Habuk Pengga Swordsman Genius - Chapter 220



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Episode 220. Water and Oil (2)

At Hanbin’s words, Gaju Penggangwi looked at the guard warrior who had brought the letter.

It meant to answer the question of where the person who brought Hanbin’s letter was.

The security guard who had been waiting flinched at the sudden surge of momentum and answered with a trembling voice.

“He left in a hurry, saying he didn’t have time.”

“Okay, I understand.”

At Peng Kang-wi’s gesture, the guard took a step back, sighing in relief.

Peng Kang-wi, his eyebrows furrowed, nodded while looking at Han-bin.

“I see… … .”

“The reason I asked about his whereabouts is simple.”

“Why… … . Tell me quickly.”

“That is the intention of the Sacheondangga. Now, I would like to tell you the intention of delivering the letter that has become a strange device.”

“Did you say it was a strange device? … … Now that I think about it, it is indeed strange.”

Peng Kang-wi looked at the black iron envelope.

At that sight, Hanbin took out a letter from the iron envelope, handed it to Peng Heokbin, and continued speaking.

“Would you mind giving me a clean sheet of paper?”

At Hanbin’s words, Peng Kangwi picked up a piece of paper from the table next to him and threw it.

stroke!

The paper flew towards Hanbin as if it were a memorization.

Hanbin accepted the paper containing the internal energy without any problem.

widely.

The corners of Peng Kang-wi’s mouth slightly rose as he looked at Han Bin.

This is a kind of child bragging.

It was to show Hanbin’s level in front of everyone.

If anyone knew this intention, they would say it was a no-brainer.

However, Peng Kang-wi’s intention ended in failure.

This was because everyone’s attention was focused on the iron envelope rather than Hanbin’s inaction.

In normal times, everyone who saw this sight would have gasped in amazement.

Well, Hanbin wasn’t impressed either.

Hanbin nonchalantly put the paper into the iron envelope.

Then I put the thin cover back in its original position.

Hanbin raised the iron envelope high and shouted.

“I returned the envelope from Sacheondangga to its original state! First, let me show you what would have happened if you had tried to open this envelope by force.”

No one blinked at Hanbin’s words.

I couldn’t even breathe, as if I was watching the climax of a Peking opera.

Hanbin tried to tear the envelope with moderate force without any hesitation.

Of course it didn’t open.

Hot.

After making a strange sound, the envelope bent for a moment and then returned to its original position.

Hanbin pressed the home button again and opened the envelope.

Everyone tilted their heads.

If we look at Hanbin’s actions a little while ago, it would have been normal for something surprising to happen to everyone.

But, contrary to expectations, nothing happened.

Hanbin smiled brightly and took out the iron envelope.

In an instant, the paper inside the iron envelope fell out.

The paper fluttered and fell in front of the observers who were watching.

One of the footnotes took a step forward to grab the paper.

Hanbin continued speaking as if nothing had happened.

“Why did I ask about the whereabouts of the person who brought me the letter?”

Hanbin was looking at the footnote that was about to pick up the paper.

He stopped moving an inch in front of the paper and looked at Hanbin.

There was an expression of unease.

Hanbin looked at him and smiled faintly.

“Are you the head of Jangseo-gak?”

“That’s true… … .”

“If you are in charge of Jangseogak, you would be the best at noticing the changes in paper. Would you please take a good look at the edge of the paper in front of you?”

“The edge? No matter how I look at it… … .”

Jang Seo-gak-ju opened his eyes wide and trailed off.

Because the edges of the paper were stained with blue dye.

It was hard to call it dye; it looked exactly like dust.

Jang Seo-gak-ju clearly remembered the time when he put the paper in the iron envelope.

It was to check if it was an important document and not a blank piece of paper.

Of course, this was his instinct as a bookkeeper who managed documents and books within the family.

The paper was obviously clean before being placed in the iron envelope.

