Chapter: 1522
They would be weighing in with their spoons to see which side had the advantage.
Jang Noya said cautiously,
�With so many people coming in, we don�t have enough surveillance personnel.�
�What about asking the Hao clan for help?�
�They look at us like we�re pigs.�
�The Hao clan? But aren�t you one of them?�
�We certainly used to be. After all, the Hao clan was originally founded to protect humble people like us.�
�But?�
�Too many years have passed. There are only a few people remaining left who remember the original purpose of the Hao clan when it was first established. As of now, the Hao clan is no different than any other sect.�
A dark shade fell across Jang Noya�s face.
He too had once cooperated with the Hao clan. But the Hao clan only treated them like servants and did not protect them properly. So he broke away from the Hao clan and ran his own gambling house.
He wasn�t the only one.
Quite a few others also left the Hao clan. Nevertheless, the Hao clan did nothing to punish them.
The Hao clan was an organization with the largest number of members in the world.�
Even the head of the Hao clan couldn�t tell exactly how many members they had.�
Under these circumstances, members of the Hao clan, except for major figures, were free to join or leave.
If a few people left, the organization was confident that it could quickly make up for it.
As a result, those who were marginalized often leave the Hao clan.
Jang Noya talked about it for a long time. When he had finished, Pyo-wol asked,
�Are there many people like that?�
�Yes! The trend has accelerated in recent years.�
�As far as I know, the chief inspector of the Hao clan is quite capable.�
�Are you talking about Lord Hong?�
�Do you know him?�
�I�ve met him from afar, and he�s certainly a capable and reliable man. But no matter how hard he tries, he can�t handle the entirety of the Hao clan, and his gaze is more towards the outside than� the inside. So he is naturally left in the dark about the Hao clan�s internal affairs.�
�Really?�
Pyo-wol looked intrigued, because this was his first time hearing about this.�
�It�s not my place to say this, but the Hao clan needs to change its waters. It�s been too long since the water stopped flowing and stagnated, but the heads of the organization don�t know that.�
�So you�re saying that there are quite a few people like you who have left the Hao clan, right?�
�That�s right.� JrNovels.com
Jang Noya said cautiously,
�With so many people coming in, we don�t have enough surveillance personnel.�
�What about asking the Hao clan for help?�
�They look at us like we�re pigs.�
�The Hao clan? But aren�t you one of them?�
�We certainly used to be. After all, the Hao clan was originally founded to protect humble people like us.�
�But?�
�Too many years have passed. There are only a few people remaining left who remember the original purpose of the Hao clan when it was first established. As of now, the Hao clan is no different than any other sect.�
A dark shade fell across Jang Noya�s face.
He too had once cooperated with the Hao clan. But the Hao clan only treated them like servants and did not protect them properly. So he broke away from the Hao clan and ran his own gambling house.
He wasn�t the only one.
Quite a few others also left the Hao clan. Nevertheless, the Hao clan did nothing to punish them.
The Hao clan was an organization with the largest number of members in the world.�
Even the head of the Hao clan couldn�t tell exactly how many members they had.�
Under these circumstances, members of the Hao clan, except for major figures, were free to join or leave.
If a few people left, the organization was confident that it could quickly make up for it.
As a result, those who were marginalized often leave the Hao clan.
Jang Noya talked about it for a long time. When he had finished, Pyo-wol asked,
�Are there many people like that?�
�Yes! The trend has accelerated in recent years.�
�As far as I know, the chief inspector of the Hao clan is quite capable.�
�Are you talking about Lord Hong?�
�Do you know him?�
�I�ve met him from afar, and he�s certainly a capable and reliable man. But no matter how hard he tries, he can�t handle the entirety of the Hao clan, and his gaze is more towards the outside than� the inside. So he is naturally left in the dark about the Hao clan�s internal affairs.�
�Really?�
Pyo-wol looked intrigued, because this was his first time hearing about this.�
�It�s not my place to say this, but the Hao clan needs to change its waters. It�s been too long since the water stopped flowing and stagnated, but the heads of the organization don�t know that.�
�So you�re saying that there are quite a few people like you who have left the Hao clan, right?�
�That�s right.� JrNovels.com
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