Chapter 483: Daoist Yin-Yang Manual[R-18] (118)
Translator: RaidenTL
Chapter 483: Daoist Yin-Yang Manual[R-18] (118)
With our new companions—Wi Dan-wol, Joo Cheong-un, and Jin Myeong-woo—we stayed at the Kunlun Sect for another day. After finishing our business, we went down to a nearby village to rest. It was there that Wi Dan-wol looked at our group and spoke.
“It’s time for me to return to the cult.”
At her words, Jin Myeong-woo’s shoulders flinched. I, too, felt a pang of disappointment.
‘This means I can’t get a proper leash on that bastard.’
Jin Myeong-woo would undoubtedly offer to follow Wi Dan-wol, which would screw up my plans. I needed to go to Shandong and meet up with my women. I couldn’t just follow them to the Demonic Cult.
‘It’s a shame, but I have to let her go for now.’
Wi Dan-wol was certainly hot, but I wasn’t attached enough to chase her all the way to the Demonic Cult.
Just as I was about to nod in agreement, Joo Cheong-un quietly spoke to me.
“Young Master Jin. We also plan to return to the Imperial Capital soon… Would you care to join us? Yeon-hwa must return as well.”
“What…? Brother, this is the first I’m hearing of this.”
Joo Yeon-hwa turned her head, an expression of disbelief on her face. Cheong-un frowned slightly in response.
“…How long do you intend to wander? With the Imperial Palace in turmoil, shouldn’t we return and set things right?”
“I never thought I’d hear those words… from the brother who ran away from home for several years.”
As Joo Yeon-hwa said this with a smile, Cheong-un let out an awkward cough.
“Ahem… In any case, I truly intend to return this time. We have more than enough evidence… It’s time to strike back.”
His gaze fixed on me.
“Therefore, Young Master Jin, we need your strength.”
I considered his offer for a moment before slowly shaking my head.
“Unfortunately, I have a mission I must attend to immediately. However, once everything is settled… I will be sure to visit you with my trusted companions.”
Cheong-un nodded, looking slightly disappointed. At that moment, Joo Yeon-hwa, who was standing beside him, pressed her lips together and silently lifted her head.
“…Then I’m not going either.”
Cheong-un’s brow furrowed.
“Yeon-hwa…”
“If Seo-yun isn’t going, then I’m not going either.”
Joo Cheong-un sighed and tilted his head back before looking at her again.
“Yeon-hwa, didn’t you hear Young Master Jin say he would come back? If you truly care for him, shouldn’t you watch over him so he can move freely without worry?”
At her brother’s words, Joo Yeon-hwa bit her lip and lowered her head. Seeing this, I gently took her hand.
“I promise I’ll come to see you. So… go and wait for me.”
“Hmph…”
Tears were already welling in Joo Yeon-hwa’s eyes as she tried to hold back her sobs. But in the end, she quietly nodded.
“You really… have to come. If you lie… I won’t forgive you.”
“I’ll be there, without a doubt.”
I squeezed her hands and made the promise one more time.
*
Before we parted, I gave Hong Seo-rin and Joo Yeon-hwa one last, heartfelt hug each. As if saddened by the impending separation, they both clung to me with pitiful eyes, but eventually, we went our separate ways.
As for Jin Myeong-woo… he was thoroughly abandoned by Wi Dan-wol.
“Hah, what a moron.”
“……”
Wi Dan-wol had coldly rejected Jin Myeong-woo when he had insisted on following her. Shocked by her indifferent words, he was still standing there in a daze.
“If you’re just going to stand there like an idiot, I’m leaving without you.”
I left him behind and started walking down the mountain path alone.
About an hour passed.
“Hmm… Miss Wi, what are you doing there?”
I saw Wi Dan-wol standing amidst a pile of corpses, a blood-soaked sword in her hand.

“…I got lost. And these men tried to attack me… so I killed them.”
‘Is she… hopelessly bad with directions?’
“More importantly, what happened to Myeong-woo?”
“Huh? He was following me…?”
Hearing that, I turned around, but Jin Myeong-woo was nowhere to be seen.
“Looks like he got lost again.”
