Chapter: 1470
Monk Un-hae looked puzzled.�
�Why are you asking the small monk?�
�Do you really not know?�
�Amitabha Buddha!�
Monk Un-hae narrowed his eyes.�
Namgung Wol glared at Monk Un-hae.
�The Shaolin Temple attacked Pyo-wol without any evidence, holding him responsible for Seong-un�s death because he was the only assassin in the Jin family at the time.�
�That means��
�Now we have more suspects, how do you feel about that?�
Namgung Wol interrupted and pressured the Monk Un-hae without hesitation.
It�s been a while since Namgung Wol had arrived in the Jin manor, and he�s never shown any signs of slandering or opposing others.�
So the fact that Namgung Wol stood up against Monk Un-hae made the onlookers shocked.�
�Young Master Namgung��
�It was because of the Shaolin Temple that he left. If he had stayed, we would not have been so helpless against the assassins. After all, it�s assassins themselves who know best about their fellow assassins.�
�That�s because��
�Since he left because of the Shaolin Temple, shouldn�t the Shaolin Temple take responsibility?�
�W, What do you mean?�
�Either the Shaolin Temple brings back Pyo-wol again, or you go out and capture those assassins yourself.�
�Amitabha Buddha, That�s impossible!�
�Then what else can you do?! How long are you going to cower under the guise of mediation?�
�Young Master Namgung?�
�I�m tired of this. Isn�t the Shaolin Temple the Mount Tai and North Star of Jianghu?5� The one that everyone could rely on? But what is the Shaolin Temple doing right now? You�re doing nothing but just going back and forth between the two factions.�
Monk Un-hae was stunned at Namgung Wol�s frosty tirade.�
He wanted to defend his sect, but he couldn�t find the words to say because Namgung Wol�s words were absolutely right.�
As an elder of the Shaolin Temple, he had never been pushed into a position like this before. Moreover, he had a gentle disposition that made him reluctant to argue with others.
As a result, he was very weak in this type of argument.
Furthermore, he felt no remorse for what Sungam had done.
That made it harder for him to make excuses.
At this point, others would have intervened, but none of them did.
This was because everyone else shared the same thoughts as Namgung Wol. JrNovels.com
�Why are you asking the small monk?�
�Do you really not know?�
�Amitabha Buddha!�
Monk Un-hae narrowed his eyes.�
Namgung Wol glared at Monk Un-hae.
�The Shaolin Temple attacked Pyo-wol without any evidence, holding him responsible for Seong-un�s death because he was the only assassin in the Jin family at the time.�
�That means��
�Now we have more suspects, how do you feel about that?�
Namgung Wol interrupted and pressured the Monk Un-hae without hesitation.
It�s been a while since Namgung Wol had arrived in the Jin manor, and he�s never shown any signs of slandering or opposing others.�
So the fact that Namgung Wol stood up against Monk Un-hae made the onlookers shocked.�
�Young Master Namgung��
�It was because of the Shaolin Temple that he left. If he had stayed, we would not have been so helpless against the assassins. After all, it�s assassins themselves who know best about their fellow assassins.�
�That�s because��
�Since he left because of the Shaolin Temple, shouldn�t the Shaolin Temple take responsibility?�
�W, What do you mean?�
�Either the Shaolin Temple brings back Pyo-wol again, or you go out and capture those assassins yourself.�
�Amitabha Buddha, That�s impossible!�
�Then what else can you do?! How long are you going to cower under the guise of mediation?�
�Young Master Namgung?�
�I�m tired of this. Isn�t the Shaolin Temple the Mount Tai and North Star of Jianghu?5� The one that everyone could rely on? But what is the Shaolin Temple doing right now? You�re doing nothing but just going back and forth between the two factions.�
Monk Un-hae was stunned at Namgung Wol�s frosty tirade.�
He wanted to defend his sect, but he couldn�t find the words to say because Namgung Wol�s words were absolutely right.�
As an elder of the Shaolin Temple, he had never been pushed into a position like this before. Moreover, he had a gentle disposition that made him reluctant to argue with others.
As a result, he was very weak in this type of argument.
Furthermore, he felt no remorse for what Sungam had done.
That made it harder for him to make excuses.
At this point, others would have intervened, but none of them did.
This was because everyone else shared the same thoughts as Namgung Wol. JrNovels.com
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