When Chi-Woo left the palace and returned home, there was no strength in his footsteps. Even though he had settled a deal with his brother, his heart remained heavy because his brother’s words kept floating around his mind.

[User Choi Chi-Woo.]

It was at that moment he heard his assistant, Mimi.

[I don’t think you did anything wrong.]

[There’s nothing wrong with what user Chi-Hyun said. Instead, he is extremely realistic.]

[However, being realistic doesn’t necessarily mean you’re right.]

[Especially from a long-term perspective.]

Mimi continued.

[What’s clear is that you have accomplished a very difficult task, prevented a disaster doomed to happen, and reversed the situation.]

[No one knows how this event will change things in the future, so I respect and support your decision.]

Mimi’s words poured into his mind like water. It felt like she had been holding her thoughts while Chi-Woo was talking with his brother and voiced them as soon as he left.

–Yeah, that’s right, punk.

Philip, who had come back without him noticing, added a few words as well.

–Your brother is…how do I say it? I’m not saying he’s bad, but he’s a bit too much.

Philip continued with his arms folded.

–If I had a daughter, and there was only you and your brother left in this whole world, I would choose you to marry her without hesitation. You get what I'm saying?

‘What the hell is up with that far-fetched analogy all of a sudden.’

Chi-Woo’s expression turned bewildered, but he knew that Mimi and Philip were both trying to comfort him.

–I'm telling you to cheer up. The holy territory has greater effects. It’s also way safer than an old, run-down city like this. It’s actually...