Prior to this, she met someone else at the inn: a shamefaced Cho-yeon, buying tickets from a scalper for her date with Dang-gu. Last episode, Mu-deok discovered the body.
So-yi regrets the death of Mu-deok’s ex-handler - she hadn’t intended to hurt anyone from Sari Village - but she’s neither noble nor stupid enough to intervene. It’s like a buddy comedy, except they hate each other, and instead of wacky hijinks, there’s a growing trail of corpses. With So-yi’s debut as Bu-yeon drawing close, they’ve been tasked with dispatching anyone who recognizes her. In the present, So-yi and Mu’s lackey-of-all-trades, YEOM SOO ( Cha Yong-hak), embark on small killing spree. He returned home in miniature form, unimpressed - and thus began a long career for Yeom of being bopped on the head by a man seemingly decades his junior. Luckily, his free-floating soul found its way into the body of a dead child. Master Lee learned this the hard way when Yeom, after discovering him seemingly dead mid-meditation, had him cremated. This week’s flashback teaches a valuable lesson: if, after achieving Hwansu, you opt to flex your spiritual muscles by ejecting your soul from your body, you should probably inform your apprentice. Meanwhile, Songrim’s paying a visit to the palace, and their intentions are anything but polite - soul-shifters beware! Our heroine sets out to prove her own innocence, whilst dodging those who know a little too much about her past. It’s tough being an assassin accused of the one murder you didn’t commit. 356 AugAugAlchemy of Souls: Episodes 15-16 by alathe
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