“Let me say my thanks.” (Rhee Jin-Cheol) Rhee Jin-Cheol turned around to leave, allowing Jeong Hae-Min to lean closer to Yi Ji-Hyuk and whisper. “That ahjussi, what was he trying to say?” (Jeong Hae-Min) “Mm….” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) Yi Ji-Hyuk smirked softly. “I dunno.” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) “….My bad. Shouldn’t have asked.” (Jeong Hae-Min) Jeong Hae-Min wordlessly shoved the apple slices inside …

The feast was quite flashy. This was rather far removed from the image Choi Jeong-Hoon had of North Korea. The venue’s interior was a bit on the old-fashioned side, but that contributed to the overall atmosphere being a bit more classier, or so he thought. ‘Gimme a freaking break, though.’ (Choi Jeong-Hoon) When he thought about how all those flashily-decorated …

“Let’s do that. Shall we have a good meal, then?” (Park Yong-Hui) Park Yong-Hui decided to halfway give up just then. All because he figured out that this matter wouldn’t change no matter how deeply he agonised or worried about it. ‘And, he’s scary, too.’ (Park Yong-Hui) Park Yong-Hui was genuinely scared of Yi Ji-Hyuk. It wasn’t because the latter …

‘What does he mean by convenient?’ (Choi Jeong-Hoon) Monsters were revealing themselves within the dust cloud, but that wasn’t enough to spot anything strange about them; everyone’s been looking at these monsters for a while now, to the point where they were genuinely feeling fed up from the mere sight of them. “….Uh?” (Choi Jeong-Hoon) However, the strange thing eventually …

“Uwaaah….” (Park Yong-Hui) The Chief of Staff Park Yong-Hui stared at the sky with half-dazed face. A jet-black Gate suddenly appeared and opened its mouth, then began vomiting out turbid floodwater-like monsters to the ground. “W-wh-what the freak is this sh*t?!” (Park Yong-Hui) Park Yong-Hui was this close to blacking out right now. The current number of monsters on the …

Rhee Jin-Cheol became completely speechless. The spectacle laid out before his eyes was simply impossible to be described as man-made. “….Isn’t this just way too much?” (Rhee Jin-Cheol) A helpless chuckle leaked out from his mouth. Sure, he saw the advent of lightning rain straight out of hell with his own two eyes. Meaning, he had predicted an end result …

Go-ooooooh! Mana gathering within both of Yi Ji-Hyuk’s hands began swirling around madly. Kurururu…. Even Oh-Sik couldn’t withstand this sight and began sneakily retreating away. He was condensing more and more Mana as if to forcibly crush it. The magical energy failed to win against the pressure and madly wiggled about. “H-n-ng.” (Erukana) It was then, Erukana began humming slightly. …

“I have finally returned home from that hellish land.” (Song Jeong-Su) So heroic. His tone of voice alone made it sound like he was a noble warrior returning from Hell itself. ‘No, hang on a minute, it really does feel that way, doesn’t it?’ (Choi Jeong-Hoon) The old image of a sly-fox politician was washed away clean and now, Song …

Yi Ji-Hyuk stared at the Gate in utter shock. “Ah….!” (Yi Ji-Hyuk) He forgot. Indeed, he had completely forgotten about it. Now that he thought about it, he did shove a man inside the Gate before coming over to North Korea, didn’t he? As for the coordinates, he haphazardly left it on ‘auto direct’ and it seemed that this Gate …

“W-what the hell??” (Rhee Jin-Cheol) He was aware of the monsters madly rushing in from his front. He wasn’t a moron who didn’t know how incredibly dangerous this situation was. However, Rhee Jin-Cheol simply couldn’t tear his eyes away from Yi Ji-Hyuk right now. And he was sure of being unable to look away even if the monsters pounced on …