There was a saying that ‘time is the best medicine.’ Forgetting was a blessing given to the human brain. Painful and difficult memories, even happy memories gradually faded and were forgotten as time passed by. That was the case for Chi-Woo in the recent great war. The misery of the war and the relief of victory gradually became merely one of the many events that happened over time.

Of course, since it was such a big event, it hadn’t become a dim, summer night’s dream just yet, but enough time had passed for him to step away from it and look at the future that was about to come. There was still too long a road ahead of Chi-Woo for him to linger on his memories of the previous war.

Now back to the main point. Humanity and the League had won the recent war. This fact was undeniable, but what was next? After fulfilling the challenge of ‘winning and surviving’, what were the appropriate next steps? Chi-Woo agonized over this. There were many things that came to mind, but once he tried to act upon it, he didn’t know where to start. The first reason was that Chi-Woo was the leader of an organization, and his decision didn’t affect only himself. Secondly, there were way too many things to do. Since he had to consider dozens of people rather than a couple, and he had to weigh the importance of each task, he was left at a loss by the whole affair.

Of course, Chi-Woo didn’t need to rack his head in frustration for answers. There was someone who was way better at reading the future than him—for example, Chi-Hyun....