Ismile asked Chi-Woo to at least reveal his name. Apoline nodded. Though she had gone on a whole expedition with Chi-Woo, she still didn’t know his name. She did hear him introduce himself as Chichibbong, but she didn’t believe it. There was no way a person could have a name like that even if they considered cultural differences.

“What are you doing? Can’t you at least tell us your name?” Apoline asked. But Chi-Woo didn’t open his mouth and simply glared at Ismile, who was smiling at him. People like Apoline might wonder what the big deal was about revealing a name, but it was different for Ismile. Ismile knew Chi-Woo’s situation and who he was. Thus, Chi-Woo didn’t know why Ismile was putting him in such a tight spot.

“Does it even matter?” It was then a clear voice spoke up, sounding so bright and pure that it seemed otherworldly. “He already proved himself enough from the fact that he was invited to this meeting. And what does revealing his name have to do with the current situation?”

Everyone turned to the voice. It was the first time that Alice Ho Lactea spoke up. Alice continued, “I think the important thing is how we would be able to prevent the definite future of the godly territory’s destruction.”

As Alice spoke, Chi-Woo could clearly see Ismile’s expression falter a bit. And it was more surprising to see how the others—Apoline, Yeriel, and Emmanuel, who had been agreeing with Ismile—suddenly didn’t dare to open their...