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nCheon Chushinui and Ilchimkai shared the chest before the two of them headed to Byeok Tae-san’s quarters.

nThe two didn’t say a word for a while. This was something that normally would never happen.

nThe silence continued, even after the seven chests were moved to Byeok Tae-san’s room.

nThe two went out and walked without a word. Eventually, the first person to speak up turned out to be an ambush monster.

n“Hey, what the hell is that?”

n“Do I know that? The older brother who is stronger in martial arts will know. Let me ask you a question. What is it?”

n“Okay.”

nIlchimkai tilted his head. “I mean, I don’t know about that, either.”

n“Isn’t that an application of emptiness?”

nCheon Chushinui shook his head. “No.”

nAs Cheon Chushinui looked at it, the Ilchimkai continued to explain.

n“There’s no way I could have just been pushed out of the air. So are you…”

n“Still, if the inner strength is huge, then…”

nCheon Chushinui murmured in this manner for some time, then smiled as if he found this all to be nonsense. Eventually, he shook his head.

n“Well, how much air do you have to have to push a person out of the air?”

n“It’s not just a matter of having a lot of internal work.”

nCheon Chushinui looked at him and asked at the words of the chimpanzee.

n“How is your brother?”

n“What do you mean?”

n“It’s a blank slate. Can you do it?”

n“Yes, I can do it. Shall I show you?”

nHaving said that, the Cheon Chushinui went up to a nearby tree. Then he picked a leaf and placed it on the palm of his hand.

nAfter concentrating for a moment, the leaves floated up and proceeded to gild forward.

nIn addition to this, as he went near the tree, he lost his strength and fell loose.

n“Did you see it?”

nCheon Chushinui laughed at the triumphant voice.

n“What the hell is that? What’s so hard about blowing a single leaf? So can you use it properly?”

nThe monster’s expression contorted.

n“You can’t even do it!”

nCheon Chushinui was honest and turned away.

n“Anyway, isn’t that the limit for a person who is about the size of your brother?”

n“Right. There are some people who can move a bigger guy far away, but wouldn’t that require a teenage master to do that?”

nAirborne was a technology that applied force to an external object through enormous internal air.

nThe size of the inner air was important, but the ability to manage the inner air was also very important.

nCheon Chushinui looked right at Byeok Tae-san and shook his head.

n“Then what is our Confucius?”

n“So it’s not like it’s a void.”

nCheon Chushinui nodded his head broadly. This was definitely not a void, so if only physical force through internal air were to act upon this matter, then that would not be reason enough for him to be pushed away.

n“Then what?”

nIlchimkai drooled once more.

n“Okay.”

n“Why are you making a popping noise again? Nasty.”

n“Are you going to start again? Do you really want to taste my spicy fists?”

n“Ah, that’s what it means. Why are you trying to use violence again? Come on, let’s talk now, why did you make a **ty noise? There’s something that bothers you about this, now doesn’t it?”

n“Oh, you really want to meet my spicy fist, is that it?!”

nThe Ilchimkai then looked at Cheon Chushinui and clenched his fists, then burst into laughter and continued. “I did it because I thought it was a bit ridiculous.”

n“A crazy idea? What is it?”

nThe chimpanzee opened her eyes narrowly and stared at Cheon Chushinui.

n“Promise me you won’t laugh and make fun of me.”

nThe corner of Cheon Chushinui’s lips rose, just like a long tear.

n“Hey, what are you worried about? It’s never going to happen, so let’s talk about it quickly.”

n“I can’t trust you while I’m looking at that expression on your face, you bastard.”

nCheon Chushinui opened his eyes and said, “What is my expression? Do you know that there are other people whose sincerity can be clearly expressed in their facial expressions? Anyway, I’ll never laugh, so tell me. This makes me curious.”

n“Great.”

nIlchimkai coughed once and then slowly opened his mouth.

n“The sword came to mind.”

nCheon Chushin’s eyes widened. “Heart sword?”

nIlchimkai had a puzzled expression on his face, which was a little different from what he had expected.

n“IIt’s not? What kind of a sword is the sword? A person born with a gift from heaven went crazy with a sword and craved for the rest of his life, and then he could barely reach it.”

n“Ooh, that’s rich but… …”

n“Yeah, that’s right, but?”

n“From what I’ve heard, people who even touched their toes to the level of a deep sword are known as sword kings, but it’s been a while since they were over a hundred years old.”

