Gi-Gyu knew Andras might have planted a spy in the Korean government. And that was partly why he had met with Kim Sung-Moo despite finding it cumbersome.

‘But Andras wouldn’t be this careless.’ 

Ostensibly, Gi-Gyu was wrong in assuming Kim Sung-Moo was Andras’ spy. Andras and his minions would never use silly methods like this. Only a greedy human could do something like this—someone who had overestimated themselves greatly.

Standing in front of a giant door, Gi-Gyu rang the doorbell. No one answered, even though he rang it a few times.

Just then, he felt several presences nearby. Gi-Gyu rang the bell again and announced, “If you don’t get rid of the players approaching me, things will get very ugly. If you still want to resolve this with a conversation, open this door right now.”

However, the players didn’t stop, making Gi-Gyu frown. He was about to step back when the firmly-closed door suddenly opened.

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“Would you like some tea?” Kim Sung-Moo tried to act nonchalant, but...