Chapter 43: Mana Storm’s Fury
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The window visible to Senjo Count darkened in an instant. “What’s happening?” “I-It seems to be a Mana Storm! The radar’s gone completely white!” “Mana Storm, my foot. It must…
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Chapter 42: The Broadcast of Doom
“I’ll go out.” Han Junghwa said. Guild Master Kang Sungpyo shook his head. “That’s suicide.” Even Kang Sungpyo, an S-class Hunter, found it difficult to go outside in this situation.…
Chapter 41: The Mask Comes Off
“It’s really huge.” Choi Kangjoong went over to where Kuongi was and took a look for himself. A living creature one kilometer long and a hundred meters wide was awe-inspiring…
Chapter 26: Zack’s Icy Plunge
The tranquil beach of the Hwatang Bath, where crimson waves of magma gently lapped at the shore. “Is that person having a rough day?” The External Cooperation Department Negotiator, who…
Chapter 25: When Flowers Birthed Hellfire
Above the Negotiator’s head, the cracks in the cliff face were drawing ever closer. The Negotiator shouted in a panic. “Hurry down! Everyone to the boat!” The Boiling Hell envoys…
Chapter 24: Silent Seed, Shattering Stone: Promotion Team’s Trial
The accommodations assigned to the Promotion Team in Boiling Hell were quite pleasant. The walls, tinted black, seemed to be made from the same cold steelstone as the exercise equipment…
Chapter 40: Source of Chaos
“This must be a Gate Stone.” Choi Kangjoong turned the Gate Stone over in his hands. At a glance, it looked just like a glass ornament. It seemed like something…
Chapter 39: The Feast of Three Armies
The next day, Senjo Count’s fleet approached. They left 50 ships outside the dimension and brought only about 10 closer. Like wary wild animals, they crept up to the dimensional…
Chapter 36: Trilateral Diplomacy
When I was suddenly summoned by the king’s order, I wondered what was going on and made my way to the audience chamber, only to find that the usual familiar…
Chapter 35: Return
This business trip was, in hindsight, rather short. Since leaving the Kingdom of Lumin, more than two weeks had passed, but in terms of distance, it was as if I…