After breakfast, Do-Jun would briefly read the morning paper before heading to work. This had become his new morning routine. Seven months had already passed since he returned to Earth from the Central Plains, and he believed he had integrated quite well into life on modern Earth. Newspapers played a significant role in helping him adapt.2

“Daddy,” Byeol called him.0

Do-Jun set down the paper and smiled warmly at the little girl, who had approached him unnoticed. She had woken up early for a change, which was quite admirable.0

“I am leaving home,” she declared, but Do-Jun’s expression didn’t change.0

Was it because his emotions were dulled? No, that wasn’t the case. Yoon-Hee, on the other hand, rushed over in a panic from where she was getting ready for school.0

“B-Byeol! What do you mean by that? Why are you leaving home?” she asked.0

Byeol didn’t understand why Yoon-Hee was overreacting when she was simply telling them she was going out.0

Do-Jun picked up Byeol and looked her in the eyes as he asked, “Are you leaving our home?”0

“Yup. Leaving our home.”0

“When will...0