Chapter: 943
He knew that Pyo-wol was in front of him, but Hwangbo Chiseung was so in despair that he did not recognize him.
All he had left was his severed left arm.
Hwangbo Chiseung carefully picked up his severed left arm.
His situation finally sinked in.
His life as a warrior is over.
The rain kept hitting his head and shoulders. Blood flowed from the shoulder cut�s cross section, letting it mixed with the rainwater running down his body.
He thought it�d be better for him to die like this.
If the Three Fists of the Heavenly King had been completed, would everything be different? Would he have pursued martial arts rather than money?
There was a belated wave of regret.�
Hwangbo Chiseung closed his eyes and sobbed.
The rain fortunately hid his tears.
Pyo-wol looked at Hwangbo Chiseung without saying a word.
He could understand the despair Hwangbo Chiseung felt. But it was up to Hwangbo Chiseung to overcome the despair he was experiencing now.
Will he let himself continue to collapse like this, or will he rise?
Pyo-wol was curious about Hwangbo Chiseung�s choice. So he continued to watch him.
When the rain stopped, Hwangbo Chiseung stood up and raised his severed arm.
Hwangbo Chiseung suddenly looked at Pyo-wol. It was only then that he realized that Pyo-wol had been standing in front of him until now.
Everyone had already left the place. Pyo-wol, who was looking down at him, was the only one left.
�What is it? Do you want to laugh at me until the end? Do whatever you want. As you can see, I�ve become a fool with no arms.�
�Losing an arm is not a big deal. Being disheartened is.�
�What do you know? Do you even know the despair I feel?�
�Do I have to understand you?�
Pyo-wol didn�t understand.
Why does Hwangbo Chiseung want others to understand his true feelings?
It was his responsibility to get through the despair he was experiencing. Although he can achieve something to a certain degree with the help of others, he cannot completely overcome it through his own will.
Pyo-wol has never wanted others to know or understand his despair.
He struggled to find a way out, and raced with all his might to escape. Because Pyo-wol had already overcome his own adversity and got to where he is today, he found it funny looking at Hwangbo Chiseung, who looked like he had lost all the world to this level of despair.
Pyo-wol turned around and said,
�Losing one arm doesn�t mean that you�ve lost all of your martial arts. But you�ve got the eyes of someone who lost the whole world.�
�Then what do you want me to do?� JrNovels.com
All he had left was his severed left arm.
Hwangbo Chiseung carefully picked up his severed left arm.
His situation finally sinked in.
His life as a warrior is over.
The rain kept hitting his head and shoulders. Blood flowed from the shoulder cut�s cross section, letting it mixed with the rainwater running down his body.
He thought it�d be better for him to die like this.
If the Three Fists of the Heavenly King had been completed, would everything be different? Would he have pursued martial arts rather than money?
There was a belated wave of regret.�
Hwangbo Chiseung closed his eyes and sobbed.
The rain fortunately hid his tears.
Pyo-wol looked at Hwangbo Chiseung without saying a word.
He could understand the despair Hwangbo Chiseung felt. But it was up to Hwangbo Chiseung to overcome the despair he was experiencing now.
Will he let himself continue to collapse like this, or will he rise?
Pyo-wol was curious about Hwangbo Chiseung�s choice. So he continued to watch him.
When the rain stopped, Hwangbo Chiseung stood up and raised his severed arm.
Hwangbo Chiseung suddenly looked at Pyo-wol. It was only then that he realized that Pyo-wol had been standing in front of him until now.
Everyone had already left the place. Pyo-wol, who was looking down at him, was the only one left.
�What is it? Do you want to laugh at me until the end? Do whatever you want. As you can see, I�ve become a fool with no arms.�
�Losing an arm is not a big deal. Being disheartened is.�
�What do you know? Do you even know the despair I feel?�
�Do I have to understand you?�
Pyo-wol didn�t understand.
Why does Hwangbo Chiseung want others to understand his true feelings?
It was his responsibility to get through the despair he was experiencing. Although he can achieve something to a certain degree with the help of others, he cannot completely overcome it through his own will.
Pyo-wol has never wanted others to know or understand his despair.
He struggled to find a way out, and raced with all his might to escape. Because Pyo-wol had already overcome his own adversity and got to where he is today, he found it funny looking at Hwangbo Chiseung, who looked like he had lost all the world to this level of despair.
Pyo-wol turned around and said,
�Losing one arm doesn�t mean that you�ve lost all of your martial arts. But you�ve got the eyes of someone who lost the whole world.�
�Then what do you want me to do?� JrNovels.com
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