Chapter: 75

So Yeowol put on a sad expression. She couldn�t hide her disappointment for a moment at the fact that her elaborate undercover attack had failed.

For this one sneak attack, she waited two days without moving. She waited for Pyo-wol to come.

It was such a difficult opportunity.

Pyo-wol was attacked thirteen times in one day alone.

He was struggling with his nerves all day so he consumed a lot of mental energy. His face was filled with a tired look.

It�s fortunate that he had mastered the sword technique written on the nameless booklet, otherwise he would have fallen under someone�s sword already.�

Even though important sentences were omitted, the sword attack boasted considerable power. The fact that Pyo-wol remained alive despite the thirteen secret attacks today was proof of ots strength.�

By mastering the unknown swordsmanship, he was able to unleash seventy-two sword strikes like a wave without stopping. However, important passages were missing and it was impossible to make great progress.

All that Pyo-wol learned over the last ten days was the unknown booklet�s swordsmanship.�

It was unreasonable to learn more with an incomplete martial arts technique. However, even at that level, there was no problem in practicing the form to some extent.

Pyo-wol resisted the children�s sneak attack with the swordsmanship of the booklet. Because that was what was instructed to them.

The children tenaciously observed Pyo-wol�s sword attack. That way, if they saw even a small loophole, they immediately counterattacked.

Pyo-wol tried to compensate for the loophole while defending, but the children would find another loophole and attack him. By relentlessly attacking and defending, Pyo-Wol and the children developed.

The most difficult person for Pyo-Wol was So Yeowol.

This is because she attacked in a way that he was not expecting at all. A little while ago, her skills were once tested on him.�

Suddenly, So Yeowol said,

�I think you�d better throw that sword away.�

�What are you talking about?�

�I don�t fear you with a sword for some reason, even if you�re blocking all my attacks. Rather, it feels even more difficult for me when you don�t have your sword.��

�Do you think it makes sense for me to drop a weapon in front of an assassin?�

�That�s not for me to know. I�m just saying what I feel.

���..�

Pyo-wol frowned without saying a word.

So Yeowol looked at Pyo-wol for a moment and then stepped back.

�You�d better be prepared next time.�

She disappeared into the dark.

Pyo-wol, who was left alone, sighed and looked at his hand.

In his hand was a cheap iron sword that had been provided in batches. It was a dagger that was only half the length of a normal sword. He didn�t really like this sword, so he didn�t use it. Well, this sword was still usable.�

�Am I trickier to deal when I do not have a sword as compared to wielding one?�

If his opponent felt that way, there must be a good reason. It could be that she was lying to weaken Pyo-Wol, but the So Yeowol he knew was not that cunning. So Yeowol was a woman whose distribution was so large that most men could not even reach her toes. JrNovels.com