After we finished the fight and confirmed that there wasn’t even a single monster remaining in the Philippines, we returned home on the plane we put in Hwaya’s inventory. Although everyone was exhausted, we were full of smiles knowing that we had achieved more than what we came to do. That said, a few were still unhappy.

“My own son is ignoring his father…”

I flinched as I heard Father’s mumbling when he leaned against his seat. However, to my surprise, Walker stood up for me.

He lazily looked at my father from the comfortable confines of his seat. “If you don’t want to be ignored, get yourself a god’s true name, Kang Yungoong.”

My father snapped, “If that’s easy, why don’t you do it, Walker?”

Walker retorted to Father’s rebuttal with a grin, “I’m good. People should know where they belong.”

Sophie interjected, “Edward says that, but he was vexed too. He doesn’t like getting left out of things, you see.”

I pursed my lips. “Now that you mention it, he did come to our raids when we didn’t call him.”

“Don’t spread false rumors, Sophie,” Walker groused.

On the other hand, Yua’s expression continued to be heavy because of the Lava King’s Egg I gave her.

She shook her head sadly. “I don’t have the right to take this, Oppa. Everyone got hurt because of me, and many succubi even died…”

I consoled her, “Who knew the Philippines would have such a monster? It’s not your fault, Yua.”

She continued to sound upset, “There was nothing I could do. I...