Chapter: 828
Soma wondered what Pyo-wol was doing. With his small head, he could not understand why Pyo-wol, who knew some kind of professional tracking skills, wasted his time on such useless things.
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But he still followed Pyo-wol, thinking that there must be a reason for his actions.
Pyo-wol�s action has absolutely nothing to do with tracking, even when they arrived in the Star Palace. He would seemingly waste his time drinking tea, standing in the middle of the street, or looking at the people passing by.�
Soma who couldn�t take it any longer and asked,
�Brother! What exactly are you doing?�
�Tracking.�
�Isn�t tracking supposed to be looking for something?�
�That�s right.�
�But why are we wasting time here without looking for traces?�
�Does it look that way to you?�
�Yeah! Isn�t it?�
�It would be nice to be able to track someone with only fragmentary traces, but we can�t find such an expert that way.�
�Why? Because he is thoroughly hidden?�
�That�s right.�
At Pyo-wol�s answer, Soma frowned.�
He still couldn�t understand Pyo-wol�s methods.
Pyo-wol looked at the flowing river in front of him and said,
�The world is mixed with so many things, and these countless little things come together in harmony. Tracking starts with finding something that stands out and differs from the rest. Finding what doesn�t fit, something that breaks harmony.�
Except for the city where the owner of the first manor died, all the other cities did not have much exchanges with the outside world.� This would mean that these places would experience little changes, like water trapped in a reservoir.
In such a place, even a small ripple can be seen immediately. What Pyo-wol paid attention to was specifically that small ripple.
It might be easy to say, but it was not easy for an outsider to catch such a ripple.
It required strong patience and tenacious observation.
Locals are usually very wary of foreigners, so they don�t talk about what they know well. This makes it difficult to get information from such people.
Since Pyo-wol can�t use the method of warmly approaching and gaining favor with them like the others, he has no choice but to observe his surroundings with his unique concentration and eyes.
He preferred the method of observing, grasping the atmosphere of the city, and removing the inconsistent ones one by one.
The assassin, who was also a master of manipulating poison, hid himself thoroughly. It�s impossible to find him through simple means.�
It was like searching for a tree in the woods, or finding a needle in the sand.
So what Pyo-wol had to do was find the exact forest or sandy beach where the assassin hid. Only then will their pursuit begin. And Pyo-wol has already found the forest where the assassin had supposedly hidden himself.
�All three cities face rivers, and these rivers are connected. The average speed of the river is about 20 li per hour. So the transportation of tea or other cargo is reduced by two or three days. Furthermore, with the direction in which the river flows�� JrNovels.com
translated by s o u n d l e s s w i n d 2 1 . c o m
But he still followed Pyo-wol, thinking that there must be a reason for his actions.
Pyo-wol�s action has absolutely nothing to do with tracking, even when they arrived in the Star Palace. He would seemingly waste his time drinking tea, standing in the middle of the street, or looking at the people passing by.�
Soma who couldn�t take it any longer and asked,
�Brother! What exactly are you doing?�
�Tracking.�
�Isn�t tracking supposed to be looking for something?�
�That�s right.�
�But why are we wasting time here without looking for traces?�
�Does it look that way to you?�
�Yeah! Isn�t it?�
�It would be nice to be able to track someone with only fragmentary traces, but we can�t find such an expert that way.�
�Why? Because he is thoroughly hidden?�
�That�s right.�
At Pyo-wol�s answer, Soma frowned.�
He still couldn�t understand Pyo-wol�s methods.
Pyo-wol looked at the flowing river in front of him and said,
�The world is mixed with so many things, and these countless little things come together in harmony. Tracking starts with finding something that stands out and differs from the rest. Finding what doesn�t fit, something that breaks harmony.�
Except for the city where the owner of the first manor died, all the other cities did not have much exchanges with the outside world.� This would mean that these places would experience little changes, like water trapped in a reservoir.
In such a place, even a small ripple can be seen immediately. What Pyo-wol paid attention to was specifically that small ripple.
It might be easy to say, but it was not easy for an outsider to catch such a ripple.
It required strong patience and tenacious observation.
Locals are usually very wary of foreigners, so they don�t talk about what they know well. This makes it difficult to get information from such people.
Since Pyo-wol can�t use the method of warmly approaching and gaining favor with them like the others, he has no choice but to observe his surroundings with his unique concentration and eyes.
He preferred the method of observing, grasping the atmosphere of the city, and removing the inconsistent ones one by one.
The assassin, who was also a master of manipulating poison, hid himself thoroughly. It�s impossible to find him through simple means.�
It was like searching for a tree in the woods, or finding a needle in the sand.
So what Pyo-wol had to do was find the exact forest or sandy beach where the assassin hid. Only then will their pursuit begin. And Pyo-wol has already found the forest where the assassin had supposedly hidden himself.
�All three cities face rivers, and these rivers are connected. The average speed of the river is about 20 li per hour. So the transportation of tea or other cargo is reduced by two or three days. Furthermore, with the direction in which the river flows�� JrNovels.com
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