Chapter: 1816
�Hmph, aren�t you the one who will report such a thing?�
�That�s a misunderstanding.�
�We�ll see later whether it was a simple misunderstanding or the truth��
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The bodyguard couldn�t say anything in return so he just remained silent.
Cho Yuseol did not pay him any attention again. She just resumed eating her Aozao noodles.
Slurp!
* * *
Pyo-wol booked a room in a large inn right next to Lake Tai.�
When he opened the window, he had a panoramic view of the lake.
The lake was as vast as the ocean, with countless boats floating on it. Most of them were fishing boats, among them, there were also boats floating for leisurely water play.
The weather was sunny, and there was no wind, making it the perfect condition to sail.
Pyo-wol lay down on his bed with the window wide open. Then Gwiya, who had been quietly clinging to his forearm all this time, slithered down onto the bed.
The snake wandered around the bed as if it were in its own home for a while, before disappearing into a crack in the wall. Pyo-wol wasn�t worried though.
He knew it would return when the time was right.
As Pyo-wol had predicted, Gwiya returned half an hour later.
Its belly seemed to be slightly bulging as if it had eaten something.
Climbing onto the bed, Gwiya crawled in between Pyo-wol�s fingers. He smiled at the cold sensation of its scales brushing against him.
Pyo-wol raised his hand and locked eyes with Gwiya.
In Gwiya�s jewel-like bright red eyes, Pyo-wol could see a reflection of himself.�
Their meeting might have been a coincidence, but now they had reached the point where they can communicate with each other.�
Pyo-wol could tell what Gwiya was thinking just by looking at it. It was the same for the snake.
Gwiya gently pressed its little face against Pyo-wol�s cheek, before returning back to his forearm.�
After briefly caressing Gwiya for a moment, Pyo-wol soon left the room.
The sun hadn�t set yet so staying in the room like this would be a waste of time.
Pyo-wol had a habit of walking around and familiarizing himself geography of the area he arrived in, regardless of the region.
It was a survival habit ingrained in him.
Pyo wandered around every street in Lake Tai.�
After walking for a while, Pyo-wol came to a workshop alley filled with the smell of iron.
The workshop alley was located on the outskirts of Lake Tai.� JrNovels.com
�That�s a misunderstanding.�
�We�ll see later whether it was a simple misunderstanding or the truth��
����
The bodyguard couldn�t say anything in return so he just remained silent.
Cho Yuseol did not pay him any attention again. She just resumed eating her Aozao noodles.
Slurp!
* * *
Pyo-wol booked a room in a large inn right next to Lake Tai.�
When he opened the window, he had a panoramic view of the lake.
The lake was as vast as the ocean, with countless boats floating on it. Most of them were fishing boats, among them, there were also boats floating for leisurely water play.
The weather was sunny, and there was no wind, making it the perfect condition to sail.
Pyo-wol lay down on his bed with the window wide open. Then Gwiya, who had been quietly clinging to his forearm all this time, slithered down onto the bed.
The snake wandered around the bed as if it were in its own home for a while, before disappearing into a crack in the wall. Pyo-wol wasn�t worried though.
He knew it would return when the time was right.
As Pyo-wol had predicted, Gwiya returned half an hour later.
Its belly seemed to be slightly bulging as if it had eaten something.
Climbing onto the bed, Gwiya crawled in between Pyo-wol�s fingers. He smiled at the cold sensation of its scales brushing against him.
Pyo-wol raised his hand and locked eyes with Gwiya.
In Gwiya�s jewel-like bright red eyes, Pyo-wol could see a reflection of himself.�
Their meeting might have been a coincidence, but now they had reached the point where they can communicate with each other.�
Pyo-wol could tell what Gwiya was thinking just by looking at it. It was the same for the snake.
Gwiya gently pressed its little face against Pyo-wol�s cheek, before returning back to his forearm.�
After briefly caressing Gwiya for a moment, Pyo-wol soon left the room.
The sun hadn�t set yet so staying in the room like this would be a waste of time.
Pyo-wol had a habit of walking around and familiarizing himself geography of the area he arrived in, regardless of the region.
It was a survival habit ingrained in him.
Pyo wandered around every street in Lake Tai.�
After walking for a while, Pyo-wol came to a workshop alley filled with the smell of iron.
The workshop alley was located on the outskirts of Lake Tai.� JrNovels.com
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