‘Why on earth would I save Jung Ha-Yan?’0

The first thing that came to mind was doubt.0

‘Seriously, why?’0

This was going to sound harsh, but Jung Ha-Yan’s death had already been decided. It was one of the biggest stories in the first life, and it was also the longest, hardest project among the masked scum’s schemes. She was the only card, the only key, that could balance humanity with the Outer Gods, and at the same time, she was one of the most powerful individuals alive. Her feats, turning ground warfare into naval warfare and teleporting away the whole of Lindel, hardly need repeating.1

In the first life, the one closest to Divinity wasn’t Kim Hyun-Sung or Lee Ki-Young, but Jung Ha-Yan. That was why her death was inevitable.0

‘Because she was the strongest in the world.’0

The timing of her exit was also nothing short of perfect. It came when humanity and the Outer Gods were locked in battle. Humanity was throwing every last resource into the fray, and just when Ki-Young and Ji-Hye started to believe that they could finally control the continent, Jung Ha-Yan stepped down from the stage. 0

Soon afterward, Ji-Hye also left the stage, and Ki-Young’s regression plan began—no, it...0