It was the reunion Chi-Woo had waited for so longingly. It felt a bit too awkward for Chi-Woo to say that he missed his brother, and the meeting wasn’t as emotional as he thought it would be. No tears came to his eyes, and his brother seemed unfamiliar and new to him. For some reason, he even felt a bit embarrassed.

Looking back, Chi-Woo had no fond memories of sharing any brotherly bond with Chi-Hyun. The few occasions Chi-Woo saw his brother were chances for him to confirm that his brother was alive, and most of the time, he took no news as good news. They never went out to play as brothers even a single time. Of course, the fact that Chi-Woo was ten years younger than Chi-Hyun and that Chi-Hyun officially worked as a hero since the young age of four played a big factor in shaping their current relationship. And since Chi-Woo was unaware of all hero matters, he had naturally misunderstood their relationship.

Still, since they were connected by blood, Chi-Woo was glad to see his brother, and incomprehensible emotions surged inside him. Chi-Woo wondered what he should do. Should he lift his hand and wave? No, he shouldn’t. Their relationship would get found out if he did that. Then, since there were many eyes on them, should he smile slightly?

While Chi-Woo was wondering how he should respond, Apoline asked, “…Why are you suddenly acting like that?”

As she had been paying great heed to Chi-Hyun since...