Chapter 45 Great Peace Sect (1)
The Great Peace Sect (1)
Chapter 46
As Seoul descended into chaos, the atmosphere at Seongmun General High School was thick with unease and confusion.
"We've searched the entire school, and they're nowhere to be found!"
"What do we do? Park Se-eun and Lee Ji-hyeon's group have really disappeared!"
"Damn it, this is driving me crazy!"
Among the students, the sudden disappearance of Park Se-eun's group had turned into terror. Particularly because Park Se-eun's ability to annihilate zombies had already become an indispensable power for them.
"Without Park Se-eun, if those monstrous things appear again... can we even win?"
The students all hung their heads, unable to answer. The uncertain future only deepened their anxiety.
Then, one student shattered that fear.
"I'll go look for them. If it weren't for Park Se-eun, we would've already been slaughtered by those monsters. Consider this repayment for saving our lives—I'll just scout the area briefly and come back. They probably haven't gone far since they disappeared so recently."
A male student stepped forward, his face sculpted like a work of art. His name was Kim Yeong-han.
"I'll go too."
"Me too."
Nine students voiced their agreement.
Despite protests from teachers and other students, they prepared to leave the school.
Before stepping out, Kim Yeong-han gathered everyone and spoke carefully.
"Once we leave, we might not be able to come back. Make sure you're all prepared."
The students did a final check of their equipment. Then, they climbed over the school's iron gates.
"!"
The world that unfolded before their eyes as they stepped outside was eerily silent and desolate. Countless buildings had collapsed into ruins, and the city center was now prowled by a massive monstrosity—an amalgamation of tens of thousands of zombies.
THUD—! THUD—!
With each step the colossal creature took, surrounding buildings crumbled, sending shockwaves rippling through the air.
"!"
Kim Yeong-han and the others quickly ducked into an alleyway, staying out of the monster's line of sight. They held their breath, waiting until the sound of its footsteps faded.
"Huff... huff..."
Looking around, they saw blood-soaked corpses strewn among the wreckage.
One girl squeezed her eyes shut at the horrific sight.
"Eek!"
"Keep it down. If the zombies hear us, we're dead."
Kim Yeong-han spoke while ignoring the frantic pounding of his own heart.
He was terrified too, but as the leader, he couldn't show it.
"S-sorry..."
"It's fine. I'm scared too."
Kim Yeong-han swallowed hard before replying.
The other students let out awkward, relieved laughs at his words.
"Sorry, I almost pissed myself."
Park Hyeon-su, the physical education specialist, joked darkly.
"It's okay, I was freaked out too."
Kim Yeong-han forced a smile, trying to distract everyone from the terror of the zombies.
But another thought was swirling in his mind.
'Park Se-eun...'
The girl who had captured his heart was like a flower on a cliff—beautiful, yet untouchable.
'Without Park Se-eun, there's no reason for us to stay at the school.'
That thought filled his mind relentlessly. Yet, in stark contrast to his grim expression, the other students reacted differently.
A strange excitement and anticipation flickered across their faces.
'Do they think this is their chance to get closer to Park Se-eun if the zombies disappear?'
The moment that thought crossed his mind, their attitudes became even more baffling.
Ever since the 'Status Window' appeared, people didn't even gag at the sight of corpses anymore. Was it because of the Status Window? Or was there another reason?
'Did the Status Window change us like this?'
To shake off the unease, Kim Yeong-han checked his Status Window again.
『Status Window』
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Name: Kim Yeong-han
Level: 11
Height: 181.2 cm, 77 kg
Title: None
Occupation: None
Gender: Male (19)
Origin: Republic of Korea
Condition: Panicked
+Stats
[Strength 27] [Agility 31] [Stamina 18] [Mana 9]
+Abilities
「Unstoppable」
+Skills
[Leadership (Normal - 1.2%)]
[Blunt Weapon Proficiency (Normal - 3.7%)]
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'It's probably the Status Window's influence, but resisting now is pointless.'
Kim Yeong-han sighed and scanned their surroundings.
Just then, the stench of rotting corpses in the air assaulted his nose. Wrinkling his nose, the students began to regret their decision.
'Ugh, where the hell did they go?'
'Did we make a mistake coming out here? We should've just stayed inside. Fuck.'
That was when—
"Over there!"
In the distance, a sight that could overturn even their frustration appeared—a group of beautiful girls stepping out of a convenience store.
"Let's go!"
