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A mystical potion that cures all diseases.
It's magic, so there's a decent chance that includes eternal sleep.
It only takes three ingredients to craft this Elixir of Life,
and while I don't have any of them yet,
I do know exactly where they are.
But...
going back to that castle as I am now is a death wish.
I need to level up more.
Stronger.
I need to get stronger.
What? You're saying you accept then?
I'm saying things have changed.
Raiding a handful of C-rank dungeons could benefit me, so I'm in.
Yes! Yes!
That's if you agree to one condition.
Sure. Name whatever your heart desires and it's yours.
No strike team. Only you and I go in.
You want the two of us to clear 19 C-rank dungeons by ourselves?
So do we have a deal?
We can't do it.
Every C-rank raid requires a minimum of
eight hunters to even step through the gate.
We'll take a page out of Dongsuk Hwang's book.
Pay people to meet the quota while we do the work.
I... I don't know. It's a little too risky.
So think about it this way.
Fewer people going in means less chance of casualties
and you know we can come out unscathed.
Clearing 19 dungeons accident-free is huge.
And since you're doing this to persuade your father,
wouldn't a triumph like that help?
It certainly wouldn't hurt.
Boss, let's do it! 19 raids!
Okay, I'll handle arranging gates and recruits.
Hello there, sir. Is there something you need?
Very impressive.
I'd expect nothing less from an S-rank though.
I was waiting for the right moment to approach you, Miss Cha.
Sorry to interrupt your training.
But here, please take my card.
It's been over a decade since the gates first appeared.
The world has changed at a dizzying pace.
Infrastructure, the economy, media, and even politics.
The dungeons have affected all of those in some shape or form.
Take our infrastructure.
It would appear the very foundation of our lives
can no longer operate without the resources found in the gates.
You hunters are the only ones able to retrieve those resources, you know.
Then there's the Hunter's Association.
The government will continue to fund them
as long as there are hunters to be overseen.
After all, without the Association, who would assess the hunters?
How would they be ranked and registered?
They manage gates that don't go to auction.
They handle dungeon breaks.
And yet the Association is nothing more than a function of the state.
The ones who collect the majority of dungeon
resources to keep our economy going are the guilds.
Essentially a business that's been capitalizing on a market need.
They're extremely wealthy because they struck while the iron was hot,
and it's still burning.
Just look at the Hunter's Guild,
The White Tiger Guild, The Reaper Guild, The Fame Guild, and The Knight's Guild.
The five largest in the country.
They have a functional monopoly on all dungeon-related profits.
Suits them fine, but I see no reason we should allow that to persist.
Dungeon resources are important to everyday life.
Simply leaving their collection to a group of mercenaries is out of the question.
We've contributed so much to this country.
Why stop now?
We should handle this age of dungeons too.
So we'll establish our own guild.
You realize how crucial that is, right son?
Yes, of course.
Well that may be true,
but recruiting an S-rank hunter to act as my
brother's business partner is such a dicey move.
Especially when I'm right here.
Looks like none of the extra reps count anymore.
And that cursed random loot box
I was offered for the secret quest isn't available now.
The system only let me have one of the two.
Man,
there's a chance I could've gotten another item as valuable as the Demon's Castle key.
But random loot boxes aren't all bad.
I mean, the key to that instance dungeon came from one, so...
Maybe...
Hmm, maybe not.
With my stats as high as they are now,
three points aren't enough to make much difference anymore.
It'd be nice if I still had an efficient way to level up.
Those C-rank raids will help, but I gotta wait on Jinho.
Oh yeah, the Penalty Zone.
I can fight that centipede and...
No.
I'd have an easier time running from that thing now, but beating it?
And what if I don't gain experience, cause it's a punishment?
They need hunters for a D-rank gate.
And the biggest pro is that it's a good chance to level up.
But then the con is that I'd be fighting with a strike team.
Should I pass?
Beggars can't be choosers.
This is frustrating.
You're too good.
I didn't stand a chance.
Sure you did, but I'm not ready to lose.
I wish you were still at your best.
To fight you in your prime would be an honor.
Come on, it's been a few months now.
When are you gonna stop fretting over my arm.
Huh?
Another emergency summons.
Low ranks get a lot of these for what amounts to running errands.
But you answer. Is retiring completely out then?
