The situation for the orphanage kids changed drastically.

They began experiencing similar events as Han Jin-Seong. The changes were so extreme that Han Jin-Seong started worrying about the orphanage kids growing skeptical about their fellow human beings.

Fortunately, though, it seemed Han Jin-Seong was a unique case among the children. Uniquely filled with negative energy, that was. Once he realized that about himself, his worries no longer seemed necessary.

Maybe other children were still too young and immature to understand, or they never had any expectations from their fellow men in the first place? Either way, they weren't perturbed by the drastic changes in the attitude of their peers.

“Jin-Seong hyung, I think you're still stuck in that eighth grader syndrome phase.”

“...!” Han Jin-Seong was gut-punched by that reply from one of the younger orphanage kids. Even though he was asking them out of concern for their mental health, how could they...!

What Han Jin-Seong had been most worried about was cleanly dealt with… Just like that. He thought this kind of method wouldn't adequately deal with the girls' problems, but…

'How the hell did the girls' problems get handled even cleaner than the boys?'

After comparing 'hyungs' to the boys with 'unnies' to girls, Han Jin-Seong rapidly realized that women could be so much more frightening. Someone once told him that scary unnies from the past used to stick razor blades in gums and spit them out, and well...

However, once Han...