He wasn’t on the same side as this contemptible old man named Dongin.

“The labyrinths are full of mysteries. That has always been true.”

He just shrugged.

“I hope you aren’t going to say you are too afraid to go into the Great Labyrinth. Don’t give me that bullshit, alright?”

Just the mere suggestion made Hyunwoo want to rip Dongin’s tongue out of his mouth.

“Of course not. I feel a bit affronted that you are comparing me to those cowards.”

“Good.”

Dongin gave a big nod.

“I’m sorry for misunderstanding your intentions. Let us work towards the betterment of the two of us.”

“Of course. I plan to do that.”

“You can go now.”

Hyunwoo gave a slight bow to Dongin and exited the president’s office.

Boom!

The luxurious door to the president’s room closed.

Dongin looked at the door from where Hyunwoo had exited.

Unlike his words earlier, a great suspicion appeared in his eyes.

‘That creepy bastard!’

They shared the sin of killing Jungbum, and Hyunwoo was the strongest Connector in his company. In the outside world, he was even known as Dongin’s close friend. But in truth, Dongin didn’t like Hyunwoo.

When they had met for the first time, Dongin felt that Hyunwoo was hiding something.

That feeling had grown over the years.

‘There doesn’t seem to be any falsehood in his words, but something feels off.’

He felt as if he was dancing on the palm of Hyunwoo’s hand.

‘Well, it’s fine. He’s not the only card I have.’

Dongin inwardly decided at that moment. When...