n“That too.”

n“Then why do you have such a stupid expression? Why did I say something I couldn’t do? Do you think Confucius can never do that? Well, I guess I was a little ahead. But I can’t think of anything other than that, so what do you mean?”

nCheon Chushinui waved his hand.

n“No. No. That’s not how I do it.”

n“What?”

n“Somehow. I’m doing this because I think what you’re saying is somehow right. Oh my gosh, it’s embarrassing.”

nShinui Cheon swept the goose that grew on his forearm with his palm.

nIlchimkai was looking at the god Cheon Chu with his eyes that had become the size of a candle in the blink of an eye.

n“Was there anyone there who was in the state of the heart-sword?”

n“I heard that the old swordsman set foot there.”

n“Really? Is it enough to push people away by waving their hands like our Confucius did?”

n“That’s all just nonsense. No matter how close they can get to the point of being heartbroken, aren’t there people who use them casually? I heard that even an old swordsman can’t use it in a fight if he doesn’t focus in advance. I think the sword king is probably the same.”

n“What…I see.”

n“Then why am I doing this… I only know one person like that.”

n“Huh?”

n“Can you put chunks of meat in a hundred bowls and then chop them up at the same time?”

n“What kind of new bull** is that? How do you cut meat in a hundred bowls at the same time?”

n“Someone did that.”

n“Really? Who?”

n“Our Shintoism says it’s called Hocheondae.”

n“Hocheondae?”

n“They said they served him from afar. Apparently, it’s an organization that can barely enter through fierce competition.”

n“It would be great.”

n“Tell me what are you going to do? No one can command them but him. Those who are immortal if it is his command.”

n“So, why Hocheondae?”

n“Sometimes he has a meal with all of Hocheondae. However, every now and then there was talk of him cutting the meat for them himself.”

n“Huh? He himself? Isn’t that awesome?”

n“It is a supreme honor. But what I can’t believe is the fact that he cut the meat in the bowls of the hundreds of people at Hocheondae, all at the same time. He didn’t even touch it. Besides, they cut it into pieces to make it easier to eat…”

n“It’s a heart sword.”

n“Everyone believes so.”

n“Certainly, if that’s the case. He may have accidentally pushed us away with a deep sword.”

n“Cutting meat and pushing people away are two completely different things, but somehow it seemed so.”

nCheon Chushinui shook his head at this.

n“No, no. I don’t think that’s the matter. That’s what he said, you can’t connect that with Confucius. Once you are old… Because it’s so absurd…”

nHe nodded at this as if he was in agreement with me.

n“What… To be honest, I don’t even know what it is anymore.”

n“What does it matter? It would be better if our Confucius could even wield a deep sword. anyway. I think it’s wrong for him to live quietly, but there’s nothing wrong with having a reliable master, right?”

n“Well.”

nThat was perfectly correct. However, even curiosity could not be helped.

n“Hey.”

n“Why?”

n“Go and ask him.”

nCheon Chushinui looked at the Ilchimkai with terrified eyes.

n“Are you crazy?”

n“What? crazy? What did you say to me now? Do you really want to die?”

n“Once you die, what irresponsible and stupid thing are you talking about? So, will a person die once or die twice? If you’re dying, don’t go anywhere and say things like that. Because if it’s me, I’m just going to fall for it. If other people hear it, I’ll curse you from the inside.”

n“You’d better swear to yourself, you bastard. You don’t mean to say things like that out loud and hope you’re safe, do you?”

nCheon Chushinui ran away before he could even finish the words of Ilchimkai.

n“You are not standing there!”

n“Would you like to stand like your brother?”

nAs the light engineering skills of Cheon Chushinui were developing at a dazzling rate day by day, the chivalrous monster continued in its pursuit.

nMeanwhile, a commotion arose in the hallway of Byeok Tae-san.

