Go Hyung-Chul and Heo Sung-Hoon simultaneously answered, “We don’t know.”

Disappointed, Gi-Gyu remained quiet. They had no reason to lie. Then, he stared at Go Hyung-Chul questioningly.

Go Hyung-Chul had followed the Vatican players and found such valuable information. So, how did he not know the Vatican’s location?

Noticing the stare, Go Hyung-Chul muttered, “Staring at me won’t change anything. I can’t tell you what I don’t know. I followed them but couldn’t track them to their headquarters.”

Go Hyung-Chul slumped as shame flashed in his eyes. He added, “I wasn’t good enough.”

Raising his face to look at Gi-Gyu, Go Hyung-Chul explained bitterly, “It was partly because the Vatican players were more powerful than I thought, but… The bigger reason was that I just couldn’t trace them.”

“...?”

“I guess you could say I couldn’t follow their trail,” Go Hyung-Chul seemed to be mocking himself. “They disappeared like a mirage… I couldn’t find a single clue as to where they were going.”

Go Hyung-Chul had admitted that he was simply not skilled enough to find the Vatican. Instead of accusing Go Hyung-Chul, Gi-Gyu turned to look at Heo Sung-Hoon.

“The Vatican’s location has never been released. After their home was destroyed, they refused to...