Chapter: 1790
It was no easy task to raise a skilled assassin.�
To create a single assassin, at least a hundred sacrifices were needed.
The Blood Shadow Group that raised Pyo-wol was proof of that fact.
To cultivate Pyo-wol and a few other assassins, the Blood Shadow Group had to sacrifice several times the number of people. But even then, it would still be a mistake to assume that such an arduous and grueling process would result in an assassin that could be used in combat.
For a perfect assassin to be born, they have to undergo numerous training sessions and complete a lot of assassination missions.�
But for one assassin to properly carry out their mission, extensive support was necessary. In addition to information and equipment required, a multitude of personnel support was also needed.
That�s why hiring and commissioning a skilled assassin is so expensive. The number of individuals involved increases the commission fee.�
This is also the reason why the Hundred Wraith Union always kept the number of their assassins at a hundred. Going beyond that scale would made it difficult for them to sustain the financial burden.� In other words, they wouldn�t be able to afford it.
It was even harder for other places to raise proper assassins.
It would require more than double the funds and time compared to the Hundred Wraith UNion.�
In reality, raising a skilled assassin was an impossible task.
Though exceptional assassins like Pyo-wol existed, they were literally the exception. An anomaly.�
Assassins like Pyo-wol could not be planned and raised deliberately.
The assassins hiding in front of the captain�s cabin were undoubtedly far inferior to Pyo-wol. However, it was impossible to cultivate them elsewhere, outside of the Hundred Wraith Union.
Yet, they couldn�t have been part of the Hundred Wraith Union either.
There was no reason for the assassins of the Hundred Wraith Union to guard the captain of a ship floating in the middle of the sea.
�Then did the person inside there raised these assassins himself?�
It was a ridiculous conjecture, but Pyo-wol had a strange feeling that his guess was most likely true.�
Boom!
The vibrations from the lower deck became stronger.
It meant that Yul Ayeon was fighting fiercely.�
Pyo-wol did not know long she would last. It wasn�t as if he didn�t trust her skills, but the martial artists on this ship truly just gave off an aura of seasoned warriors.
So while Yul Ayeon was still holding on, Pyo-wol had to finish his business.�
Swoosh!
Pyo-wol suddenly descended from the ceiling.
The moment Pyo-wol revealed himself,
Shwiak!
A hidden secret compartment near the door opened and four men sprang out.
They were the assassins who guarded the captain�s quarters.
They attacked Pyo-wol without hesitation.� JrNovels.com
To create a single assassin, at least a hundred sacrifices were needed.
The Blood Shadow Group that raised Pyo-wol was proof of that fact.
To cultivate Pyo-wol and a few other assassins, the Blood Shadow Group had to sacrifice several times the number of people. But even then, it would still be a mistake to assume that such an arduous and grueling process would result in an assassin that could be used in combat.
For a perfect assassin to be born, they have to undergo numerous training sessions and complete a lot of assassination missions.�
But for one assassin to properly carry out their mission, extensive support was necessary. In addition to information and equipment required, a multitude of personnel support was also needed.
That�s why hiring and commissioning a skilled assassin is so expensive. The number of individuals involved increases the commission fee.�
This is also the reason why the Hundred Wraith Union always kept the number of their assassins at a hundred. Going beyond that scale would made it difficult for them to sustain the financial burden.� In other words, they wouldn�t be able to afford it.
It was even harder for other places to raise proper assassins.
It would require more than double the funds and time compared to the Hundred Wraith UNion.�
In reality, raising a skilled assassin was an impossible task.
Though exceptional assassins like Pyo-wol existed, they were literally the exception. An anomaly.�
Assassins like Pyo-wol could not be planned and raised deliberately.
The assassins hiding in front of the captain�s cabin were undoubtedly far inferior to Pyo-wol. However, it was impossible to cultivate them elsewhere, outside of the Hundred Wraith Union.
Yet, they couldn�t have been part of the Hundred Wraith Union either.
There was no reason for the assassins of the Hundred Wraith Union to guard the captain of a ship floating in the middle of the sea.
�Then did the person inside there raised these assassins himself?�
It was a ridiculous conjecture, but Pyo-wol had a strange feeling that his guess was most likely true.�
Boom!
The vibrations from the lower deck became stronger.
It meant that Yul Ayeon was fighting fiercely.�
Pyo-wol did not know long she would last. It wasn�t as if he didn�t trust her skills, but the martial artists on this ship truly just gave off an aura of seasoned warriors.
So while Yul Ayeon was still holding on, Pyo-wol had to finish his business.�
Swoosh!
Pyo-wol suddenly descended from the ceiling.
The moment Pyo-wol revealed himself,
Shwiak!
A hidden secret compartment near the door opened and four men sprang out.
They were the assassins who guarded the captain�s quarters.
They attacked Pyo-wol without hesitation.� JrNovels.com
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