Kim Yeong-han shouted loudly. They moved quickly.
Before his eyes stood the four most famous girls in school—and among them, Park Se-eun stood out the most.
"Cough, what's with all this dust—"
Park Se-eun shook her silver-gray ponytail in irritation as she brushed off the dust clinging to her clothes.
From her midriff down to her hips, her G-cup chest was overwhelming, and her waistline was sculpted to perfection. Her legs, encased in flawless skin-toned stockings, showcased a figure without an ounce of excess fat.
Though a bit of blood was smeared on her head, it did nothing to diminish her beauty. If anything, the precariousness of her state only made her more striking.
Kim Yeong-han, utterly captivated by her beauty, called out even louder.
"Hey! Park Se-eun! You're here! Come quick—we've got good news!"
Park Se-eun's long lashes fluttered as her cold, blue eyes locked onto Kim Yeong-han. The intensity of her gaze made him flinch for a split second.
Park Se-eun strode toward Kim Yeong-han with quick, determined steps.
"You? What are you trying to do? What if you attract something by screaming like that?"
Her sharp tone stabbed at Kim Yeong-han's eardrums. Her eyes were as deep as a blue sky, yet guarded—as if fortified by an invisible wall.
"Were you trying to summon zombies on purpose?"
Just as Park Se-eun warned, zombies were extremely sensitive to noise.
Kim Yeong-han, momentarily entranced by her beauty, had forgotten that fact. Thankfully, their surroundings were still quiet.
"S-sorry, Park Se-eun. But that club... Isn't that the one that 'monster' was using?"
The bloodstained club in Park Se-eun's hand had belonged to the green-skinned creature that slaughtered students. Realizing this, Kim Yeong-han's expression darkened.
"Huh? ...It just looked sturdy."
Park Se-eun awkwardly hid the bloodied weapon as she answered.
"Ah, I'm not blaming you. It's just—you're handling something that big so easily..."
"Maybe because I've leveled up a lot, but the weight isn't as bad as I thought. Anyway, why are you guys here?"
As if deflecting his curiosity, Park Se-eun smoothly changed the subject.
"Why are we here? What were you thinking, running off without a word?"
"...Ah. There was a reason. Sorry."
Kim Yeong-han sensed an odd unease in the flush of Park Se-eun's cheeks.
"What... reason?"
"There was. That kind of thing."
"..."
Park Se-eun's tone remained icy. She always built this wall between them. Even though he thought they'd grown closer as classmates, her heart seemed to belong somewhere else.
Well, she's ridiculously pretty... Guess she has to live up to that face.
She was a beauty incomparable to anyone else.
Kim Yeong-han exhaled a sigh, a pang of disappointment settling in his chest.
Park Se-eun, I'll never give up on you.
He believed that if he kept closing the distance between them, she would eventually open up to him.
Just then, the smartphone in Park Se-eun's hand caught his eye.
"Hey, Park Se-eun. If you've got battery, why not check the internet? You're always glued to your phone—what's with the sudden change? Dong-min."
Kim Yeong-han turned his gaze toward An Dong-min, who was standing behind him.
An Dong-min held up his powered-on smartphone to show them.
Park Se-eun's eyes widened as she checked the screen.
"Huh?? What the—Lee Ji-hyeon's trolling fried all our phones!"
Beside her, Lee Ji-hyeon narrowed her eyes before snapping back.
"Hey! How many times do I have to say it?! It wasn't on purpose! I got hit by lightning too, you know!"
"Still your fault, you idiot! Who the hell thinks to draw electricity in that situation?!"
"That muscle-bound freak was disgusting! I wanted to electrocute him! So what?!"
"You were the one who got electrocuted!"
"That's why I said it was an accident!"
Amid Park Se-eun and Lee Ji-hyeon's bickering,
An Dong-min adjusted his glasses and spoke in a smug voice.
"My ability is 「Emergency Replenishment」, so I can charge phones. Hahaha!"
The moment those words left his mouth, he felt the terrifying glares of the two beauties. Their murderous auras bore down on him.
"Wh-what? What's with you two?"
Park Se-eun cracked her knuckles, her face twisted in fury.
Thud—thud—
"Then why the hell didn't you say something sooner?! You saw us desperately looking for a working phone, and you waited until now—?!"
"Ah, ah, I didn't know if it'd work either! I'm sorry, seriously! I—I'm the victim here too!"
An Dong-min hastily defended himself, flustered under Park Se-eun's overwhelming beauty.
