“Fire! I said fire, godd*mmit!” Du Gyeong-Sik heard the high-pitched urgent cry stabbing him in the ears and swore inwardly. ‘F*ck me, everyone here knows already that we gotta fire our weapons, so can’t you just shut up for a second?!’ They weren’t some rookies here, so what gives? Every single person in this place had been fighting nonstop for …

D +65. “There’s nothing left to eat?” (Chang-Sik) “No, it’s not ‘nothing’, but just that the delivery hasn’t come in yet.” (foreman) “Isn’t that the same thing?” (Chang-Sik) “…” Choi Chang-Sik could only groan while looking at the foreman struggling to answer. “Can’t you, like, be honest with us?” (Chang-Sik) “A-about… what?” (foreman) “Whether it really is the supply issue …

“What bullsh*t are you saying here? A nuclear arsenal?” (Song Jeong-Su) – “It’s as I said.” (Christopher McLaren) “Are you planning to erase the Korean peninsula from the map? Is that it?” (Song Jeong-Su) – “Please calm down first.” (Christopher McLaren) Christopher McLaren raised his hand slightly in a gesture meant to calm Song Jeong-Su down. Now normally, his actions …

D +60. “Sir, it’ll be difficult to hold on any further.” (defense minister) “It’ll be difficult?” (Song Jeong-Su) Song Jeong-Su’s face hardened at the defense minister’s report. “But why?” (Song Jeong-Su) “…The cumulative damage is far too extensive, sir.” (defense minister) “Which section is the worst hit, then?” (Song Jeong-Su) Song Jeong-Su asked with an annoyed face. Normally, one could …

“Falling like dominoes?” (Song Jeong-Su) “Yes, sir. The demon king army that destroyed Germany is now marching eastward. Both Austria and Poland have already abandoned their countries and their citizens are in a mass evacuation. Meanwhile, a new frontline is being set up near the border area of Ukraine and Romania, sir. But if they fail to defend that, then …

“Well, I’ll be d*mned.” (Kang Gun-Myeong) Colonel Kang Gun-Myeong watched Choi Chang-Sik storm out of the office and could only chuckle hollowly. “What should we do now, sir?” “What do you mean, what? He says he doesn’t want to go, so what can we do? You wanna kidnap him or something?” (Kang Gun-Myeong) “But sir, the order came from the …

The reason why ‘labour’ could be treated as work was because you’d get paid according to the labour performed. Most of the time, the payment would be financial in nature. Simply put, people endured and laboured away to make money. In case you couldn’t make money, then people needed to receive something physical as a reward, or at the very …

D +3. “Dam*it! Fire! I said, fire!” (Lee Gong-Yeong) Colonel Lee Gong-Yeong in charge of the Han River defence line’s upper section was roaring out loudly while glaring at the distant horde of incoming monsters. “Those dumb*ss leaders of mine…!” (Lee Gong-Yeong) The demonic beasts continued to rush towards the Han River like a massive pack of crazed wild dogs. …

– “Isn’t it plainly obvious what we need to do? It’s to ensure that the situation becomes static.” (Christopher McLaren) “Static?” (Song Jeong-Su) – “The moment power tilts to one side, our world will crumble down like a series of dominoes. When forces from two spots join up, Middle East, Europe where they are barely maintaining some sort of a …

“They say they have entered the portal, Mister President.” (Song Jeong-Su) “…Has it been confirmed?” (Yun Yeong-Min) “No sir, but Choi Jeong-Hoon said so before hanging up, so unless there was some other unforeseen circumstance preventing them from leaving, then all of them should’ve finished transferring by now.” (Song Jeong-Su) “I see.” (Yun Yeong-Min) Yun Yeong-Min leaned against the back …