After the war with the Abyss, or to be more exact, after Chi-Woo found out about the existence that had interfered and messed up his life, he had promised himself to become great. To become greater than anyone else and step on the law of causality. It didn’t matter that the existence was an intangible being. Even if he had to forcibly give it form, he vowed again and again to crush it. It was now time for him to keep that oath. Chi-Woo raised his arm and rummaged through the air as if he was looking for lost items.1

Soon after, Chi-Woo tightly clutched his hand like he finally found what he had been looking for, and his hand trembled; he felt a strong resistance, as if a captured mouse was twisting and squirming its whole body to escape his grasp. However, the mouse’s struggle was futile. When Chi-Woo clenched his teeth and opened his eyes wide, the calm flow of the circle turned volatile with the violent sound of a rupture. Chi-Woo threw his fist down as hard as he could like a hunter refusing to let his prey get away after capturing it, and he brutally dragged his prey out. The whole area fluctuated as if there was an earthquake; it was as if he had thrown an invisible giant to the groun...0