When the people saw Bul’ark get split in half and fall to the ground, they finally realized that it was “over.” Even the Predatory Catastrophe that sucked in the people died down with the death of Bul’ark. But no one could laugh. 0

Half of their population and half of the army had died. There were even many buildings that have been destroyed. Many of those who wore the epaulet carrying the symbol of the revolution were dead. The dried-up mummy-like bodies of the people were scattered all over the city. 0

Rather than laughter, screams rang rampant.0

[The stigma has disappeared.]0

The stigma engraved on their bodies disappeared. With this, they would no longer be suppressed. Now, they could eat and sleep as much as they wanted. But what good could that bring when most of the survivors had lost their loved ones? 0

The revolution succeeded, but it left an indelible scar on them. They should have been cheering and rejoicing, but only the sound of screams and cries filled the world. How could anyone laugh?1

Of course, the same was true for the girl whose hair Minhyuk stroked. She crawled to her father and hugged his body tightly. As she cried, she caught sight of him. 0

Minhyuk stood alone in this place, filled with despair as he watched the people wearing epaulets marked with the symbol of the revolution carry the bodies of the other revolutionaries and gather them together.0

He, with his broad and reliable back, looked at...0