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nAfter Ru Baekhwa returned, Byeoko Tae-san called Ok-Hwa over. Soon, she found herself sitting in front of Tae-san.

n“What do you think?”

nOk-Hwa answered without delay. “Ru Baekhwa is a man of great ability and ambition.”

n‘So it means he will do well,’ Taesan thought.

n“Did you check the information you received from Ru Baekhwa?”

n“Yes. I suspect that the infinity will soon become chaotic.”

n“Of course it is. But there is something strangely awkward about it,” Ok-Hwa said calmly.

n“I was not in the Wuhan branch, so I checked the existing information step by step. However, little has been known about the forces behind Cheon Geum-ryeon.”

n“Aha, that was annoying.”

nAs if Byeok Tae-san was right, he clapped his knee with his hand, and Ok-Hwa politely bowed her head.

n“I was so busy that I forgot about it until now. Come to think of it, I wonder if they might be the same guys who were at Uichang, as well as the guys behind Cheon Geum-ryeon.”

n“I am a little skeptical.”

nThis was especially the case with the Black Moon Sword.

nThe Black Moon Sword was obviously dead. However, it was said that they were roaming around alive.

nOk-Hwa had already experienced something similar to this. That was the case with Guangdong Death, and that was the case with Gwanghyeol Samma.

n“If you dig behind these guys, it’s not a small force, is it?”

n“It is expected to be very large. Bangangsi alone is not something that can just be prepared quickly and made. The fact that they were able to prepare and scale their power in such a discrete manner for such a long time means that their capabilities aren’t normal, by any standard whatsoever.”

n“I will.”

nByeok Tae-san thought about this for a moment. Then. he looked at the fire and asked, “It’s messy, but if you can attract a few organizations, would it be better to do it?”

nOk-Hwa looked at Byeok Tae-san with an expression of both nervousness and thrill.

nIt was the first time she had ever seen Byeok Tae-san soliciting an opinion from someone like this.

nThe first was to be himself. Because of this, how could she not be thrilled?

nOk-Hwa calmed his mind. Then regained my composure and fell into thoughts.

n“The more forces you can control, the better. But the reason why Confucius asks that is because there is another problem?”

n“There’s a slight chance you’ll fall behind later.”

n“To say that it’s a backseat…”

n“It eventually gets annoying.”

n“Yes?”

nOk-Hwa looked blankly at Byeok Tae-san. If it were to bother him, how was she supposed to take that word?

nOk-hwa quickly came to her senses and answered, “I think it would be fine if you had someone in mind to take care of the troublesome task for you.”

n“Because I’m someone who will be bothered instead…”

nSurely that should be the case. But who would be such a person?

n‘For once, I can’t trust Cheon Chu…….”

nNot only was his status low, but his affiliation was also non-heavenly. In addition to this, he was a member of the council. However, this could not be entrusted to Dongho Pyo Gukju, either.

n“It is paradoxical to have to endure the annoyance of the present in order to prevent the annoyance of the future.”

nIn Byeok Tae-san’s head, a suitable person had come to mind. However, he needed to think about whether it would be the right move to bring that person in.

nThis was because everything they had worked for thus far might end up being crumbling because of one mistake.

nWhile Tae-san mulled this over, Ok-Hwa continued with her report.

n“Once we continued to dig behind Cheon Geum-ryeon, it is said that their approach disappeared as if they had cut off their relationship.”

n“They also lost their hands because Cheon Geum-ryeon was already on the verge of ruin.”

n“Yes. But won’t we come back later if we need it?”

nByeok Tae-san simply smiled brightly at those words as he stroked his chin.

n“Right. I’ll definitely look for it again later if I need it. After all, it’s a fish caught in a net.”

nSo when will you need it again?

n“It’s them.”

n“Yes. Please tell me.”

n“What were you trying to do with Cheon Geum-ryeon? Was there even any tax at the end of the year?”

n“Yes. Yes. In addition to the tax, Hao Mun was also partly entangled, and it was a complicated situation.”

n“So. You don’t have to design it so complicated to eat just one gold wall top.”

n“I think… Perhaps he was trying to rule infinity in the dark.”

n“Domination in the dark?”

n“On the surface, no major force can dominate Infinity and it is moderately divided, but in reality, one person controls all of them.”

n“Right.”

nThat was undoubtedly the most probable guess.

nAs a result, this all failed because of Byeok Tae-san.

n“We will strengthen the surveillance of Cheon Geum-ryeon. Then, I’m going to put in a little bit more.”

nUpon hearing this, their Confucius nodded. “Alright, do that.”

nFor some reason, she had a foreboding that something was about to happen, starting with Cheon Geum-ryeon.

n‘I wish I had brought a bunch of Bangangsina.’ Byeok Tae-san thought about that, and his taste buds slightly softened at the thought.

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