God damn it!0

Seeing the red light soar into the dark sky above had Kang Chan at a loss for words. If he were being honest, he couldn’t really care less about the stupid legend or myth or whatever the hell it was, but something about this situation did bother him.0

The Blackhead had been so quiet and meek when he visited the pit to search for it. Tonight, however—long after he had gone back to base—it suddenly decided to cause a commotion. He racked his brain trying to figure out what to do now that everyone had seen the red light as well.0

“Captain,” Gérard quietly called Kang Chan, his gaze remaining on the red light. “Act normal. Keep watching the light, but don’t let yourself get flustered in front of everyone.”0

When did this bastard start using his brain?0

Well, Kang Chan supposed he was living in a new world now. Even Daye had been thinking before acting lately, putting his head to good use. It couldn’t get any stranger than that.0

“Before we left the Spetsnaz’s barracks, Roberre told me that the old man said the red light is calling you. He also told me to pretend not to know anything...0