Hugo also saw a memory he didn’t want to see the most.

When Lee Gun had fallen into a nightmare, his disciples also had nightmares since they were connected to him.

Hugo’s most hated nightmare had taken place twenty years ago, after Lee Gun’s death. To be precise, it was Lee Gun’s state funeral. After Red Eye was killed, the news of Lee Gun’s death had spread, and his country held a state funeral for him.

In the end, Lee Gun’s headstone was placed in the National Cemetery, and Hugo was having a hard time leaving it. Of course, he had a life-or-death battle with the other Zodiac Saints, so his body wasn't in a good state. However, that wasn’t important.

“If you planned on complaining afterward like this, you should have never left the tower.”

“If you didn’t leave the tower, I bet Lee Gun would still be alive.”

It had been due to those words that Hugo’s hand had slipped from his bow and he had lost the fight against them. He didn’t even feel aggrieved at his loss. The Archer Saint couldn’t find fault with their words.

Lee Gun had sent him out to kill the monsters heading toward the city, but it was also true that Hugo had left his best friend, who was in poor health. Moreover, Hugo had prophesied that Lee Gun would die. He wondered if it had been a self-fulfilling prophecy. This was why he couldn’t leave the cemetery.

The memory that Hugo didn’t want to see the most was the sight of Lee Gun’s grave.

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