Cha Jin-Hyeok indeed didn’t know who Jeypel was. It wasn’t that he was trying to deceive anyone; Jeypel did not possess enough mana to warrant Jin-Hyeok’s attention. If one had to draw a comparison, Jin-Hyeok currently felt like he was surrounded by flying insects. He couldn’t easily tell if the bug he just swatted was one he had swatted earlier or a new one. Of course, he could probably distinguish them if he focused, but he didn’t see any need to do so.0

“Do you think I will fall for such provocation?” Jeypel shouted.0

Jin-Hyeok remained silent. Jeypel spread his tattered wings wide and flew toward Jin-Hyeok. He seemed powerful, but was full of openings.0

‘He must be a young Demon.’ Jin-Hyeok forcibly stopped Miri from striking Jeypel’s temple of her own accord. 0

Miri was quite disappointed.0

-Why won’t you let me smash him?0

“He’s spreading his swings and flying in dramatically,” Jin-Hyeok explained. It was best to keep such opponents alive to make the scene more spectacular. Jin-Hyeok summoned the Phantom Swordswoman and whispered, “Fight as flashily as possible, but do not kill him.”0

The Phantom Swordswoman, now incomparably stronger than before, spread her wings and engaged in an aerial battle with Jeypel. On the surface, it appeared to...0