On Sunday, Kang Chan took a day off from his workouts. To be honest, he felt so drained that he would’ve taken the day off even if it was a weekday. In fact, when he woke up, he could barely sit up and eat breakfast.0

The human mind could be quite mysterious.0

He had lived ten years as a mercenary and only lived in South Korea for barely half a year, yet what he missed the most was Yoo Hye-Sook’s signature spicy bibim noodles and japchae. And ramyeon too, of course.0

‘Anyway, how am I supposed to fight against a rock?’0

If he just kept having stand-offs against it, he would eventually die from constantly losing all his energy to it. It wasn’t like provoking it by saying, “You don’t even have a mom, do you?” worked.1

Sitting on the bed, Kang Chan had coffee and toast while contemplating how to deal with the Blackhead.0

“Argh!”0

Feeling a bit more recovered, Kang Chan forced himself to get down from the bed. Immense pain coursed through him.0

‘Wait.’0

A thought suddenly occurred to him as he stood straight.0

If the energy was inside him, he should’ve seen it while he was wearing the goggles. He saw multiple wavelengths coming from external sources, but he didn’t get the chance to look at the one he was exuding.0

He knew that Lanok and the researchers were wearing radios, but was anyone else wearing goggles?0

Kang Chan immediately picked up his phone and called Lanok.0

- Mr. Kang Chan! How are you feeling?0

“I’ve finally regained some of my strength,” Kang Chan replied.0

He heard a low sigh of relief coming from across the line. They exchanged a few pleasantries before Kang Chan told him about the idea that just popped into his head.0

- That’s interesting. One of the researchers actually thought about that as well. He said he got to look at you with the goggles on before you...0