“Traitors?” Choi Chang-Yong asked cautiously.

‘Traitors? Does she mean… I guess I was right. It sounds like the Morningstar-Child Guild survived only because it betrayed Kim Gi-Gyu. But then, why did they enter this gate in the first place?’ Choi Chang-Yong couldn’t help but wonder. The only people Choi Chang-Yong could think of that Kim Gi-Gyu might call “traitors” were the guild masters of the Morningstar-Child Guild. So why did they volunteer to enter the Bukhan River area? They had to know Kim Gi-Gyu well enough to comprehend they could never defeat him. Had he betrayed Kim Gi-Gyu, he would have done everything he possibly could to avoid entering this gate. He would have traveled to the opposite end of the world just to avoid Kim Gi-Gyu.

“I’m referring to people like the ones I have just killed. For example, your guild players standing behind you,” El explained.

‘What does she mean by that? Didn’t she attack my men to warn me?’ Choi Chang-Yong stared at El.

“What are you talking about?” Choi Chang-Yong asked. Suddenly, he heard more screams from behind him. They weren’t as sharp as before; they were more like groans this time.

“Ughhh…” the voices behind him moaned in pain.

“Have a look for yourself,” El suggested.

Choi Chang-Yong turned around; however, before seeing what was behind him, he could already feel strange energy...