But now the paper was covered in an ominous blue dust, as if it had grown moldy.

“What on earth is this? Your Majesty?”

“It’s poison, my lord.”

Hanbin answered briefly.

The surprised Jang Seo-gak quickly took a step back.

“oh.”

In that moment, the house began to tremble.

“Are you saying that Sacheondangga tried to ambush you?”

“The Sacheondangga poisoned us and ran away?”

“No way… … .”

“Yes, the Four Princes are wrong.”

“I agree with that opinion. It’s clear that the Four Princes were mistaken.”

“There’s no way you’d find Habukpangga that funny.”

“You said that the four Confuciuses are poisonous just now. Are you saying that you don’t believe that?”

At that moment, Gaju Pengangwei rolled his right foot.

I have stepped on the True Awakening by putting in my inner energy.

thud.

It was a move that contained enough internal energy to shake the house.

For a moment, everyone had no choice but to keep their mouths shut.

Peng Kang-wi asked Han Bin nonchalantly.

“Tell me why you think the Sachondanga sent poison to us.”

“My thoughts are simple.”

Everyone’s eyes were focused on Hanbin.

As everyone’s attention turned to him, Hanbin continued speaking with a serious expression.

“I think it would be better to talk after reading the letter.”

After finishing speaking, Hanbin pointed to the letter that Peng Heukbin was holding.

Peng Heuk-bin was holding the letter with his fingertips, ready to throw it away at any moment.

Perhaps he was worried about poison.

Hanbin said at that sight.

“Brother, the letter is fine. If you try to force it open, there is a device that will spray poison on the letter inside. The first letter was opened through a normal route, so don’t worry.”

“Then I will trust you and open the letter.”

Peng Heuk-bin began to check the letter.

After checking a few sentences with his eyes, he looked around.

It seemed like everyone was debating whether or not to read it.

At that sight, Gaju Pengangwei said.

“Read it out loud. Everyone gathered here is part of the Peng family. They are qualified to see the contents of the letter.”

“Okay, then I will read it.”

Peng Heuk-bin began to read the letter.

“I have something to tell the ten great families of the world and all the great families of the Central Plains… … .”

It was a fairly long letter.

As Peng Hyeok-bin read the letter, everyone tilted their heads.

The content of the letter was polite.

The content was that a martial arts meeting was going to be held, so I should visit Sacheondangga.

The Mugajihoe was an event for the martial arts world leaders of the Central Plains, usually held once every four years.

While everyone was in an uproar, Hanbin tried to organize his questions based on the contents of the letter.

It was an invitation to attend three meetings.

First, the way it was delivered was incomprehensible compared to the polite content.

Hanbin, who was continuing his thoughts, tilted his head.

Because some questions were added to it.

The martial arts world that must attend the Mugajihoe is divided into two groups.

First, there were the ten best clans in the world who had to attend the Gagajihoe.

Second, there were the remaining Sega who could only attend if invited.

It is up to the host to decide which Sega to invite.

Participating in the Mugajihoe meant being recognized as a martial arts master in the world of martial arts, so some families even bribed the organizers.

This time it was Sacheon Dangga’s turn to host the event.

This is an opportunity for Sacheon Dangga to get a piece of the action.

However, what went against expectations was that the three meetings were originally scheduled to be held next year.

It wasn’t a very important event, so it’s vague in my memories from my past life, but there was nothing unusual.

In his previous life, Hanbin was the leader of the Ghost Swords, a secret group of the Justice Alliance.

While I was working in the shadows of the martial arts world, I kept all the past events in my head.

I don’t know if it was because of the influence of the Yongrin Sword Technique, but that incident came to mind more clearly than in my previous life.

Judging from the fact that no incident immediately came to mind, it seemed that this free-for-all meeting was held a year later than it was supposed to be held.

then?

The flow of events and past lives have changed.

What exactly was the decisive reason for bringing forward the three meetings?

Demonic cult?

