Contrary to Sung-Woon’s worries, Lakrak already seemed interested.

Lakrak had been exposed to too many things ever since he was young to turn down an adventure. Lakrak had lost both his parents when he was a child, so he had to grow up without anyone’s help, and he had also fought a sabertooth tiger to protect his tribe at the time when they had gotten kicked out into the wilderness.

This caught Sung-Woon’s eye, and to Sung-Woon, Lakrak seemed to have the qualities to be a tribal chief, which also led to him becoming a High Priest that acted on behalf of God’s wills.

Not too long ago, with the help of God, Lakrak defeated the violent Lizardmen tribal chief, Beauer, flipped Beauer’s drake with one hand, and also defeated an Ancient Coleoptera when they crossed the wilderness once again. After that, he saw through the deceits of the Frogmen tribe that he met for the first time in his life and witnessed the guardian he believed in cut the inferior fiend the Frogmen worshiped into pieces.

Lakrak’s life had been full of excitement. He didn’t think of a new adventure as something dangerous, but rather as a trigger that could change the future.

There were many who opposed it when Lakrak said he would go to the Ancient Ruin himself, but his stubbornness won in the end. Zaol then told Lakrak that if he was going, she would have to go with him as his...