Gi-Gyu’s and Kim Dong-Hae’s eyes met. It was as if they were studying each other's shells through their eyes; it gave an entirely new meaning to the old proverb: Eyes were the windows to the soul. A capable player could actually see through their opponent's every move.

Suddenly, Kim Dong-Hae flinched and whispered, “Impressive.”

He was genuinely impressed by Gi-Gyu’s power, which was far greater than his expectations. More specifically…

“I can’t see it,” Kim Dong-Hae added. Gi-Gyu’s power was so extensive that he couldn’t even see the entirety of it.

Gi-Gyu droned, “Why are you looking for Lou?”

Before Kim Dong-Hae could answer, Gi-Gyu asked another question, “More importantly, who are you?”

The smile returned to Kim Dong-Hae’s face. He felt like the situation was under his control again. He said, “I asked you a question first, didn’t I?”

Kim Dong-Hae’s body language seemed grander than usual.

“Oh, I see…” Kim Dong-Hae grinned as if he had remembered something funny. “You can’t tell me because we have too many people around. All right. I’ll help you with that.”

Thin water rivulets left...