"Ugh…"

It was freezing cold inside of the cave. He wondered if it was because of the warmth of Mt. Baekdu. The cold began to creep even more bitterly and even more terrifyingly. Sangun, who ruled Heaven Lake Village and was said to be the owner of the mountain, resided in this bitterly freezing place.

“Hm hmm hmm.”

The surprising part was that the girl who guided Lee Jun-Kyeong and his companions was walking through the cave while humming. She was a child that was supposedly the village chief of Heaven Lake Village.

“Do you happen to know the myth of Dangun?”

Suddenly, Lee Jun-Kyeong spoke to Jeong In-Chang, who was stumbling with his steps.

"The myth of Dangun…?" Jeong In-Chang murmured.

Lee Jun-Kyeong continued, “One of the forgotten national myths is called the myth of Dangun.”

Lee Jun-Kyeong had read and studied many books in order to move forward and grow further. He had also come across the myth of Dangun by chance.

“It’s a myth that is similar to the founding myth that speaks of when Hwanung came down and founded the Korean people, that is, our country."

As he didn’t know Lee Jun-Kyeong all that closely, Jeong In-Chang looked confused.

“What are you talking about that for?” he asked.

“Because you might be a little more familiar with the beings here if you knew the myth.”

Screech.

Rather than try to make sense of Lee Jun-Kyeong’s ramblings, he just drew his greatsword and moved forward.

"Is this something we can hunt?” he asked. Jeong In-Chang had become worried about the fact...