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12 — Yongbi

In a cryptic reveal, Yongbi hints that Jinmyung’s father—previously arrested for murder—was actually a member of the Black Lancers , the elite but ill-fated cavalry regiment Yongbi once commanded. Key Takeaway

Chapter 12 serves as more than just an action sequence; it bridges the gap between Yongbi’s current travels and his tragic history as the "Demon of the Military". By connecting the boy, So Jinmyung, to the Black Lancers, the series sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the betrayals and wars that shaped the Murim world. Yongbi 12

The tone shifts over drinks as Goo Hwi shares crucial updates: In a cryptic reveal, Yongbi hints that Jinmyung’s

The assailant is revealed to be , who claims he was merely "testing" Yongbi's abilities. After a brief scare where Goo Hwi mistakenly believes he has mortally wounded Yongbi (only to realize the blood belonged to a nearby deer), Yongbi delivers a swift, powerful strike to reprimand Goo Hwi for his dangerous antics. This interaction highlights the "frenemy" dynamic that makes their relationship so engaging. Revelations and Dark Origins The tone shifts over drinks as Goo Hwi

Jinmyung’s mother is receiving medical treatment for her sight, though her amnesia remains a hurdle.

In a cryptic reveal, Yongbi hints that Jinmyung’s father—previously arrested for murder—was actually a member of the Black Lancers , the elite but ill-fated cavalry regiment Yongbi once commanded. Key Takeaway

Chapter 12 serves as more than just an action sequence; it bridges the gap between Yongbi’s current travels and his tragic history as the "Demon of the Military". By connecting the boy, So Jinmyung, to the Black Lancers, the series sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the betrayals and wars that shaped the Murim world.

The tone shifts over drinks as Goo Hwi shares crucial updates:

The assailant is revealed to be , who claims he was merely "testing" Yongbi's abilities. After a brief scare where Goo Hwi mistakenly believes he has mortally wounded Yongbi (only to realize the blood belonged to a nearby deer), Yongbi delivers a swift, powerful strike to reprimand Goo Hwi for his dangerous antics. This interaction highlights the "frenemy" dynamic that makes their relationship so engaging. Revelations and Dark Origins

Jinmyung’s mother is receiving medical treatment for her sight, though her amnesia remains a hurdle.

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