A few days had passed, and someone had come to see Lee Jun-Kyeong.

"Long time no see."

The man had come down to the base of the Nar.

“We've decided on the settlement,” Liu Bei said.

Apparently, the reconnaissance had ended as behind him were two Hunters. They were the two that Liu Bei had called his brothers, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei.

“Where did you decide on?” asked Lee Jun-Kyeong as he opened his eyes.

“Beijing.”

“Beijing?”

Beijing, otherwise known as Bukkyeong in Korea, was the former capital of China. Lee Jun-Kyeong tried to remember what that place had looked like as Beijing was one of the places that he had passed on the way to Utgard from Mt. Baekdu.

‘There are some monsters, but…’

It was definitely a place that hadn’t undergone absurd disasters as Qingdao or other places. Furthermore, since it was the capital, there were likely to be some geographical advantages or other resources that could be restored for use.

“It’s not a bad choice,” Lee Jun-Kyeong commented.

“As expected, you had to have passed it to come to this place, so you understand its situation well.”

When Lee Jun-Kyeong expressed his agreement with their settlement, the complexions of Liu Bei and his brothers brightened.

“There’s another reason for it as well.” Liu Bei added, “Aren’t you from Korea?”

“...?”

Lee Jun-Kyeong looked at him qui...