Return of the Mount Hua Sect Novel Translation

Chapter 1902. There’s Something I Want to Ask. (2) ❀ ❀ ❀ “Hmph!” “Heeeng!” It was truly a pitiful sight. At least, that was how it looked to those watching. Who was Jin Geumryong? Even if his brilliance had faded somewhat now, he was once the eldest disciple of the Zhongnan Sect, one of the Three Greatest Sects Under Heaven, and the man already set to become the next sect leader. He was a genius of such renown that one could not talk about genius in the martial world without mentioning Jin Geumryong. Even among the Zhongnan Sect, which carefully selected the finest talents of Shaanxi, he was acknowledged as a swordsman on another level. He led the disciples of Zhongnan for many years, never once allowing his authority to be challenged. He was an overwhelming ruler. And then, who was Baek Cheon? He was none other than the deputy sect leader whom the young disciples of the once-fallen Mount Hua all trusted and followed wholeheartedly. The reputations of these two men we...

Chapter 1901. There’s Something I Want to Ask. (1)❀ ❀ ❀ If asked why he had come here, even Cheong Myeong himself couldn’t quite explain. Words like sympathy or understanding didn’t fit. The one buried before him was not worthy of sympathy. Even less was he worthy of understanding. Even this ugly grave felt too generous for Jang Ilso. Not a shred of pity for Jang Ilso lingered in Cheong Myeong’s heart. He could be sure of that much. And yet, Cheong Myeong had come here. If he said it was simply because he wanted to, would it sound ridiculous? Perhaps those words he once spoke, that from now on he would act as his heart guided him, were what had brought him here. Beyond reason or duty, it was just Cheong Myeong’s heart moving him to act. “Sounds like bullshit.” Cheong Myeong let out a faint laugh. Trying to explain something that couldn’t be explained was foolish. Pretending to understand what couldn’t be understood would only yield the wrong answer. In the end, it would...

Chapter 1900. That’s Enough. (5) ❀ ❀ ❀ “...I see.” Gwak Hwanso slowly closed his eyes and fell into silence for a moment. “A sacrifice, huh... If that was the case.” “Sohyeop.” “If in the end it was always going to turn out like that...” He then took hold of his teacup with a faintly bitter expression. But in the end, he couldn’t bring it to his lips. He only held it in silence, sunk deep into regret. Baek Cheon, who had been wondering if there was anything he could say to console him, soon shook his head. It wasn’t his place. No matter that he had once received Yu Gong’s help, perhaps even owed him his life, that didn’t give him the right to speak on Yu Gong’s behalf in front of the disciples of Hainan. After seeming lost in thought for a while, Gwak Hwanso finally turned his gaze toward Baek Cheon. “Could you tell me where his remains are?” “That won’t be difficult. But...” At Baek Cheon’s questioning look, asking whether Gwak Hwanso’s intention was truly ...