Chapter: 1627
After he sighed, he felt a little more at ease.�
He spoke politely to Pyo-wol,
�I apologize.�
�Apologize for what?�
�I apologize for all the mistakes the Shaolin has made. I apologize on behalf of Un-hae and Seongam for making the wrong judgement of kicking you out of the Jin manor. I also apologize for my own improper speech. I�m sorry for everything.�
Jin Siwoo blinked his eyes, thinking he must have heard wrong.
This was a situation that would never have happened according to his common sense.
He knew better than anyone how great the pride of a Shaolin monk was. Moreover, Woon Seong was no different than the head monk�s right-hand man.�
To think Woon Seong would apologize to Pyo-wol, who was much younger than himself, shocked Jin Siwoo.
Jin Wol-myeong was equally surprised at the sight.�
�Who is this guy for Woon Seong to be apologising to?�
After being in a coma for so long, Jin Wol-myeong had only known Pyo-wol as a mere assassin, so he could not understand the reasoning behind Woon Seong�s polite apology.
Even then, Woon Seong continued,
�Honestly, this whole thing was a clear mistake on our part. We should have intervened earlier, but instead we waited and missed the opportunity. That�s how the situation got so big. Since we are supposed to be the North Star of Jianghu, we should have acted accordingly, but we didn�t. That�s why I want to express my apologies to you, and the Jin family. I know this won�t change anything, but at least it will ease my mind a little.�
Woon Seong� apology was frankly unexpected.
Even Jin Wol-myeong�s eyes widened in surprise.
The Shaolin master he knew was a proud and noble person.�
They acted and ruled Jianghu as the North Star for so many years, while simultaneously living detached from the secular world.
As a result, they never once admitted to making mistakes, let alone apologizing for them.
This is the pride of an orthodox sect with a long history.
The Shaolin Temple�s pride was particularly sky-high.�
They don�t make any mistakes, and if they do, they don�t easily admit it.�
This was why seeing Woon Seong apologizing to Pyo-wol, who was reputed to have a strong sense of pride in the Shaolin Temple, came as a big shock to Jin Wol-myeong. But he couldn�t open his mouth even if he had a lot of things to say because he was still taken aback at the sight.�
Woon Seong said to Pyo-wol,
�I have learned a lot since entering the Jin Family. To be honest, the disciples of our sect have done nothing but harm. If we had been quicker to recognize the situation, we could have prevented so many people from dying.�
Seongam was the biggest problem of all.�
His explosive and impulsive personality had gotten them into a lot of trouble. Because of him, he caused the Shaolin Temple to have a fall out with Pyo-wol and Namgung Wol, thus greatly tarnishing the Shaolin�s honor.�
As soon as Seongam returns to the Shaolin Temple, he will be asked to reflect on his actions and undergo training in seclusion. No one knows how long that period would be.
Pyo-wol said,
�If you�re done talking, I will leave.� JrNovels.com
He spoke politely to Pyo-wol,
�I apologize.�
�Apologize for what?�
�I apologize for all the mistakes the Shaolin has made. I apologize on behalf of Un-hae and Seongam for making the wrong judgement of kicking you out of the Jin manor. I also apologize for my own improper speech. I�m sorry for everything.�
Jin Siwoo blinked his eyes, thinking he must have heard wrong.
This was a situation that would never have happened according to his common sense.
He knew better than anyone how great the pride of a Shaolin monk was. Moreover, Woon Seong was no different than the head monk�s right-hand man.�
To think Woon Seong would apologize to Pyo-wol, who was much younger than himself, shocked Jin Siwoo.
Jin Wol-myeong was equally surprised at the sight.�
�Who is this guy for Woon Seong to be apologising to?�
After being in a coma for so long, Jin Wol-myeong had only known Pyo-wol as a mere assassin, so he could not understand the reasoning behind Woon Seong�s polite apology.
Even then, Woon Seong continued,
�Honestly, this whole thing was a clear mistake on our part. We should have intervened earlier, but instead we waited and missed the opportunity. That�s how the situation got so big. Since we are supposed to be the North Star of Jianghu, we should have acted accordingly, but we didn�t. That�s why I want to express my apologies to you, and the Jin family. I know this won�t change anything, but at least it will ease my mind a little.�
Woon Seong� apology was frankly unexpected.
Even Jin Wol-myeong�s eyes widened in surprise.
The Shaolin master he knew was a proud and noble person.�
They acted and ruled Jianghu as the North Star for so many years, while simultaneously living detached from the secular world.
As a result, they never once admitted to making mistakes, let alone apologizing for them.
This is the pride of an orthodox sect with a long history.
The Shaolin Temple�s pride was particularly sky-high.�
They don�t make any mistakes, and if they do, they don�t easily admit it.�
This was why seeing Woon Seong apologizing to Pyo-wol, who was reputed to have a strong sense of pride in the Shaolin Temple, came as a big shock to Jin Wol-myeong. But he couldn�t open his mouth even if he had a lot of things to say because he was still taken aback at the sight.�
Woon Seong said to Pyo-wol,
�I have learned a lot since entering the Jin Family. To be honest, the disciples of our sect have done nothing but harm. If we had been quicker to recognize the situation, we could have prevented so many people from dying.�
Seongam was the biggest problem of all.�
His explosive and impulsive personality had gotten them into a lot of trouble. Because of him, he caused the Shaolin Temple to have a fall out with Pyo-wol and Namgung Wol, thus greatly tarnishing the Shaolin�s honor.�
As soon as Seongam returns to the Shaolin Temple, he will be asked to reflect on his actions and undergo training in seclusion. No one knows how long that period would be.
Pyo-wol said,
�If you�re done talking, I will leave.� JrNovels.com
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