Yeon-woo grinned because the letter was just like Kahn. He’d disappeared and never showed himself even when Yeon-woo had looked for him, and yet this was how. He started his letter.

The letter was long, and the first section mostly asked after Yeon-woo. Kahn only shared what had happened to him towards the end.

“Actually, after that day, I became very busy. I made a deal with the Devil Army.”

Yeon-woo’s expression hardened, and his eyes flashed. A deal with the Devil Army wasn’t something to be taken lightly. ‘Victoria said that their pursuers and Kahn were gone when she woke up.’

There weren’t any details about Kahn’s deal with the Devil Army. All he said was not to worry about him and that he was doing fine.

“Anyway, I left for the first time in a long while to meet my damned father, and I heard that you were asking around for me, so I thought I’d write to you.

“I heard that you do deals here, too? Dang. I’m getting this done through connections, but you’re really amazing, huh?”  

Yeon-woo lifted his eyes to look at Atran. He didn’t say anything, but Atran shook his head as if he knew what he was going to ask. “You already know that we’re extremely discreet about our customers. However, depending on the person, some restrictions are relaxed. Sir Kahn is of...