Habuk Pengga Swordsman Genius - Chapter 595



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595. Confirm (5)

No matter how much Jang Ja-myeong looked around, Han-bin was nowhere to be found.

At that moment, someone walked in front of Jang Ja-myeong.

It was a woman wearing a white robe with three lines drawn on it.

When he saw her, Jang Ja-myeong quickly took out the winning ticket.

“I meet the great swordsman, Moon Do-hee, the master of the Three Poisons.”

“Haha, what kind of great swordsman is this? Just call me sister. It’s been about five years since I last saw you. You’ve grown a lot in that time.”

“Hmm, there is clearly a distribution, so that won’t work.”

Jang Ja-myeong took a step back.

The opponent was one of the five most skilled poisoners among the Germans gathered here.

In fact, the Samdokmun sect was the third most important sect after Sacheondangga and Baekdokmun.

Among them, Moon Do-hee is the most outstanding German.

When I was young, I was caught stealing alcohol without telling my parents, but I later found out that it wasn’t alcohol.

A twelve-year-old girl ate Chiljangsan, which is said to melt all of one’s internal organs with just one drop, without any problems.

Of course, the Samdokmun was turned upside down.

It was a situation where one precious talent was about to leave this world.

I thought the seizures were delayed because he was not an ordinary person.

But even after a week, Moon Do-hee was still fine.

After a month of being fine, Samdokmun judged her to be invincible.

People say that after eating Chiljangsan at the age of twelve, his personality became eccentric, but Jang Ja-myeong thought differently.

I was convinced that the fact that a twelve-year-old girl had stolen and drunk the alcohol that Moon-ju had hidden was a mistake from the start.

It was understandable. Jang Ja-myeong was very annoyed by the fact that a woman twenty years his senior kept calling him “sister” and pretending to be close to him.

But what you can’t say out loud is that once you get caught, you have to see the other person peeing blood before you turn around. That was Moon Do-hee’s fault.

Here, ‘midok’ (味毒) was a nickname used to describe someone who always enjoyed poison.

Moon Do-hee smiled and waved her hand.

“I’m still scared of my older sister, whether it’s now or in the past.”

“When did you say I was scared? Master Moon Do-hee.”

“Yeah, yeah. By the way, this is my first time attending a Baekdokjihoe and sleeping rough.”

“The Lord told the guest to wait outside?”

“Yeah. We arrived right on time for the Baekdokjihoe, but they wouldn’t open the door. They just left a note.”

“Can I see the note?”

“Why do you want to see the note? You can just go in and ask.”

“I have something to attend to.”

“You seem like someone who has been visiting Baekdokmun for a long time. Do you really not know the inside story?”

Moon Do-hee tilts her head and twirls the hair behind her ear.

Jang Ja-myeong sighed.

“It’s been a while. It’s been about three years… … .”

“You’ve accomplished so much in such a short period of time. Congratulations.”

“There was no such thing as accomplishment.”

“I know that Baekdokmun is a school that says that if you don’t have any achievements, you can’t go out into the world of martial arts.”

Moon Do-hee looked at Jang Ja-myeong.

As she said, the discipline of Baekdokmun was strict, and those who did not achieve a certain level of accomplishment were not allowed to enter the martial arts world.

However, Jang Ja-myeong broke the rules and left the monkhood.

Jang Ja-myeong glanced around.

Moon Do-hee’s voice was so loud that other Germans also gathered.

Jang Ja-myeong continued speaking in a crawling voice.

“that is…….”

“Did you run away from home? Well, going out and running away are only two words apart. Now that I think about it, you did have some accomplishments.”

“What do you mean?”

“If being able to break rules isn’t that an accomplishment, what is? You have to break the old to create something new.”

Moon Do-hee tapped Jang Ja-myeong on the shoulder.

Then he quietly handed over the note.

Jang Ja-myeong, who received the note, checked its contents.

The content was exactly as Moon Do-hee said.

