In the midst of a battlefield where life was dying, a man with a sword, who Lee Jun-Kyeong presumed was leading the Chinese Hunters, had introduced himself as Liu Bei.

‘Liu Bei…’

He and the other two heroes were all strong.

Lee Jun-Kyeong searched through his memories, but he couldn’t recall what their identities were. It was possible that they had died, unable to leave a name in history or to instill a strong memory in the mind of the Demon King.

Then, as he was trying to place their faces, Lee Jun-Kyeong remembered something and said aloud, “The direct descendant of the General Secretary…?”

“...”

Liu Bei and the two Hunters responded to his comment with silence.

That man who had introduced himself as Liu Bei was the son of Zhang Taofeng, the former General Secretary of the collapsed China. Lee Jun-Kyeong had heard stories of Zhang Taofeng’s son, who supposedly struggled to revive destroyed China as a Hunter.

For some reason, he had died before he had been able to see the light at the end of his efforts. That was why Lee Jun-Kyeong hadn’t really remembered much about them.

“To think you’re someone who heard about me… how interesting. So, it’s time for you to tell me who you are,” stated the man named Liu Bei. He stood off to one side, forming a formation with the two other Hunters, as...