Gi-Gyu’s face showed confusion, but he could understand the situation in his head. That confusion was just the materialization of his internal awe. 

Soo-Jung asked him bluntly, “Why are you making that face?”  

Soo-Jung didn’t seem all that happy about where she was. Before Gi-Gyu could reply, Oh Tae-Gu explained, “I wouldn’t say my relationship with Lucifer is a bad one. Of course, how she must think of me is a completely different matter.” 

“Ah, I see…” replied Gi-Gyu.

Currently, Gi-Gyu was in a small tea house with Tae-Gu and Soo-Jung. When Soo-Jung first told him they needed to meet someone together, Gi-Gyu had no idea whom she was talking about. He made a few guesses along the way, but the KPA president wasn’t one. 

Gi-Gyu watched Soo-Jung make several calls before bringing him to this shabby tea house. When they arrived, Tae-Gu was already waiting for them.

‘I guess this shouldn’t surprise me,” Gi-Gyu thought. It was strange seeing them together; he realized it made sense when he thought about it. Tae-Gu and Soo-Jung were top players, they were most active around the same time, and they were both Koreans. So, it made perfect sense that Tae-Gu and Soo-Jung knew each other.

Since Gi-Gyu had never seen Soo-Jung in contact with the association, he never considered the possibility that Soo-Jung and...