Me retire?
I see your point.
Not only am I getting up there in age,
I've got a missing limb to hold me back.
No! That's not what I meant, Master.
Well, I only lost my arm when I could have lost my life.
Even though my best years are long gone,
I'd really like to spend whatever time I have left helping people out.
My next raid request came in.
You know, honey.
Isn't it about time you considered a career besides hunting?
Not this again.
It's so dangerous.
How many people died in that one raid before?
And how close were you to dying right along with them?
I guess, pretty close.
Daddy! Up, up!
Eunji.
I hear you.
But Eunji is starting preschool and Eunha's going to middle school.
So we need the money, don't we?
I suppose, but...
It'll be fine.
The Association makes it a point not to send lower ranks into trickier dungeons.
That one incident was just an exception.
You're right.
I'm sorry for making such a fuss.
I get why you do, though.
Please be careful, okay?
Well, that's a given.
You know I love you.
Hey, Daddy.
Yeah?
What's going on?
Are you strong?
Like superheroes?
Oh, you bet I am.
Your daddy can beat up the scariest monster you've ever seen.
Wow, you're really, really, really strong huh.
You have got some damn nerve!
Are you going to tell me why?
Don't play dumb! You wasted my time and stuck me with that interview!
I caught it, by the way.
You made a very good impression, so bravo.
I found your answers both insightful and sincere.
Oh, take your empty flattery and shove it!
You should just admit that interview was supposed to be for you, not me!
Well, let's recap the offer made to Chairman Go.
Last I checked, they wanted a talented hunter who had great character.
They also asked that he be dedicated to his job.
With all that in mind, it doesn't sound like they wanted me, does it?
At least you realize how sketchy you are.
Ah, well.
It's done.
So, what's this about?
I'm glad I got to tell you off.
That can't be why you asked to speak in person.
Look behind you and you'll see a detailed report about
something I thought should be brought to your attention.
Yoojin Construction are getting ready to launch their own guild.
I heard.
The moves they've been making are pretty underhanded.
They've been headhunting at my guild.
Then I suppose, since you already know, I have wasted your time twice in a row now.
Yeah, well, I already know that you knew that I knew.
So, can we please cut the crap?
I'll ask once more.
What's this really about?
You haven't called lately, so I'm glad I got a hold of you.
Is everything okay?
Work been good?
Yeah.
You've always been such a scaredy-cat, Joohee.
Makes it hard to picture you being a hunter.
You're B-rank, right?
I know that's supposed to mean you're pretty strong.
But wouldn't someone with your issues just get in the way?
Come on back home and help run the family business.
Your daddy's work...
Look, my life isn't yours to control!
I'm a grown woman who makes her own choices, so just drop it!
Joohee, what in the world is all this-
I get in the way?
But,
I want to try.
Just a bit longer.
Pardon the intrusion.
Hunter Hae-in Cha, and what can I do for you today?
Nothing really, sir.
I just wanted to let you know a scout from Yoojin Construction offered me a job.
Here's the card he gave me.
I see.
Apparently, they have plans to launch a new guild soon,
and were hoping I'd join them as their guildmaster, so...
They have good taste,
but I assume you're telling me this because you turned their offer down, right?
Right.
Without any hesitation, sir.
Thanks for your loyalty.
And honesty.
Of course.
Also, um,
I noticed that President Baek was leaving your office as I was on my way in, sir.
May I ask what brought him here?
I'd like to know your honest thoughts regarding Jeju Island.
Jeju Island?
Why suddenly bring that up?
Because it should be discussed, not sealed off and forgotten due to our failure.
But only occasional reconnaissance is done from the shore,
and the public receives a single annual update about any changes.
People are trying to forget it all,
to wipe the site and its horrors from their minds.
Maybe, but you can't exactly blame them.
I refuse!
No matter how common place gates may have become, or how much I get
fawned over as the ultimate weapon of humanity,
I will never, and I mean never, let the memory of Jeju slip away.
I can't leave that island as it is,
which is why I intend to clear it in the very near future.
And to accomplish that,
I need you and the others to be on the same page.
We have to grow stronger, gather allies, and sway public opinion in our favor.
Hence the interview and your push to train new hunters.
I would think that you'd want to return to Jeju.
Isn't there something you left behind?