Park Se-eun exhaled sharply, calming herself.
"Whatever. What were you trying to show us?"
"Ah, ah. Right, this!"
Stammering under her mesmerizing gaze, An Dong-min quickly unlocked his phone. The screen displayed a real-time SNS feed scrolling with updates.
「Great Peace Sect is OP. Rescuing people and handing out food lol. Come to Han River Park.」
「LOL no way anyone's dumb enough to fall for that in the Apocalypse. 100% organ harvesting」
「Nah, I got skills. I'm holding out.」
「Praise the Great Peace Sect~ So many hotties~」
「Yeah, I suddenly can't get it up. Not interested.」
「Great Peace Sect boosts abilities. Free upgrades, come get 'em」
「Contact the Great Peace Sect community, rescue teams are coming. Hurry if you're trapped.」
Park Se-eun skimmed the feed, unsure how to react.
Great Peace Sect...?
The SNS was flooded with posts about the Great Peace Sect.
Recently, the Great Peace Sect had gained notoriety as a rising cult.
Park Se-eun wasn't big on social media, but she'd heard the name "Great Peace Sect" tossed around everywhere.
Still, all she knew was the name—and that the sect was rapidly expanding in Seoul.
Something's off.
It seemed like this religious group had only grown more active since the Apocalypse began.
Kim Yeong-han, watching Park Se-eun's expression closely, spoke up.
"Looks like this Great Peace Sect group is taking down zombies and rescuing people. A junior named Kyung-o said he got in touch with them, so I rushed to bring you guys too. Especially... Park Se-eun, you're the most special out of all of us."
"Special? That's pushing it...? Feels like you're overselling it."
Park Se-eun frowned, visibly uncomfortable.
Kim Yeong-han quickly averted his gaze from her dazzling face, steadying his racing heart.
"Ahem, well, you're the strongest among us, at least."
None of the students gathered here could forget that moment.
Four hours ago, when the meteor fell from the sky and struck the ground, the school exploded.
But that dust had vanished with a scorching breath.
A massive orc over two meters tall appeared in that spot.
The school collapsed under the brute force of that green orc's attacks, and even state-of-the-art defensive facilities couldn't stop its slaughter.
Just as everyone was drowning in terror and starting to flee—
"Get lost, you ugly bastard!"
Only Park Se-eun fearlessly charged forward to confront the monster.
And with a single gesture from her, the green orc crumpled midair and was sent flying.
Everyone who witnessed that scene felt an unprecedented, electrifying thrill.
So even if the Great Peace Sect was a questionable group, they were certain they'd be safe as long as Park Se-eun was with them.
Se-eun somewhat understood their expectations, but she couldn't suppress her aversion to cults.
"Sorry, but I'm not the type to take responsibility for other people's lives. Besides, my ability consumes an insane amount of mana—I can barely use it a few times."
She wasn't happy about them calling the Great Peace Sect, but now that things had already escalated, she figured complaining wouldn't help.
"Still... I appreciate you coming all this way to find us. Thanks, but—"
At that moment, Park Hyeon-su, the physical education specialist, stiffened as he stared at his smartphone.
"Hey... wait a second. Did we see any zombies on our way here?"
"Huh? Zombies? Didn't we just come here without any trouble...?"
Hyeon-su frowned and raised his phone to show everyone. The screen displayed an SNS feed with new posts.
「Anyone else notice zombies disappearing in parts of Seoul? Where'd they go?」
「??? Is Seoul safe now?」
The students were momentarily dumbfounded by the absurd news.
Then, Han Cho-hui trembled and whispered,
"......Now that I think about it... we didn't see a single zombie on our way here. Except for that giant one."
The streets, which should have been filled with the groans of zombies, were eerily silent.
Normally, zombies would be wandering around, but right now, there wasn't a single one in sight.
Cho-hui was the first to scan their surroundings.
"It's true. There are no zombies anywhere!"
The others also looked around, but there was no trace of zombies.
It was as if they had all vanished into thin air.
* * *
"Zombies... disappeared?"
Se-eun repeated in a shaky voice, unable to process the sudden absence of zombies in her mind.
"It's not that they're gone—they must have moved somewhere else," Hyeon-su answered, feigning calm.
"But the bigger problem is what's happening because of it. Some people are taking advantage of the situation."
He showed them the screen again.
The community was flooded with alarming posts. Reports of crimes skyrocketing after the zombies disappeared.
