A middle-aged man with a stern look was standing there with a bastard sword in his hand. The man was both foreign and familiar to Chang-Sun.0

“Tan.” Chang-Sun nodded.0

“…You must really be him, to call me by that name,” the middle-aged man murmured.0

The man’s name was Tanis Loberial. As the red lightning guard’s follower and right-hand man, Tanis was called Tan by the guard, but he never called Tanis that in public. That was why Tanis had to believe that Chang-Sun had harmonized with the red lightning guard.0

Tanis had been very shocked when he first received Chang-Sun’s telepathic message. Since Tanis had only been on Tomte’s side to get revenge for the red lightning guard, he had immediately joined Chang-Sun’s side after receiving the message, but he still retained a trace of doubt. It seemed that doubt was unnecessary, however, because even Chang-Sun’s smile was similar to the red lightning guard’s.1

After a moment of reminiscence, Tanis’s expression quickly turned serious as he said, “It’s dangerous to head that way. Based on what we’ve learned so far, each boulder seems to have a limit on how many people can step on it.”0

Chang-Sun nodded after checking the durability of the...0