Chapter 4479: Knowing by Heart Editor: Misty Cloud Translations ‘Yes.’ Pan Ning answered, looked at her, and said, ‘Madam, what happened here just now …’ On the other side, the presiding officer and Pan Hong were playing chess when they saw a young monk rush in with seventeen. ‘Benefactor, it’s not good, this monk said that an assassin came in at the Peach Forest in the back of the mountain, and that there’s been a death.’ The little monk hurriedly said. ‘Young Master, Presiding Master.’ Seventeen looked at the two and also hurriedly bowed. Pan Hong’s brows wrinkled slightly as he looked at Seventeen and asked, ‘What’s going on? How could an assassin sneak into the land of Buddhism?’ ‘Young Master, Presiding Master, it was the Second Young Master who asked his subordinate to invite the two of you over, other than that, my subordinate does not know.’ 𝒻𝑟𝘦𝘦𝘸ℯ𝒷𝑛𝘰𝓋ℯ𝘭.𝘤𝘰𝘮 The Presiding Master stood up, his face slightly condensed, saying, ‘A human life in the Buddhist Sect’s pure land is not a small matter, This Monk will go and take a look first, the Young Master doesn’t need to be in a hurry, he can just follow later.’ As soon as his voice fell, he quickly left with the young monk first. ‘Are the several children alright?’ Pan Hong inquired. ‘The several Young Masters and Young Misses are all fine, and the Second Prince is not injured, so there is no need for the Grand Master to worry.’ Seventeen said, leading the way for him in front, behind him, the guards pushed their wheelchairs and followed. Arriving at the peach forest, the presiding officer and Pan Ning and that lady had already spoken for a while. Understanding the situation, the presiding master softly chanted, ‘Amitabha, all of you have been frightened, please go back and rest first, This Monk will arrange to take care of things here.’ ‘Thank you, Master Presiding.’ That Lady made a slight bow, and then said towards Pan Ning thankfully, ‘I really have to thank Young Master today, if it wasn’t for you, I’m afraid I would have had trouble surviving today, when I get back, I will definitely pay my respects at the door with a generous gift.’ ‘Lady Wait is serious.’ Pan Ning spoke in a hurry. Lady Wait performed another salute, and was helped by the pale-faced servant girl to leave first. ‘These are the dead soldiers.’ Pan Hong glanced at the several corpses on the ground and knew that these were not ordinary assassins, but dead soldiers. ‘It’s towards that Lady Hou, it just happened that I met them.’ Pan Ning said, saying, ‘Master, then I’ll leave the matters here to you, we’ll go back first.’ The presiding officer put his hands together and performed a slight salute, seeing them off before looking at the several corpses on the ground, a touch of thought crossing his wise gaze … Arriving at the courtyard where he was resting, Pan Hong entered the compartment, and then called out to Pan Ning, who was about to enter the room, ‘You come in with me.’ Pan Ning’s footsteps, heart some helpless, know that those words other people may believe, but his Big Brother, will not believe. Entering the compartment, Pan Ning smoothly closed the door, two guards guarded outside, looking at his Big Brother, he then asked, ‘Big Brother, what is it that you called me for?’ Pan Hong poured a cup of tea and said, ‘Don’t you think you should tell me properly? With your stature, how is it possible for you to deal with a few secret guards on your own and yet remain unharmed?’ Pan Ning was silent, really not knowing what to say. Pan Hong drank a cup of water before saying, ‘Ever since you brought Hao’er and the three of them back, the things you’ve been hiding from us have been increasing day by day, you do know that we’re a family, even if there’s something you can’t tell outsiders, can’t you tell us about it? If this continues, have you ever thought that one day, you won’t be able to protect them at all?’ Upon hearing this, Pan Ning let out a sigh and helplessly said, ‘Big Brother, since you know, why do you need me to state it? There are things that I know you all know in your hearts, but it’s just that I promised them that if they didn’t ask for it themselves, I wouldn’t say one more word or divulge half a cent.’