Unidentified group?

If not that… … .

Hanbin was listening to the invitation to the Mugajihoe that Peng Heokbin was reciting without saying a word.

The letter did not mention anything about why the event was brought forward a year, except for a brief sentence stating that it was to discuss important matters in the martial arts world.

At that time, Peng Heuk-bin put down the letter.

“The contents of the letter end here.”

In an instant, the footnotes began to stir.

The first thing that raised questions was the footnote of Jangseogak.

“Isn’t that all you asked me to do to attend the Mugajihoe? But I don’t understand why you’re sending it with poison in it.”

“That’s right. This is something that goes against the etiquette between families, so why is it that the Sacheondang family… … . Hmm.”

The host stroked his beard and looked around.

Judging from the look in his eyes, he wanted to swear, but it seemed like he was holding back from saying harsh words because of the eyes of Gaju and the others.

At that moment, the commander of the Joojakgakju Army cautiously took a step forward.

“Can I tell you what I think?”

“Tell me, you idiot.”

“Don’t you often say that the martial arts worlds of Gangbuk and Gangnam are like water and oil? Of course, excluding the Hanam Jeongga and Habuk Pengga, who are related by marriage… … . Hmm, sorry.”

The group of people who were trying to get to Jujakgakju quickly waved their hands.

Because he brought up the wound on his stomach that had not yet healed.

However, Gaju Pengangwei smiled as if nothing had happened.

“It’s okay. Isn’t that something that happened in the past anyway? When you run a family, mistakes are bound to come up from time to time. You should be ashamed of your mistakes, but you don’t need to hide them. Keep going.”

“Yes, thank you, my lord. I will continue like that. I think that this is a challenge from Sacheondangga representing Gangnam Martial Arts Family to Gangbuk Martial Arts Family.”

“A challenge? What’s the basis for it?”

As Peng Kang-wi’s short questions continued, Ga-gi-gun quickly answered.

“The word competition has long since disappeared from the current martial arts world. To awaken that fighting spirit… … .”

The chief of staff, Joojak-Gak-Joo, spoke at length about the situation he had analyzed.

Everyone was busy nodding their heads to Kagi-gun’s words.

In Hanbin’s view, there was a fatal error here.

If there had been no content, Hanbin would have thought it was a provocation.

However, there was a polite request to attend the free meeting.

The fact that the snobbish Sacheon Party is urging attendance to that extent shows how desperate it is.

The iron envelope there was something called a messenger bag.

The Sashincheop is a work that condenses the techniques of Sacheondangga.

Are you saying that you are going to throw a secret letter to provoke someone?

That was impossible.

Hanbin tapped his temples to collect his thoughts.

For a moment, a small smile appeared on Hanbin’s lips.

Regardless of Hanbin’s thoughts, the group of masters of the Jujakgakju continued their passionate speech.

However, Hanbin’s gaze was fixed on the iron envelope, not on the Joojakjoo Gagi Army.

At that time, the explanation of the commander of the Joojakgakju was finished.

“… … That’s all I can think of.”

“I have heard your thoughts well. In short, you can see this as a provocation by the Gangnam Murim Sega to the Gangbuk Murim Sega.”

“Yes, that’s right.”

“I will reward you for your good idea.”

“I said this because I wanted a reward… … .”

“No, I want to give you the best award.”

“I thank you, Lord, for your grace.”

“After this meeting, come to my training room.”

“My lord, what do you mean by that? A training room?”

“Make sure to bring your weapon with you when you come.”

“What is that… … .”

“The reward I give is a one-on-one duel with me.”

“One-on-one, I’m fine… … .”

“Oh my!”

At the roar that sounded like a lion’s roar, the Jujakgakju Gagi-gun flinched and opened his eyes wide.

Gaju Pengangwei grabbed his sword that was sitting next to him.

Then he flicked the blade with his index finger.

visor!

The elegant sound of an old temple bell filled the room.