He expressed his apologies to the Germans gathered there and asked them to wait a moment.

There was a good reason for that.

It was said that while preparing for the event, a jar containing important poison broke.

He said he would receive guests after collecting all the poisonous insects.

Although he didn’t write much about the types of poison, the other poisoners all seemed to agree.

Of course, if the poison escapes accidentally or if a guest is harmed by the poison, the Baekdokjihoe will become a complete mess.

They say that Germans know German circumstances best, and when Baek Dok-mun gave a reasonable explanation, even the eccentric Germans were waiting here in silence.

Still, there was something I didn’t understand.

“That’s strange. Our master is not the type of person to make a mistake like this before the Baekdokjihoe. What if something happened… ?”

“This note was not received on behalf of me. Since the message was delivered individually to each sect, it seems that there was ample time, so I don’t think you need to be so anxious.”

“Understood, Grandmaster.”

Jang Ja-myeong bowed his head to her and turned around.

I knew everything I needed to know, so the question was what to do next.

The person who should have given that order was naturally Hanbin.

No matter how much I looked around, I couldn’t see Hanbin.

Now, even the figure of Peng Hyuk-bin, who had been there until just a moment ago, was nowhere to be seen.

At this point, Jang Ja-myeong became even more anxious.

In some ways, it might have been right to turn back here.

He said he saved my sister, but he told me not to reveal that.

If that was the case, the moment I set foot in Baekdokmun, I could have sprawled out like a frog hit by a stone.

The poison of the master was that scary.

And he was a man who strictly observed the discipline of the sect.

I told Hanbin about these circumstances several times.

Every time, Hanbin told me not to worry.

Huh?

Jang Ja-myeong narrowed his eyes.

Not only Hanbin and Peng Heukbin, but now even Seolhwa, Cheonghwa, and Sogun were nowhere to be seen.

Where did everyone go?

At this point, Jang Ja-myeong felt as uncomfortable as if he was sitting on a pincushion.

It wasn’t just these invisible people that made Jang Ja-myeong uncomfortable.

The gazes of other Germans also made Jang Ja-myeong feel uneasy.

Some Germans were glaring at Jang Ja-myeong as if he were a traitor.

Jang Ja-myeong could also understand this part.

Bringing an outsider to the Baekdokjihoe was not something to be looked down on.

Even immediately after talking to Moon Do-hee, most Germans did not let their guard down.

To the Germans, the Jews were strangers.

Perhaps, if the shaman’s gate had not been here, he would have been kicked out.

It was a time when the Germans’ wary gazes felt sharp.

Peng Hyuk-bin came walking from somewhere.

Jang Ja-myeong quickly ran to him in joy and grabbed his hand.

“Your Highness, welcome.”

“Why are you so pale, Congressman Jang?”

“I feel uneasy. What should I do?”

“My younger brother asked me to do this anyway, Rep. Jang.”

He was holding a letter in his right hand.

Jang Ja-myeong tilted his head and looked at the letter held in Peng Hyeok-bin’s right hand.

“Is that the letter containing Prince Peng’s plan?”

“you’re right.”

“Can I take a look?”

“Of course you can look at it. My brother said that this letter belongs to Assemblyman Jang. So please check it without any pressure.”

When Peng Hyeok-bin handed over the letter, Jang Ja-myeong slightly bowed his head.

“thank you.”

A faint smile lingered on Jang Ja-myeong’s lips.

For a moment, Jang Ja-myeong’s expression darkened.

Jang Ja-myeong turned his head and looked at the Germans.

Then I checked the letter again.

Jang Ja-myeong, who had been checking the same movements over and over again, finally started to cry.

“I don’t think this is a mission I can undertake, Your Highness.”

“What on earth is it that makes you so confused, Representative Jang?”

“See for yourself. How can you ask me to lead those Germans and create one? Even a ghost would be unable to do that.”

Jang Ja-myeong pointed to the back.

There were still Germans there who were giving them cold stares.

