“Bastard,” Gi-Gyu clenched his fists angrily.

He understood Kronos had also gone insane, but still… to use his son, Jupiter, this way…

“...”

The conversation stopped for a moment to let Gi-Gyu calm his emotions, but he overlooked that. Unhappy memories of the past had already taken over his mind.

The way his father used to look at him, the venom in his eyes could shake him to this day.

“Haa… I’m sorry,” Gi-Gyu sighed deeply and apologized. He gradually got a hold of his emotions.

Soo-Jung offered, “We can take a break if you want.”

“No, keep going. Tell me the rest.” Gi-Gyu knew this story would only end if he finished hearing everything. They were telling him about the past; to learn about his present, Gi-Gyu needed to endure it. He just had to get this over with as quickly as possible.

Soo-Jung nodded. “To Kronos, his belief and victory were much more important than his son. He was so obsessed with his plan that he did the unthinkable: He freed Jupiter and experimented on him.”

Being a test subject like that couldn’t have been pleasant.

Soo-Jung continued, “This was kept a secret from Gaia, of course. I don’t know the details of Project Adam. This was and still is the biggest secret in the universe. It’s not even included in the Tower’s records.”

She pointed at Gi-Gyu once more.

“Only he, the one inside of you, knows the truth. This experiment continued, and in the...