“I’m going to add a condition.” Chi-Woo’s answer was unexpected. “I want to become stronger.”

Chi-Hyun furrowed his brows and replied, “If you’re talking about training, I trained you—no, I was in the process of training you.”

“I’m not just talking about training.” Chi-Woo sighed and continued, “I’m not only talking about improving the stats in my user information. As you said, I’m lacking in every way right now.”

“That’s right.”

“Yeah, I’ve lived as an ordinary person for most of my life, so it’s natural that I’m lacking. But I’m here anyway. I can’t remain ignorant anymore.”

“…”

“And I shouldn’t keep talking about how I didn’t know.” Chi-Woo spoke firmly. “I have to know now.”

Chi-Hyun suddenly realized that his brother was craving something. Chi-Woo had been constantly training, but he hadn’t felt like he had gotten much stronger. First, it was because all the enemies he’d dealt with so far were at least on par with middle-level bosses. Second, Chi-Woo was still inexperienced. Just being good at fighting and having excellent skills were not enough. Chi-Woo wanted to have the perspective and mindset appropriate for the current Liber.

He wanted to have the vision to see not just black and white, but gray areas as well. It was not an easy decision to make, since Chi-Woo had to change his perspective and mindset 180 degrees. It would be as much of a struggle as a veteran soldier fighting on the battlefield for years to return to normal society. However, Chi-Woo was right. He had come to Liber anyway, and if he wanted to survive, he had no choice but to adapt further.

“…So what do you really want to say?” Chi-Hyun asked.

“Please lead me.”

“?”

“I’ll do as you say. If you lock...