The members of the Blue Dragon Guild greeted the Cain Guild members, but they ignored everyone else, including Gi-Gyu and the Morningstar-Child Guild members.

Sun-Pil frowned and murmured, “Does being in the top ten make them better than everyone?” 

Honestly, it did make them better than most, but Morningstar-Child Guild was a new guild that was gaining public recognition fast. Meanwhile, the Blue Dragon Guild was a mid-sized guild that already held a firm position in the top ten. 

Trying to change the uncomfortable subject, Gi-Gyu asked, “Is the Angela Guild entering any of the gates?”

Gi-Gyu glanced at the Blue Dragon Guild’s master, Choi Chang-Yong, and wondered, ‘Is he ignoring me and the Morningstar-Child Guild because of what happened with the Iron Guild branch?’

Back then, Gi-Gyu, the Morningstar-Child Guild, and the Cain Guild had destroyed the Iron Guild branch in Yeoksam with the association’s blessing. As the head of one of the top ten guilds in Korea, Choi Chang-Yong must have a good idea of what happened that day. That meant Choi Chang-Yong also knew Gi-Gyu was the shining new star that the KPA favored. It was no wonder every Korean power player resented Gi-Gyu. 

‘Even so, this is unreasonable. He should know better,’ thought Gi-Gyu...