Chapter 65: Echoes of Regret
Aunei
In the capital, a long spring rain fell. Heoseokgyeom moved under the eaves where raindrops pattered. Breathing in, damp air filled his lungs. Lately, he often recalled past events or…
August 2025
Chapter 34: Judgment of Hilton
Piyush
A blue aura shimmered across Hilton’s entire body as illusions began to form. Once he was ready, Hilton’s illusions rushed at Evan, with the real Hilton blending in and closing…
Chapter 62: Chaos Storm
Bingpo, fueled by some inexplicable burst of mental energy, pushed past her limits, her speed kicking up a notch. No level-up, no stat boost, just raw agility somehow spiking—a rare…
Chapter 61: Salted Fish Like Me
What’s with all these cryptic weirdos? First, that white dragon back in the Dragon’s Grave, keeping all the ancient dragon clan secrets to itself, refusing to spill a single word.…
Chapter 60: The Tuna of the Salted Fish World!
Filo stared at the girl in front of her, and in a flash, she realized with perfect clarity who she was. From the intel she’d pieced together before, the Blood…
Chapter 59: Damn!
Since Bingpo and Chiyan were out, and the third floor’s reward chest was nabbed, no reason to stick around. Filo’s crew waved at the white dragon. The two dragons morphed…
Chapter 43: The Serum Heist
“Alright~ let’s spread it out, shall we?” Exitra even used Silph to disperse the antidote like a mist across the entire territory. At first, he considered sprinkling the antidote like…
Chapter 64: Whispers of Debt
Returning from the Pyeonggwang Trading Company to Wolhanseong, I headed to my quarters. But the moment I entered the hall, the atmosphere felt off. A heavy, sunken air. What’s going…
Chapter 63: Throneward Ambitions
I didn’t know when King Bonhyeon’s reply to my letter would come. But a personal letter stamped with the Lord of Wolhanseong’s seal wouldn’t be ignored long. He acted swiftly…
Chapter 62: Shadows of Strategy
I was moved to my quarters and collapsed into sleep. My eyes closed on their own. I slept deeply. A very deep sleep. The one fortunate thing was that my…