Gang Junggu stopped in front of the huge temple and took a deep breath, “Huup...”

‘I can’t make a mistake today. No.’

It was an issue to be handled face-to-face. This was a request from his younger brother, not anyone else. Even if he couldn’t help out, he couldn’t afford to do something wrong.

Gang Junggu entered the temple slowly. The temple was large in size, and there were many people present. All sorts of people were gathered, ranging from those who were offering prayers to those who were wielding swords or spears or using martial arts.

Gang Junggu approached a young man. This young man stood out, but it was he was the only one in an empty area. Gang Junggu cleared his throat with a dry cough and spoke cautiously to the young man, “Heizer. Are you reading?” 

“Oh, Junggu. I was waiting for you.” The young man, Heizer, closed the book he was reading and welcomed Gang Junggu.

“I hope I haven’t interrupted your reading time, Heizer.”

“Don’t say that. Don’t you know how much I like talking to you?” Heizer waved his hand. It was true. Heizer had spent his childhood...