There was a boat waiting at the dock.

“It’s not even the next day, but I’m seeing you again,” a middle-aged man with a full beard said, looking at Chi-Hyun pitifully as he quietly got onto the boat.

“You look tired. Why don’t you sleep a bit on the way? I will wake you when we arrive.”

Chi-Hyun nodded and closed his eyes. After some time, the boat arrived at an island, and Chi-Hyun got off. He walked up a mountain and down to the crater. On his way into the cave, his face looked lifeless. He looked extremely tired and worn out. Yet the moment he passed through the portal, he showed no sign of any of that. His eyes emitted a frigid chill while his lips were firmly pressed together. Chi-Hyun was entering the Celestial Realm as a hero.

—Praise the light!

Angels lined up on both sides and exclaimed, but Chi-Hyun didn’t even spare them a glance. He didn’t seem to feel any emotions or feelings. He entered his family’s private lounge and buried himself into a sofa, waiting quietly. Soon afterward, there was a commotion outside. The door opened, and an angel with a cold impression and cascading blonde hair walked inside. It was Laguel.

“Thank you for coming, sir.” Laguel bowed politely and gulped. “I apologize. An incident we failed to account for has occurred, and we sincerely regret having to call for you—” But Laguel couldn’t finish her sentence when she saw Chi-Hyun’s dazed, empty eyes. After all the time they had spent together, she could recognize two truths...