"This is happening nationwide. Countless incidents have already occurred in this short time. And the worst part? People are forming mobs—attacking, kidnapping..."
Kim Yeong-han looked at Se-eun's group with a grave expression.
"The fact that you four made it here without running into anyone was pure luck. Everyone knows who you are."
Se-eun, Lee Ji-hyeon, Ga Da-hui, and Oh Han-yeong stiffened and silently agreed.
Their dazzling beauty and fame made them prime targets in this apocalyptic world. That kind of attention was the last thing they needed right now.
Park Se-eun—a viral influencer who had amassed three million SNS followers in just two years.
Though she only shared casual photos and moments with family, her popularity had exploded worldwide. Especially as one of the famously unrealistically beautiful Park sisters.
Lee Ji-hyeon—the main vocalist of the top idol group Signature, under a major entertainment company. Her overwhelming vocal range, as vast as her ample chest, had captivated countless fans.
Ga Da-hui—a top-tier fashion model, widely known through viral photos online. Broadcasters and YouTube channels constantly vied for her attention.
Oh Han-yeong... Well, she was just a chaebol heiress, but her warm smile and friendly demeanor made her one of the most popular students at school.
Yeong-han studied the group of beauties carefully before muttering,
"There are way too many weirdos in this world. If your locations get exposed online, who knows what'll happen? If some seriously strong ability users decide to come after you..."
Se-eun sorted through his words in her head.
Unpredictable danger—that was an undeniable fact.
"Park Se-eun. Your ability is strong, but you said yourself it's a burden to use. Just wandering around like this is already a risk for the others. What'll you do if your mana runs dry? Are you planning to rely on Ji-hyeon? Da-hui? Or... Oh, what's-her-name?"
"...Hey. Park Hyeon-su. Why'd you skip over me?"
Han-yeong shot him a glare full of indignation, but Yeong-han ignored her and continued.
"Hey!"
As Han-yeong flared up, Se-eun pressed a hand on her head to calm her. A flicker of guilt crossed Se-eun's expression.
"No, I never expected you guys to come looking for us like this. Their abilities are strong too... And Han-yeong's ability is—"
"I know Han-yeong's ability is impressive. But no one can predict how things will turn out."
"Did you really have to come find us...?"
At Se-eun's question, Yeong-han gave a bitter smile.
"Because we can't afford to lose any more friends."
Se-eun and the others fell silent.
The sacrifices so far had been too great.
"Too many people... have already died. We can't lose any more."
As the horrific events from just hours ago resurfaced in her mind, Se-eun exhaled heavily.
"But."
The precious family she had barely managed to regain wouldn't leave her thoughts.
But if she insisted on going outside to contact them, no one would likely allow it. Because the outside was dangerous, and no one had been able to reach their families anyway.
"Sorry."
Park Se-eun apologized for her impulsive behavior.
In such a dire situation, she couldn't afford to be prideful toward the friends who had come looking for her.
"My bad. This time, I'll really stay put at school and hold out quietly. So, let's head back."
After sincerely conveying her thoughts, she slowly took a step back.
She couldn't reach her sister, but fortunately, she could still contact her brother.
So, clinging to that sliver of hope, she turned her steps back toward the school.
Then, spotting a parked car by the roadside, she asked:
"Oh, right. Does anyone here know how to drive?"
Seongmun General High School was a wealthy institution, and many students knew how to drive.
But whenever Park Se-eun went abroad, she usually stuck to Park Si-hyun like glue. And right now, he wasn't by her side.
Kim Yeong-han answered with a regretful expression.
"Park Se-eun... I get that you hate online communities, but this is about survival. You should've at least checked. All transportation is down right now."
"...What? Only phones work?"
"Only phones."
Park Se-eun skeptically searched online, but Kim Yeong-han was right. Every means of transportation was non-functional.
"......"
She stared at the black Tower by the Han River, unable to shake off the creeping dread.
'...Did all transportation really stop?'
—When the Zombie Apocalypse comes, don't rely on cars. They'll all stop working from then on.
Was her brother really some kind of prophet?
Normally, she wouldn't have trusted him much—he was just some guy who shamelessly chased after women, giggling like an idiot. But his predictions kept coming true.
—Later, you'll have to take down some ridiculously huge zombies, so to toughen yourself up, visit haunted houses often.
It sounded half-baked, but still.
KOOOOUUUNG!