Actually, there was a way to do this.

The goal is to unite them by revealing the truth about Samae’s kidnapping and informing them of the crisis.

However, it was written in the letter that the return of the monk should never be revealed.

So, you’re saying we should either persuade those Germans with words or suppress them with force…

At that time, Peng Hyuk-bin asked.

“Is it impossible? Considering what my brother asked of Congressman Jang, it seems possible.”

“Even though I learned a lot from working under the Four Masters, I can’t suppress those old and poisonous monsters. And when they open their eyes wide and look at me with axe eyes, how can my words be accepted? Sigh.”

Jang Ja-myeong sighed.

No matter how much I thought about it, it was an instruction I couldn’t understand.

If I had the ability to persuade them or suppress them by force, I wouldn’t have worried about being beaten to death by my master in the first place.

This was beyond Jang Ja-myeong’s capabilities.

At that moment, a white bird appeared behind Jang Ja-myeong.

Jang Ja-myeong turned his head in delight at the sight of the white collar.

At that moment, Jang Ja-myeong was surprised and stepped back.

“omg.”

“No, I saw it a little while ago, so why are you so surprised?”

When Moon Do-hee asked with her arms crossed, Jang Ja-myeong answered honestly.

“I thought you were Prince Peng’s maid, Seol-hwa. But why is the Great Swordsman there?”

“You rented this place? What does it matter if I’m here or not?”

“Stand still there, Grandmaster.”

“Why are you getting upset again? I heard from behind that you said you had to take care of those guys. Now that I think about it, Jamyung doesn’t seem to be using his head very well.”

Moon Do-hee smiled and looked back and forth between Jang Ja-myeong and Peng Hyeok-bin.

Although he said this to Jang Ja-myeong, it meant that Pang Hyeok-bin was also included in the category of people who were not smart.

Peng Hyuk-bin quickly regained his composure and nodded to Jang Ja-myeong.

When Peng Hyeok-bin saw it, the woman named Moon Do-hee seemed to have a way to control the Germans.

My anticipation was even greater because I heard that he was one of the top five Germans gathered there.

Jang Ja-myeong nodded, receiving Peng Hyeok-bin’s gaze.

Then he asked Moon Do-hee carefully.

“Master, is there any way?”

“Call me sister.”

“yes?”

“If you call me sister, I’ll teach you.”

“… … .”

Jang Ja-myeong was speechless for a moment.

Asking for something so trivial when it was something so important felt like a joke.

Moon Do-hee continued speaking as if she knew Jang Ja-myeong’s true feelings.

“You think I’m joking? When have I ever lied to you? If you don’t like it, then don’t.”

“Now, just a moment… …. Sister, please teach me how to do it.”

“Haha, that’s how it should be. Just wait a minute.”

Moon Do-hee smiled brightly and disappeared from her seat.

She walked to the place where the Germans were gathered.

At her appearance, Jang Ja-myeong and Peng Hyeok-bin swallowed dry saliva.

After all, it seemed like what she said wasn’t a lie.

That was when.

An unimaginably loud voice flowed out from where Moon Do-hee was.

“Dear Germans of the Central Plains! I, Midok Moon Do-hee, have a suggestion for you!”

It was as if he was shouting in the afterlife.

The Germans, each doing their own thing, turned their heads at once.

Moon Do-hee, who had everyone’s attention, shouted again.

“It seems like there’s still a lot of time left before the door opens. How about playing a fun game?”

There was an immediate response to Moon Do-hee’s shout.

“What kind of game is it, Miss Moon?”

“Isn’t the most fun part of a game the fight? For both the spectators and the participants… .”

“A fight?”

“Let’s try martial arts like other Germans.”

“Hmm, what are the conditions?”

“The winner will become the king of this place during the Baekdokjihoe. Then, of course, the rest will become subjects.”

“Oh, I like it. Lady Moon is always so generous.”

“This is not my idea.”

Moon Do-hee, who was smiling, pointed somewhere.