#79. Restoration

Catherine’s messenger didn’t seem willing to stay for very long. If he had arrived just a little earlier, his advice might have been useful, but now that it was too late, there was no reason for him to stay any longer.

From Kim Jin-Woo’s point of view, he had just barely lost the opportunity to avoid this preventable disaster, and thus the messenger’s relaxed attitude only annoyed him further. But nevertheless, he was able to obtain various pieces of information by asking the messenger all sorts of questions.

“So, what you’re saying is that there will be three more such incidents in the future?” Kim Jin-Woo asked.

“Even Master said she wasn’t sure if the Day of Restoration that will happen in the near future would be similar to today, or if it would present itself in a totally different form,” the messenger replied.

Kim Jin-Woo only got more frustrated. Of the four times that this disaster was going to happen, he could have prevented at least one of them from occurring, but the timing simply hadn’t been right for him.

But the first disaster had already occurred, and he had already spent a large fortune restoring his Grand Labyrinth. He knew he wasn’t going to be able to recover those lost fortunes by unleashing his frustrations on the messenger, nor would the Grand Labyrinth be in a better...