In the city center, a massive zombie was tearing through buildings, wreaking havoc. The sight plunged Park Se-eun's heart deeper into despair.
'Brother...'
But she clenched her fists, refusing to tear her eyes away from the Tower.
—You'll be free.
Three years ago, when Park Si-hyun burned the wiretap devices and showed her that glimmer of hope.
—Cut it out, you fucking bitch!!
The memory of him sending that monstrous sister of hers flying was still vivid.
'Really.'
Her brother had always been reckless. And now that he wasn't here, her chest filled with unease.
'I'd rather go find him myself.'
She wanted to seek him out directly instead of waiting helplessly. But doing so would only burden him.
'This time, I'll listen properly, so please don't be late.'
Her brother was someone who kept his promises.
So, all she could do was hope he would this time too.
"Let's go back."
With lingering reluctance, Park Se-eun turned back toward the school.
#
As the battle settled, a moment of quiet descended. I took a deep breath and swept my bangs back. But the calm didn't last.
Shadows of zombies crept through the darkness.
—KIIEEEEK!
The moment I tightened my grip on the sword, I felt power surging within me.
『The Holy Sword of Sacrifice activates Holy Power (Common).』
Responding to my mana, the holy sword released an immense wave of sacred power. The light shot skyward, piercing through the zombies, turning their bodies into gray ash.
"Huff!"
And every time my mana recovered, I condensed it and fired it like bullets in rapid succession.
『Experience for Mana Transport has been acquired.』
PAPAPAPAPANG!
Using Read, I predicted the zombies' movements, leaving them no room to evade the light.
KWAGAGAGANG!
My sword and mana shook the air, incinerating everything around me. The zombies swarmed toward the noise, but in the end, they were nothing more than prey.
"H-Hick!"
The eyes of those around me flickered with shock, awe, and unease. But I paid no attention.
『Proficiency in Mana Operation (Rare) has increased.』
『Proficiency in Mana Transport (Rare) has increased.』
I focused solely on growing stronger. But there was one regret.
『Sword Proficiency skill has been generated.』
'Why hasn't Striking Sword Way been promoted to a skill yet?'
I had been using Striking Sword Way nonstop on the battlefield. Yet, it still hadn't been recognized as a Skill.
Normally, repeatedly refining a technique like this would naturally lead to Skillization. But since Earth's civilization lagged behind magic, it seemed my primary sword style wasn't being acknowledged.
'Is it impossible for me?'
Every time I trained in Striking Sword Way with Hayase, clinging to her, sometimes "accidentally" groping her ample chest and ass, sometimes grinding against her, embracing her—it was a swordsmanship filled with so many memories...
'Hayase would be sad if she knew. I should comfort her later. Preferably with my body.'
With those thoughts, I hunted down every zombie in sight across the university campus.
Piercing them with radiant mana, I swung the holy sword and effortlessly sent them to their rest. Thanks to Do Ro-rang's stats, it was easier than expected.
I half-expected Park Ha-rin or Kang So-eun to show up and help, but no one came, leaving me to fight alone.
When I used clairvoyance to check, damn it—not a single one of them was around. They were too busy pleasuring themselves elsewhere.
─Ahh, ngh, ahh, Si-hyun♡
─Hng, haah, Si-hyun♡
Her face was flushed with desperation, her pussy burning and itching, craving to be impaled on my cock.
It seemed like I'd have to service her again with my dick once I returned to the Main Building.
Why do I never get a break...?
Lost in thought, I bisected an approaching zombie in one clean stroke.
"Huu..."
I exhaled deeply and scanned my surroundings. No more zombies remained.
I survived thanks to Do Ro-rang's abilities. This area's mostly cleared—time to move to the next objective.
Following the dangerous energy signatures across campus, I began my rescue operations.
"Th-thank you!"
The survivors, exhausted but alive, rose to their feet and expressed their gratitude. Their eyes brimmed with relief, and for a moment, I forgot all the hardships.
Afterward, I returned to the Main Building with Jeong Hye-seong and Lee Ji-hun bound and surrounded by an angry mob.
On the way back, I pieced together what had happened. It seemed the Great Peace Sect members, Jeong Hye-seong and Lee Ji-hun, had caused trouble in the Engineering Building.
Perhaps as retribution—
"You fucking bastard!"
"Piece of shit!"
"..."
Even after I knocked them unconscious, the crowd's fury didn't subside.
As we neared the Main Building, someone stood waiting—Student Council President Jang Tae-seok, seething with rage.
