddha! What� are you talking about?�
�What do you think of the assassin running loose within the Jin family like this?�
At that moment, everyone in the room held their breath.
They could feel the sharp thorns hidden in Namgung Wol�s words. JrNovels.com
�Those assassin must have been hired by the Snow Sword Manor. If we don�t catch them, the damage will get even worse. If anyone has any ideas on how to catch them, feel free to speak up.�
�We will be on high alert for now�
�We will more than double the number of patrols and make sure the manor is well guarded.�
The warriors of the Jin family were the first to give their opinions.
Their suggestions were very general and could not be considered as special measures.
Jin Siwoo�s gaze swept over the external warriors.
�Do you have any other suggestions?�
�At this point, it seems that the only thing we can do is to remain on high alert until the assassin is caught.�
�We have to catch the assassins even if we turn the Jin family upside down. They must be hiding in the Jin family.�
�Let�s look for places where the assassins might be hiding.�
Their opinions were no different from those of Jin family�s warriors.
Jin Siwoo�s expression gradually twisted.
His gaze suddenly landed on Monk Un-hae, who was sitting quietly on one side.
Monk Un-hae hadn�t come to the meeting to lend his support and strength to the Jin family. He just came to get a sense of what was going on.
But the longer people talked, the more uneasy he became.
The Shaolin Temple believed that Seong-un�s death was Pyo-wol�s work alone which was why they threatened him. But now other assassins, which they assumed were hired by the Snow Sword Manor, have sprouted out killing people of the Jin manor.
Seongam was technically the one who started the fight against Pyo-wol, but Monk Un-hae had aided and abetted, making the other monks� go through with it.
From that day forward, Pyo-wol disappeared from the Jin family.
Later on, Monk Un-hae punished Seongam for his rashness, but it was already too late.
It was then.
�Monk Un-hae!�
Namgung Wol suddenly called out to Monk Un-hae.
Namgung Wol had treated Monk Un-hae like how a cow treats a chicken.4 This was the first time he had spoken to him in a formal setting.
�What is it, Young Master Namgung?�
�What does the Shaolin Temple think of this situation?�
�Amithaba Buddha! What� are you talking about?�
�What do you think of the assassin running loose within the Jin family like this?�
At that moment, everyone in the room held their breath.
They could feel the sharp thorns hidden in Namgung Wol�s words. JrNovels.com
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