“What happened?”0

Despite seeing the situation unfold in front of his own eyes, Sung-Ha could hardly believe it.0

The residual flame left by the Inferno Ring would normally only explode in response to the explosion trigger, a mana pulse created by the caster. Therefore, it was possible to scatter the ensuing flames like Aria did in the duel, but it was impossible to lose control of the explosions.0

But… it was taken away.1

The moment Se-Hoon’s hand, wrapped in mana, touched the residual flames, the trajectory of explosions twisted and poured toward him instead. 0

Sung-Ha’s thought process momentarily halted upon realizing that he had lost control over the Inferno Ring.0

Whoosh!0

Instinctively, he swung his fist toward Se-Hoon.0

Bang!!!0

The punch barely grazed Se-Hoon’s nose. If the first strike Se-Hoon had avoided was strong enough to force him to rest for at least four weeks, this one was strong enough to disable him for at least twelve weeks.1

This bastard is about to lose himself.0

Se-Hoon realized that Sung-Ha was almost no longer capable of rational thought from his eyes.0

The most significant reason, among many, that Sung-Ha was called the Mad Dog was the fact that he would relentlessly execute something without regard for the consequences. Once he decided to do something, he would undoubtedly carry it out, regardless of whether it was disadvantageous to him or not.0

It was a compulsion bordering on obsession, and the first incident that revealed this trait was the massacre of the Flame Sect.2

He wasn’t lying when he told me that he was born this way… 0

Right now, Se-Hoon had been forced to realize that Sung-Ha’s grumblings, which he had dismissed as nonsense, were true.1

He continued to skillfully dodge and deflect the punches thrown...0