Chi-Woo ran. All he focused on while carrying the girl was running. He didn’t know where he was going or even where he was.

‘Something is strange.’ At some point, he had a feeling that he had been going in circles, but he just kept running toward where the girl pointed him to. The one silver lining was the fact that no more arrows or other projectiles were coming their way. Since he kept evading their attacks, it seemed his enemies were now chasing after him in person. It wasn’t like all the danger was gone, but Chi-Woo placed all worries and fears behind him and took a turn.

Although the city was in ruins now because of the war, they soon arrived at a place that used to be the downtown area. There, the girl raised her index finger. Chi-Woo looked over, and his eyes widened. There was a sizable building built out of faded white marbles. High rising steeples stood on each of its corners like a lighthouse and were connected by walls to form a square shape. On top, there lay a dome in the shape of an onion, and below it was an arched entrance. Surprisingly, the exterior of the building was intact. It showed signs of weathering, but no effects of the war. There were two possibilities: it was...