Dungeon & Commander (38)
I've already checked in my luggage.
Yoo Min-jeong, standing in front of the departure gate, gazed at Choi Muhyun, Yeom Sang-taek, and Kim Jun, who had come to see her off this far.
"Don't slack off just because I'm gone. I'll check with the master every day."
"With this guy here, you think we can afford to slack off?"
Choi Muhyun jerked his chin toward Kim Jun.
Yoo Min-jeong let out a soft chuckle and stepped forward to give Choi Muhyun a light hug. Next came Yeom Sang-taek.
Finally, Kim Jun.
Not wanting to show any sign of weakness, Yoo Min-jeong strode through the gate without looking back.
The departure screening was incredibly swift.
Her father's friend was a high-ranking official at the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, so she received full VIP treatment. No waiting—she went straight to the portal.
A massive metal box without a single window loomed into view.
She'd used it a few times before. No fear lingered. Still, the idea that this box could pierce through space and whisk her to Ecuador on the far side of the Earth in an instant... it felt utterly unreal somehow.
The portal's core material was Podum, harvested from the cores of Portsaursus monsters that spawned in dungeons. Portals were even under construction on Mars right now.
The world is changing. Even in this very moment.
Yoo Min-jeong took a deep breath to steady her nerves and settled into her first-class seat at the stewardess's guidance.
It was spacious enough to lie down flat.
As soon as the passengers boarded, sleep gas began to seep out. Yoo Min-jeong drifted off naturally.
The instant the massive metal box began to vibrate, the spot stood empty. It had vanished—to the opposite side of the Earth.