"Lee Sun-Ho?” Gi-Gyu flinched when he heard the unexpected name. The first three names Sung-Hoon had mentioned made sense since they were the KPA and Gi-Gyu’s allies.

But Lee Sun-Ho was different.

“Haven’t Sun-Ho always taken a neutral stance? Isn’t he almost completely independent of the Korean Players Association? Did he owe a debt to KPA or something?” Gi-Gyu asked, wondering why Lee Sun-Ho came to Oh Tae-Gu and Oh Tae-Shik’s rescue.

But this wasn’t very important at the moment. Gi-Gyu quickly returned to the matter at hand and asked, “Never mind. So what happened next?”

“They lost.” When Sung-Hoon replied, Gi-Gyu gasped, “...!”

‘This couldn’t be! Lee Sun-Ho and those three powerhouses lost?! ‘

Even Old Man Hwang seemed flabbergasted when he mumbled, “This doesn’t make any sense at all. This is…”

He seemed to think very hard before asking Sung-Hoon, “Lee Sun-Ho and Lucifer… They alone hold the greatest power in this world. So how could they have been defeated? Are you saying that every high ranker in the world came to fight them?”

Sung-Hoon smiled unhappily and shook his head. A brief silence fell before Gi-Gyu spoke up.

“Are you seriously telling me that… this one fighter defeated them all?”

“Yes,” Sung-Hoon answered, utterly certain. Shocked, Gi-Gyu even...