Wi Dan-wol said it as if he were pathetic… but in my eyes, this bitch was just as pathetic.
“Miss, can you make it back to the cult on your own?”
“……”
Her face flushed red, and she silently turned her head away. From that reaction, the answer was obvious.
“…Haaah. I’ll escort you to the cult myself. Follow me.”
“Th-Thank you…”
Wi Dan-wol muttered under her breath and followed behind me. At this point, I was starting to wonder if she was getting lost on purpose.
As we retraced our steps, we ran into Jin Myeong-woo at a fork in the road.
“Miss Wi!”
He shouted as he ran toward us, looking relieved. Wi Dan-wol looked at him.
“Myeong-woo, did you get lost again? How pathetic.”
“N-No…! It’s obvious you were lost too, Miss Wi!”
Wi Dan-wol’s eyebrow twitched.
“…What did you say?”
Jin Myeong-woo glanced around nervously and trailed off.
“I-I misspoke.”
“Enough chatter, let’s go. I’ve decided to escort Miss Wi to the cult.”
And so, our awkward journey began. Jin Myeong-woo and Wi Dan-wol didn’t exchange a single word, as if a wall stood between them. I tried to make small talk with Wi Dan-wol out of boredom, but her replies were short and dry.
‘…This atmosphere is uncomfortable.’
It had been like this for days. No one spoke unless it was absolutely necessary. If Bi-yeon hadn’t been there to talk to me, the silence would have been even harder to bear.
‘Seriously, why can’t that idiot say a single word when the girl he likes is right next to him?’
Unable to watch any longer, I finally said something to Jin Myeong-woo.
“Hey, you said you like her. So why can’t you say anything?”
Jin Myeong-woo hesitated for a moment before muttering awkwardly.
“Miss Wi… doesn’t seem to like talkative men…”
I shook my head.
‘It’s useless giving advice to this moron.’
Then, I was suddenly annoyed by the fact that I was even paying attention to this guy.
‘Wait, why am I even trying to look out for this bastard?’
For several more days, only a heavy silence flowed between us.
Then one day, Wi Dan-wol was the first to speak.
“Is this the right way?”
I unfolded a map and answered coolly.
“It is.”
Of course, that was a lie.
‘I deliberately took a wrong turn.’
This was another opportunity. I planned to take the directionally challenged Wi Dan-wol all the way to Shandong. I chose a rough, remote path that avoided any large cities or towns.
‘By the time she realizes, it’ll be too late.’
Finally, after days of wandering, a small village appeared. It was a tiny, insignificant place, a village of displaced people that seemed forgotten by the world.
‘It’s almost embarrassing to call this a village.’
“…I think we’re lost.”
Wi Dan-wol said, glaring at me. Her eyes were filled with deep suspicion.
“Ahem, this is my first time on this path as well… I must have taken a wrong turn.”
I feigned embarrassment, scratching my head as I made an excuse.
She sighed and turned her head away.
“…Haaah. It can’t be helped. Let’s stay here for the night. We’ll ask for directions in the morning and move on.”
With that, we entered the village, but the atmosphere was anything but welcoming.
Doors creaked open and shut all around us, and we could feel the presence of shadows peeking at us. When a child’s cry rang out, it was followed by a sound like someone roughly covering its mouth.
Jin Myeong-woo spoke in a low voice.
“…This is strange. The people here are acting like we’re carrying some kind of plague.”
I looked around before stopping in front of a shabby, barn-like building.
“We don’t seem very welcome… Let’s just get some food and camp nearby. That forest at the entrance should be a good spot to stay hidden.”
The other two nodded silently and split up to search the village.
Getting food was easier than I expected. The moment I showed them a single gold coin, the villagers who had been avoiding our eyes suddenly changed their tune, bringing out everything they had to eat in their homes.
They reacted as if they’d gone mad.
‘Money really is the answer to everything.’
After easily procuring our supplies, we set up camp in the forest near the village. With a small stream and a rocky crevice, it was a decent spot for a campsite.
As the night deepened and Wi Dan-wol went to sleep, I quietly called Jin Myeong-woo over.
“…What do you want.”
The bastard’s tone was already getting on my nerves.
“You want to die?”
