“That’s enough,” a voice said.

“Pfft.”

“Pfft-cough cough!”

As soon as they heard Yeo Seong-Gu speak, Lee Jun-Kyeong and Jeong In-Chang, who had been trying their best to stifle their chuckles, burst into laughter.

“I could never have dreamed that you would be afraid of ghosts, Hyung,” Lee Jun-Kyeong said as he looked over at Yeo Seong-Gu.

Yeo Seong-Gu’s face flushed red in response as the other Hunter quietly called out to his Familiar again.

‘Hel.’

“Shriek!!”

“Hiccup!”

When the Familiar materialized once again, Jeong In-Chang was alarmed once again while Yeo Seong-Gu hiccuped repeatedly.

“Mr. Lee!”

“Lee Jun-Kyeong!”

With gaunt faces, they both shouted at Lee Jun-Kyeong.

Lee Jun-Kyeong smirked as he beckoned for Hel to return.

“I really don’t understand it,” Lee Jun-Kyeong continued as his voice betrayed his mirth.

“I mean, even if we say that Mr. Jeong is going to be like this, what reason do you have to be scared of ghosts, Hyung? You probably faced a lot of undead and ghost-type monsters before… I just can’t understand it.”

After the gates had appeared, the Hunters eventually came to believe in the existence of spirits as they began to be able to see them. The undead or ghost-type monsters that would occasionally appear at the gates served as proof that a soul existed.

Moreover.

‘I mean, there’s no way they could ignore...