Hyeonu stopped walking. He stood on the street and pulled down Tang-E, who had his legs on both shoulders.

“What does that mean? What do you mean by you know?” Hyeonu asked while making eye contact with Tang-E. This was an important question.

“No... I just know what the altar looks like now.” Tang-E waved his paws as if to calm Hyeonu’s excitement.

“Really? I see...” Hyeonu quickly made a depressed expression. It was a shame. If Tang-E knew the location of the altar... 

There would be no reason to stay in Arperium any longer.

Tang-E tilted his head slightly and told Hyeonu, “By the way, I think I’ve seen something like that, Master dude.” 

“Really? Where did you see it? Where?” Hyeonu’s eyes widened and he shook his hands that were holding Tang-E. It was indeed an exquisite play of push and pull. Tang-E repeatedly lifted up Hyeonu’s heart and then let go.

“Uhh... Don’t shake it, Master dude. I’m dizzy.” Tang-E had a sullen expression on his face as he was shaken up and down.

Hyeonu realized he made a mistake and stopped shaking Tang-E’s body. Hyeonu pushed his face toward...