"You goddamn bastards!!"
He had already heard about the situation and charged forward, planting his foot squarely into their faces.
"You little shits, groping my ass and then daring to ask for a turn—!"
"You fuckers, you wanted to get bitten by zombies, huh?!"
The crowd's anger reignited, and they began pummeling the two into pulp.
"H-hey, everyone, maybe ease up a little?"
I tried to intervene, startled by the brutality, but—
"These bastards harassed innocent people and went berserk!"
—Jang Tae-seok and the others wouldn't be stopped.
The Main Building's barrier had shattered, nearly putting everyone in danger.
Yu Yeon, the one who had created the barrier, was pale-faced, her mana completely drained.
Perhaps that was why Jang Tae-seok's kicks held no mercy.
I turned my gaze toward Yu Yeon, that gloomy-looking girl with a faint smile.
[Yu Yeon's Mana: 0 / 37]
(Mana is being depleted as fast as it recovers, leaving her circuits overworked. Recovery is slow due to poor condition.)
Seeing her mana reserves, it was clear that recreating the barrier would be impossible.
Professor Jang Hye-jeong frowned deeply, worry etched between her brows.
"This is bad. Yu Yeon, can you... manage another barrier?"
"...S-sorry. Probably not. I'm still dizzy."
If only I had a skill to transfer mana early in the game... Unfortunately, I didn't.
At least I'd already cleared out the nearby zombies.
"Professor, you can relax a little. I've swept through every zombie I could find."
"Huh? Park Si-hyun, you dealt with all those monsters?"
"Yeah. As long as no one uses a loudspeaker, zombies shouldn't show up."
Professor Jang Hye-jeong blinked in disbelief before letting out a sigh of relief—though unease still lingered on her face.
"Sigh... Ever since that purple elf appeared, everything's gone to hell. Now people are even praising the Great Peace Sect, and it's getting harder to grasp the overall situation. What's the world coming to...?"
Huh? What was she talking about?
"Wait, the Great Peace Sect?"
"Yes? You know how smartphones are the only things still working, right? Well, social media's flooded with posts glorifying the Great Peace Sect. Even our students are too busy worshipping to understand what's happening. As a professor, it's shameful that I can't guide them properly."
People in crisis tend to cling to anything for support. This wasn't Professor Jang's fault.
"That's just how it is. Don't blame yourself, Professor."
"..."
She stared blankly at me, cheeks flushing slightly before nodding.
"R-right..."
"Well, I'll head inside and rest for a bit."
"...Okay. You've worked hard, Park Si-hyun. Thanks to you, we're safe."
"Don't mention it."
After exchanging farewells with Yu Yeon and Professor Jang, I walked toward the Main Building.
But the moment I stepped past the threshold, an uneasy feeling crept over me.
"?"
I turned to investigate. Strangely, the first-floor lounge was packed with people.
What the hell? What are these idiots up to?
Pausing, I observed their activities.
"Ha..."
A dry laugh escaped me.
"The current zombie crisis is nothing but divine wrath!"
It was the Great Peace Sect gathering Professor Jang had mentioned.
"To resolve this crisis, you must join the Great Peace Sect and beg the goddess for forgiveness!"
A female student passionately preached their doctrine.
Ugh, what is this? The same damn cult? These useless bastards did nothing while I was fighting, and now they're all gathered here? Fucking morons.
Just as my anger flared—
Ignore them.
A grayish ripple flickered at the edge of my vision.
"?!"
『'Perdain''s information is 「being transmitted」』
I thought I'd imagined it, but the ripple phased through space, transferring toward someone.
And right at that moment—
"Park Si-hyun?"
A familiar voice pricked my ears.
I turned toward the source and found a beautiful woman standing before me.
"Ah, it is you, Park Si-hyun?"
Chestnut-brown ponytail, gleaming eyes, and a distinctive teardrop mark under her left eye—she was the Vice Student Council President, Kim Seon-hwa.
Her voice suddenly took on a coy tone.
"Are you interested in the Great Peace Sect too?"
Something felt off. I paused, studying her carefully.
A grayish wave of unease was moving toward Kim Seon-hwa.
Yet her flawless figure was vividly exposed to my eyes.
A pingdu—a lustful thought.
『Number of times touched by a man - 0』
Even if I hadn't been interested before, I'd have to start caring now.
"Ah, the Great Peace Sect? Of course! I love relaxation!"