As I spoke, I wreathed my right hand in energy.
Only then did he avert his gaze.
“Wh-What did you… call me for… sir?”
“You have a promise to keep. Did you forget?”
“…A promise?”
“Hah… Fucking hell. You only learn when you get your ass beat.”
“W-Wait! I remember! Aaargh—!”
Thwack!
A single punch sent Jin Myeong-woo sprawling to the ground. He groaned, clutching his eye, which was already turning red and swelling up.
“Hey, I’m pretty backed up, sexually.”
“…So…?”
At his words, I smirked and gestured with my chin toward the village.
“Go get me a decent-looking bitch.”
“What…? What does that…”
“Don’t make me say it twice.”
“No, wait. No matter what… this is really—”
“Or should I go fuck Wi Dan-wol right now?”
“…!”
Jin Myeong-woo’s expression changed instantly. His eyes were a mixture of terror, anger, and bewilderment.
“……That… you can’t.”
“Then get to it. If you can’t even do something as simple as bringing me one girl, then our promise is off.”
“……”
He stared at the ground without a word before reluctantly getting to his feet.
“I’ll go now…”
“Hey, cover your face. Wear this.”
I tossed him a mask, which he took before heading toward the village.
A while later.
Jin Myeong-woo returned, pushing through the bushes, dragging something behind him.
I was already waiting with my own mask on and slowly rose to my feet. What he brought was, by all accounts, a village maiden. Despite her shabby clothes, her skin was fair, and her eyes were wide with terror.
“Her name?”
“…I… I didn’t get to ask…”
I sighed lightly. But a name was a problem for later.
“Now, take her clothes off.”
Jin Myeong-woo hesitated.
“You really… want me to undress her?”
“You want me to do it?”
“S-Sorry…”
Muttering apologies to the girl, Jin Myeong-woo began to remove her outer clothes. Her white shoulders and delicate collarbones were gently revealed.
I knelt before her.
“What’s your name?”
“P-Please… please spare me…”
At that, I grabbed her by the cheeks.
“Your name.”
“I-It’s So-un.”
“Alright, So-un. If you want to live, then make me feel good. Do that, and you’ll survive. Do you understand what I’m saying?”
“……”
I slightly moved the fingers I had placed in her mouth, curling their tips around her tongue.
“Stick out your tongue.”
“Eut…”
I slowly grabbed her jaw and forced her mouth open wider.
“Well then, let’s try out that mouth-cunt of yours.”
I shoved my cock into her mouth. I grabbed her head and began to fuck her throat.
“Ugh-eup, heuk…”
I spoke to Jin Myeong-woo, who was watching with a dazed expression.
“Hey.”
“Uh, y-yeah…?”
“What are you staring at? You want a turn?”
“N-No… that’s not…!”
He quickly looked away. His trembling eyes clearly showed his turmoil and the guilt he was trying to suppress.
I smirked at the sight.
“You can’t get out of this now anyway, so why not just try it? You’re an accomplice, after all.”
“A-Accomplice…?”
“Are you not? You kidnapped her with your own two hands. You just stood by while she cried and begged right in front of you.”
“……”
He pressed his lips together and lowered his head.
I patted his shoulder, like a caring older brother.
“It’s okay. Everyone’s like this at first. Guilt? A conscience? It’s all temporary.”
I glanced at the girl.
“It’ll feel good once you try it, just once.”
With those words, I slowly spread the girl’s legs. Her thoroughly soaked cunt came into view.
“Look. Her body’s already ready. If you don’t do it, she might be disappointed.”
He hesitated for a long time. He bit his lip, clenched his fists, and his eyes trembled. And then… he turned his back and ran.
“Tsk, tsk, that impotent bastard. Hey, are you not going to suck it properly?”
“Heek… I’m sorry…”
The girl with my cock in her mouth looked up at me with terrified eyes.
I grabbed a fistful of her hair.
“If you’re sorry, then suck it right.”
And I began to pound into her with all my strength.
Thrust! Thrust! Thrust! Thrust!
Each time my cock slammed deep into her throat, a choked moan mixed with a gagging cough echoed through the air. Tears and snot mingled, making a mess of her face.
*
