“Ng?” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Who would even bother to give him a call? Since he had been excluded from the upcoming operation, they shouldn’t have a reason to call him. As for those connected to him in some way, all of them were pretty much on the NDF’s payroll, and they were probably too busy with the preparation for the operation …

“I’m home.” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Oh-Sik began wagging his tail as Yi Ji-Hyuk opened the front gate and entered the house. “Oh, you were here too?” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Leashes had absolutely no effect on the mini Ogre, and as a result, Oh-Sik pretty much did as he pleased and ‘commuted’ between the NDF offices and home nowadays. Choi Jeong-Hoon was really …

“You really feel okay?” (Jeong Hae-Min) “Gimme a break. What a weird personality you’ve got there.” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Yi Ji-Hyuk scowled at Jeong Hae-Min still ceaselessly pounding him with questions. “Why should I feel bad when they are telling me not to work but to take a vacation?” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Yi Ji-Hyuk used the straw to stir the Iced Latte, …

“What are you talking about?” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Yi Ji-Hyuk’s eyes opened real wide. There was no place for him? This must be the first time something like this happened after his return to Earth. Didn’t these people always try so darn hard to drag him everywhere, even though he wasn’t really needed? But now, they suddenly didn’t have a ‘place’ …

“Man, it just feels so off.” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Yi Ji-Hyuk’s moods refused to improve no matter what and his head ended up constantly cocking this way and that. Ever since his return from North Korea, he felt tight-chested as if someone dropped a boulder inside the pit of his stomach. “Maybe it’s indigestion?” (Jeong Hae-Min) “….Indigestion?” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Yi Ji-Hyuk …

Yi Ji-Hyuk turned his head towards the opening door. It was moving slowly, as if there was no reason for it to hurry up. And beyond it stood a man with a face that seemed almost too familiar. “Nice to see you again.” (Jeong Min-Seong) A dude kitted out in the Mao uniform politely bowed his waist to Yi Ji-Hyuk. …

After sensing Doh Gah-Yun squeezing his hand, Yi Ji-Hyuk unhesitantly began walking forward. Although there were a few guards keeping a lookout around the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, they couldn’t spot the two hidden by the cloak of Invisibility. “Hold on tight, okay?” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) “I will.” (Doh Gah-Yun) Yi Ji-Hyuk in turn held her hand tightly. If they …

– “Who?” “I told you, it’s Yi Ji-Hyuk.” (Choi Chang-Hyuk) – “Yi Ji-Hyuk?” “Right, that Yi Ji-Hyuk! You know, the pit bull! That pit bull!” (Choi Chang-Hyuk) – “Hul….” The reactions were visceral and explosive. The moment the news was uploaded to the private chat room, the whole dang thing was soon flooded with panicked messages, and even before Choi …

‘For now, let’s play the game.’ (Choi Chang-Hyuk) It didn’t really matter who your opponent was, even if it happened to be the president of the country – you were supposed to win in the game regardless. The existence of men were allowed to taste defeat in all walks of life, but sure as hell they weren’t permitted to lose …

Cold sweat began soaking the adjutant’s back. He finally realised how seriously Christopher McLaren was treating the current situation. “D-did you just say a shower of nukes, sir?” (adjutant) “Did I sound over the top to you?” (Christopher McLaren) “In all honesty….” (adjutant) Ever since humanity invented the nuclear arsenal, it had been deployed only twice – the bombings of …