Chapter: 1756
Even on the darkest of nights, if that many people moved together, they would undoubtedly attract attention.
They were meticulous enough to relentlessly pursue Tae Musang based solely on witnessing him disembark from the boat.
The very fact that they had entered Haimen meant that they were on an extremely sensitive secret mission that must not be exposed.
�The Phantom Fleet��
It was a name Pyo-wol had never heard before.
Pyo-wol was no longer the ignorant person he once was.
Most martial arts sects were stored in his mind. However, he had never heard of the Phantom Fleet before.
Something about it smelled fishy.
Pyo-wol�s involvement in this matter was not simply out of curiosity or his shallow connection with Tae Musang and Geomyeon.�
It was because the Phantom Fleet reminded him of Lee Yul.
Lee Yul seamlessly blended into the Snow Sword Manor and had taken control of everything. Furthermore, his previous whereabouts remained completely unknown.
It was as if he had suddenly fallen down from the sky.
Pyo-wol could smell Lee Yul�s scent on the Phantom Fleet. Just like Lee Yul, the group had also appeared out of nowhere.�
That was the only thing they had in common.
Pyo-wol had no other evidence, but he had a feeling that those two might be related.
That was why Pyo-wol decided to get involved in the matter.�
Pyo-wol scanned his surroundings sharply.
He was searching for a path where twenty people could move without attracting the attention of others.
�There.�
He finally spotted a viable route.
It was a narrow alleyway lined with high walls. Because of the wall, people inside the houses wouldn�t be able to see and detect the presence of those passing by outside.
Pyo-wol casually entered the alleyway.
Tae Musang followed Pyo-wol, unaware of what was happening.�
The alleyway quickly ended, revealing a new landscape.�
This time, there were no walls to block hide from people�s sight. Windows were open here and there, and people had their faces leaned out, enjoying the breeze.�
If a group of around twenty people passed through here, they would undoubtedly have caught someone�s eye.
Pyo-wol climbed onto the roof of a nearby mansion.
There was no other place to move while avoiding people�s sight except on the rooftops.
Among the rooftops, he avoided those with dilapidated and poorly constructed roofs. After all, one wrong step and the roof could collapse.
As Pyo-wol narrowed down his options, there was only one route left. JrNovels.com
They were meticulous enough to relentlessly pursue Tae Musang based solely on witnessing him disembark from the boat.
The very fact that they had entered Haimen meant that they were on an extremely sensitive secret mission that must not be exposed.
�The Phantom Fleet��
It was a name Pyo-wol had never heard before.
Pyo-wol was no longer the ignorant person he once was.
Most martial arts sects were stored in his mind. However, he had never heard of the Phantom Fleet before.
Something about it smelled fishy.
Pyo-wol�s involvement in this matter was not simply out of curiosity or his shallow connection with Tae Musang and Geomyeon.�
It was because the Phantom Fleet reminded him of Lee Yul.
Lee Yul seamlessly blended into the Snow Sword Manor and had taken control of everything. Furthermore, his previous whereabouts remained completely unknown.
It was as if he had suddenly fallen down from the sky.
Pyo-wol could smell Lee Yul�s scent on the Phantom Fleet. Just like Lee Yul, the group had also appeared out of nowhere.�
That was the only thing they had in common.
Pyo-wol had no other evidence, but he had a feeling that those two might be related.
That was why Pyo-wol decided to get involved in the matter.�
Pyo-wol scanned his surroundings sharply.
He was searching for a path where twenty people could move without attracting the attention of others.
�There.�
He finally spotted a viable route.
It was a narrow alleyway lined with high walls. Because of the wall, people inside the houses wouldn�t be able to see and detect the presence of those passing by outside.
Pyo-wol casually entered the alleyway.
Tae Musang followed Pyo-wol, unaware of what was happening.�
The alleyway quickly ended, revealing a new landscape.�
This time, there were no walls to block hide from people�s sight. Windows were open here and there, and people had their faces leaned out, enjoying the breeze.�
If a group of around twenty people passed through here, they would undoubtedly have caught someone�s eye.
Pyo-wol climbed onto the roof of a nearby mansion.
There was no other place to move while avoiding people�s sight except on the rooftops.
Among the rooftops, he avoided those with dilapidated and poorly constructed roofs. After all, one wrong step and the roof could collapse.
As Pyo-wol narrowed down his options, there was only one route left. JrNovels.com
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