“There’s something…I want to confirm.”1

Though he couldn’t be certain, Chi-Woo realized that it had taken great courage for Chi-Hyun to say what he had just said out loud.0

“It sounds like there’s something you want to see again.”0

Chi-Hyun flinched as Chi-Woo guessed what he was thinking without even being told, but in the end, he nodded with a determined look on his face.0

Chi-Woo nodded back and flicked his hand lightly without saying anything. From that point on, the world’s time began to rewind. The opened front door closed again, and Chi-Hyun walked backward up the stairs. Soon, Chi-Hyun regained his senses and realized that he had returned to the same situation from before. This was the day when Chi-Woo turned twenty years old; it was the day Princess Sahee told him that he could kill his brother.0

His brother appeared to know this truth, or else there would be no explaining his behavior. Chi-Hyun raised his head with wavering eyes and saw his brother’s face right in front of him. His brother was frozen in place while holding a kitchen knife and rushing toward him. Seeing his brother’s face twisted like a vengeful spirit, Chi-Hyun’s breathing shook. He knew the truth. His brother had lived like an ordinary person while he was a hero called the legend. He could easily deal with an attack like this so that no one got hurt.0

Yet Chi-Hyun didn’t do that. It wasn’t that he couldn’t, but he chose not to. It was true that there was a part of him that felt conflicted, and so,...0