The doomsday clock had only been slowed down. But humans would rather see the bright present than the dark future.

Even though they knew their world was becoming darker by the minute, they never changed. It was inevitable, since nothing had happened that would alert the entire human race until the end of the world was upon them.

What happened in New Jersey could have been their wake-up call if Ji-Cheok had not stopped the Cyclops… However, if he hadn’t stopped them, the doomsday clock would have also run faster.

“It’s not a matter of faith, grandpa,” Ji-Han said.

“Then what is it?”

“It’s a matter of fact. And you know that Bi-Ga has known this for a long time.”

“I know that Bi-Ga is delusional, if that’s what you are implying. Hm… I still find it hard to believe.”

“I am not going to try to convince you.”

“I see.”

“I am just doing what I have to do, and I would appreciate it if you didn’t interfere.”

“What are you gonna do if we do interfere?” Su-Gi interjected again.

Ji-Han looked at Su-Gi expressionlessly.

“Anyone that hinders my plan will be dealt with.”

“You little… How dare you… in front of our grandfather…”

“Huhuhu. You’ve become very bold,” Man-Deuk smirked.

Ji-Han wondered how he could name his grandchildren according to their future abilities, but not predict this destructive...