Eunseok.
Byung-gu.
I'll beg you, if that's what it takes.
Just please kill them.
I'm heading out.
I can't believe you're working on a holiday.
You sure keep busy lately.
Yeah, I guess.
What universe is this?
You used to have some downtime after every gate because you would get injured.
Is all that training paying off?
Probably.
In any case, I have a stable income now.
Be happy.
Uh, okay.
Hey, where's all your gear?
Hello?
Don't worry about it.
See ya.
Wait, what the...
Not like it's just a trip to the convenience store.
Since my awakening didn't affect my physical strength,
my sword is useless against magical beasts.
The martial arts I've spent decades refining
don't really help my magic-based powers.
A seasoned swordsman like myself becoming
a mage hunter is quite a twist of fate.
Surely there's a reason for it.
Hm?
Jinwoo?
Mr. Song.
So it is you. Wow, I hardly recognize you.
It has been a while, huh?
What are the odds we just meet on the street?
I gotta say though,
what happened to the gentle Jinwoo I used to know?
It's only been a few short months, but you're like a new man.
Especially since I recall you losing your right leg.
I did, but when I woke up in the hospital, it was still there.
Well,
I heard the White Tigers found you.
Bet you anything there was a high-ranked healer among them.
Whatever the case,
you have way too much life to live, so it's a relief you're healed.
That's nice of you to say.
I wish you were too.
Oh, well. Maybe if I had gotten to a decent healer in time.
But I've accepted it now.
Anyway, chance meeting or not, I'm really glad I got to see you again.
I've been wanting to ever since I heard you lived.
So what brought you to this part of town?
The Association messaged me, said it's urgent.
I got the message too.
Huh how is that for a coincidence?
This is quite the little reunion.
You're really here.
Joohee, hey.
Look at that.
The gang's all here.
Of course they're ashamed.
We escaped with our lives,
but sacrificed Jinwoo in order to do so.
And Sangshik also threatened me at sword point.
No wonder he can't look me in the eye either.
That aside,
five of the six survivors being reunited like this makes you wonder.
Oh my gosh,
this is surreal.
You are Jinwoo, aren't you?
I am.
I swear.
Your leg looks like it was never severed and you're so tall.
I guess you were okay the day I came to visit.
You came to visit?
We got a fine little lady in this group, fellas.
Ditch that loser.
Why not come get hot and heavy with me, baby?
I know all kinds of games.
Shut your dirty mouth.
This isn't a play date.
Hunters,
if you step this way, I'll brief you on the unique circumstances of your raid today.
Yeah, that'd be nice.
You all will be accompanied by
three prisoner substitute hunters who are out on good behavior.
Substitute hunters?
You expect us to fight alongside criminals?
It's true they are convicted men.
However, they're here to reduce their jail time
so they shouldn't cause you grief.
We've little choice in the matter due to the shortage of local hunters.
Please understand.
For crying out loud.
You'll also be joined by an overseer from the Association, Taeshik Kang.
He's B-rank so even in the worst case scenario,
he'll be able to handle three C-rank criminals with ease.
So you can rest assured.
Something isn't right.
Hey, maybe you should sit this out, Joohee.
Are you bailing too?
No, I'm going.
Alright, then so am I.
Fair enough.
Damn, it's good to be free.
Even if we gotta work for it.
They're chaining us like animals.
You're the good guy, so why so evil?
Shut up.
You're chained because you're convicts.
And you know what happens if you act up while the chains are off.
As my associate previously mentioned, I'm Taeshik Kang of the surveillance team.
I'll be keeping an eye on those three throughout the raid.
So you can relax.
We'll need a leader, though.
Do we have any volunteers?
What do you say?
Think you'd be willing to follow my lead again?
Of course I would, sir.
I appreciate you giving me this chance.
You don't have to bow.
On that day, seven people died because of me.
The magnitude of my failure cannot be understated.
But six of us did make it out because of you.
So let me say this on behalf of all the survivors.
I am so grateful to you.
Mr. Song, stand up, please.
And what about you, Sangshik?
Do you care if I take the lead?
If that's what you want, go ahead.
Right.
Well, it's settled.
I volunteer to take point in today's raid.
Thank you for your courage.
Let's get underway then.
Brace yourselves, everyone.
Here we go.
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