“I’m thinking about whether I should make you a sibling,” Lee Jun-Kyeong said, his eyes on Anubis.

His gaze then shifted to the bracelet on his wrist, moving over to the Skull that Contains Souls. Then, he looked toward the completely clogged ceiling of the pyramid.

[<The Sky of the Apocalypse> applauds you for the way you overcame adversity.]

Lee Jun-Kyeong was quite irritated.

‘Don’t just talk if you’re happy with this show. Why don’t you at least give me something?’

It really was impressive how much of a cheapskate that bastard was.

However, Lee Jun-Kyeong only grumbled for a moment before stopping. He knew that the things that he had been given by that bastard had been so amazing and incredibly helpful in times of emergency.

[<The Sky of the Apocalypse> is wistful at your response.]

Lee Jun-Kyeong slightly smiled in response to the reaction that came once again.

He was amused by the Sponsor. It wasn’t as if it enjoyed hearing bad reviews and complaints…

It seemed to have some strange tastes.

Then, there was another notification.

[<The Desert’s Sun> casts its gaze upon you.]

It was a voice he had kept hearing ever since he had woken Horus up.

‘Isn’t <The Sky of the Apocalypse> going to get upset?’

<The Sky of the Apocalypse>, the Sponsor that had been watching him so far, didn’t seem to have any sort...