Completely transparent—hiding nothing, Richard revealed his ambition to take over the UD Group, even sharing some insider information.0

“Of course, the process won’t be easy. We’re not the only ones eyeing to take over the group—”0

“Don’t address ourselves as ‘we’ just yet. You’re getting ahead of yourself,” interjected Se-Hoon coolly.0

“Tsk…giving me the cold shoulder, aren’t you?” 0

But despite Richard’s slightly irritated mutter, he continued nonetheless. “Anyway, my siblings are also vying for the President position. Internally, our group has even split into two major factions already—the traditionalists and the reformists.”0

“The two have split based on how they were born, I assume?”0

“There are other reasons, but yes, that’s one of the determining factors.” 0

The traditionalists were clearly children born when Wurgen was still human, whereas the reformists were those created by combining souls with necromancy. Unable to come to terms, the two factions kept each other in check.0

“The traditionalists are led by Laura and Daniel’s family, while the reformists rally behind the forty-second child, Julia. It’s quite the spectacle when they meet each other.”0

Judging from Richard’s words, the power struggle among Wurgen’s children for control of the UD Group seemed to be intense. And considering fights over a single house could get nasty enough, the competition to take the helm of a global megacorporation would naturally be far more brut...0