Ga-In, who'd been watching on the side, knitted his brows and voiced what everyone was thinking. "Why does it feel like the calm is on the wrong side of this storm?"
The guard was right. The leader was too calm, almost certain he'd come out on top, and that was because he had two of his most loyal men on his side. Two of the pirates lingering on the edge of the clearing decided this was the moment to interfere.
With a flick of their wrists, they hurled a pair of jagged throwing stars, the blades spinning toward Wooyun's legs as if to trip him and break his rhythm.
But Wooyun's eyes had already tracked their intent. Before the stars even closed the distance, his fingers flicked, releasing two sutra needles in a blur.
