Chang-Sun and Baek Gyeo-Ul had not only been chasing after the Jigwi for the past four days.

“It seems to have given birth or something,” Chang-Sun observed. 

“Birth… Sir?” Gyeo-Ul repeated, tilting his head. 

“Yeah. The only way it makes sense that the Jigwi suddenly left its nest and abruptly started using so much more fire energy is if it’s trying to feed its offspring,” Chang-Sun explained. 

“Ah,” Gyeo-Ul replied with a nod.

“It seems we can use this to our advantage if we plan well… Besides, even a ranker can’t easily kill a mythical creature—no, a demonic creature like a Jigwi, so we have to prepare,” Chang-Sun said, looking back at Gyeo-Ul. 

“Do you have any good plans?” Gyeo-Ul asked.

“What about you?” Chang-Sun replied, gesturing at Gyeo-Ul with his chin. 

“I’ve come up with several plans, but I’m not sure whether they’re good,” Gyeo-Ul replied with a shrug. 

“Then let’s use my plan, but incorporate some of yours,” Chang-Sun suggested. 

“Yes, sir. What should we do first?” Gyeo-Ul asked.

“If my theory that the Jigwi has given birth to offspring is true, it’ll try to seek out nutritious food no matter what, making it easier for us to predict its route. So, we need to identify where it will go ahead of time and install traps in advance,” Chang-Sun explained. He was certain that the traps he had installed in the Jigwi’s nest would work on the Jigwi because he had already won several times in a combat simulation with Second Elder. 

Fortunately, it would not be difficult to predict the Jigwi’s...