Chi-Hyun’s hand swung down, and the wounded girl tightly shut her eyes. That was why she didn’t witness what happened next, but all the others did—before Chi-Hyun’s hand could crack the top of the girl’s head, a white figure suddenly entered like a ray of light and stood between the two.

Thud! The earth and sky shook. The mere clash of Chi-Hyun’s hand with the figure’s leg was enough to crack open the land and make the shards thrust heavenward, and even the sky tremored. It was truly a formidable force. The aftermath of the collision swept through the surroundings. The girl clenching her teeth flinched and trembled. She opened her eyes automatically at the sudden strange phenomenon. When she raised her head without thinking, she saw the back of a young man blocking Chi-Hyun’s hand by raising his leg.

“Are you all right?” Chi-Woo turned around and smiled. The girl couldn’t say anything and looked up blankly with her eyes shaking relentlessly. She wasn’t the only one staring at Chi-Woo—the same went for Bael, Boboris, the Last Dragon, and Chi-Hyun. They had thought everything was over and hadn’t expected the intervention of a third-party. The man really popped out of the blue, and there was no other way to explain his appearance except that he fell from the sky.

Chi-Hyun’s eyes briefly moved toward the leg that blocked his hand. He had attacked with what was close to his full strength, but his opponent had blocked it without much difficulty. This newcomer was no ordinary person. “…What is this?”

Chi-Woo...