Chapter 150: Date (6)
Chapter 150: Date (6)
It was an unspoken agreement among the women to spend time with Han Shin individually until everyone gathered for breakfast.
Han Shin was well aware of this arrangement.
Throughout the night, he had been utterly consumed by the pleasure of Laysia’s body, losing himself as he claimed her over and over.
Laysia, too, had been reduced to a mere bitch in heat, her mind nearly melting from the relentless onslaught of ecstasy. Yet, she did her absolute best to please Han Shin until the very end.
Since they were in the Sanctuary, it was impossible to tell when the sun rose or exactly how much time had passed, but a clock hung on the wall to keep them on schedule.
"Haah... Haa... Haah..."
Finally, after being taken by Han Shin in a grueling mating press, Laysia lay with her legs spread wide, her body trembling as she struggled to catch her breath.
Checking the time and realizing this was the final bout, Han Shin had driven into her with even more ferocity. Overwhelmed as a female by a powerful male, Laysia had reached the most intense climax of the day, her tongue lolling out as she struggled to compose herself even as the afterglow washed over her.
At the end, the sight of Laysia wrapping her legs around his waist and clinging to him desperately, craving his cock and his semen, gave Han Shin an immense sense of conquest. He filled her uterus to the brim with thick, hot seed.
He waited a moment before pulling his dick out of Laysia’s pussy, a small gesture of consideration since she was still lost in the throes of her climax.
As he slowly withdrew, Han Shin felt his cock harden again at the sight of his semen gushing out from Laysia’s slightly parted genitals, pooling into a stark white puddle beneath her.
I should stop here.
Han Shin knew that if he continued, they wouldn't make it to breakfast on time. He picked up the dazed Laysia in a bridal carry and headed for the bathroom.
"Ah... Lord Han Shin..."
Her body was so weak from pleasure that she couldn't find the strength to move, leaving her no choice but to be carried. However, being cradled against Han Shin’s firm, muscular chest made her feel even happier.
As a powerful Awakener and a martial artist, Laysia rarely had the opportunity to rely on anyone else, making this an unfamiliar but cherished experience.
She basked in the feeling of being cherished as Han Shin’s woman, happily allowing him to wash her body.
After cleaning up and changing, Han Shin and Laysia managed to join the others for breakfast without being late.
Kang Yujin and Grace were scheduled to have their dates with Han Shin later, and while they knew their time would come, they couldn't help but feel a pang of envy.
Perhaps because she had spent the night being loved by Han Shin and receiving his semen, Laysia’s face was radiant and full of life as she ate.
Laysia always wore a gentle smile, but today she looked even more luminous, radiating a sense of blissful contentment that seemed to embrace everything around her.
Kang Yujin, on the other hand, had a slightly pouting expression.
She was the one who had been obsessed with Han Shin from the start, secretly weeding out numerous rivals over the years. Even though she had accepted Grace and Laysia, she couldn't entirely suppress the jealousy blooming in a corner of her heart.
Be patient... Today is my turn.
Yujin closed her eyes and reined in her emotions. As the "first wife" among the women who loved and served Han Shin, she wanted to maintain a dignified composure.
Unlike Yujin, Grace appeared perfectly calm. She simply waited quietly for her allotted time with Han Shin to arrive.
As soon as breakfast was over, Kang Yujin moved busily.
"Shin-a! I'll see you later!"
"Yeah, okay, Noona."
Since it was her turn to date Han Shin today, Yujin had already told him to meet her separately in the city.
Can't we just go out together?
Han Shin didn't quite understand why she wanted to do it this way, but he agreed since it was what she wanted. He had no reason to refuse her request.
Yujin wanted to create a more romantic "date" atmosphere... and like Laysia yesterday, she had prepared something special.
Laysia smiled at Yujin’s antics while she helped clear the table. Since she had been the beneficiary of everyone's consideration yesterday, it was only right that she return the favor for Yujin today.
After quickly throwing on some outdoor clothes, Yujin rushed out of the house and headed for a safe house she had prepared specifically to change into her Wolyeong persona.
★ ★ ★
The news that Awakeners in Korea had become pawns of demons—and that two of them were leaders of large clans—sent shockwaves across the globe.
Public opinion immediately shifted, demanding that large clans in every country undergo investigation. Naturally, this led to friction and conflict, and the news was filled with reports of the resulting chaos.
Some countries acted swiftly, following Korea’s lead by using Ego Artifacts to root out corrupted clans and dealing with them before major damage could occur.
In other nations, however, the process led to large-scale battles and heavy casualties.
The worst cases were the countries where the majority of large clans had already been subverted by Ego Artifacts. These nations chose to cover up the issue, claiming everything was resolved or that there were no problems at all.
A latent, lethal poison was spreading across the Earth.
According to the investigation results released by Korea, the artifacts were suspected to be of demonic origin, designed to tempt and corrupt their users. This sparked a massive debate regarding the excavation of artifacts.
A major question rose to the forefront of global discussion:
"Should we continue excavating artifacts at all?"
The revelation that these items were demonic traps led some to argue for a total ban on excavations.
Of course, artifact hunting had already become a massive global industry, and large clans were unwilling to give up such a lucrative pursuit. Most major clans naturally opposed and felt repulsed by such extreme suggestions.
A compromise was proposed: all artifacts must be mandatorily inspected, verified, and registered by the Association.
As a result, the Awakener Association was in a state of constant frenzy, holding daily meetings to assess the situation and coordinate a response.
Among those at the center of the storm was Park Min-woo, the head of the Korean Branch of the Awakener Association. He was one of the busiest men alive.
Since Korea had been the first to identify and perfectly eliminate the Awakeners corrupted by demonic artifacts, many countries were seeking his advice.
"Ugh..."
Park Min-woo, who had just finished a long video call with officials from the American Association, stood up to stretch.
Even for an Awakener with a body far sturdier than a normal human's, days of relentless overwork were bound to take a toll. His joints popped audibly as he loosened his stiff muscles before sinking back into his chair.
This is so frustrating...
Strictly speaking, Korea had high-quality Awakeners relative to its size, making it one of the stronger nations in the world, but its total number of Awakeners was inevitably small. It was only natural that countries with larger populations had more Awakeners.
Given the situation, it was nearly impossible for him to stop the demons from corrupting the world's Awakeners through artifacts using only his own influence.
He knew this intellectually, but he couldn't just accept it. He was doing his best to coordinate with Awakeners from other regions to solve the problem. His constant communication with the USA was part of that effort.
Park Min-woo’s greatest concern was the countries that lacked the capacity for self-purification—those where large clans had become demonic pawns and there was no one to filter them out.
Since Korea couldn't handle them alone, he was reaching out to a few countries that had managed to respond cleanly, including the USA.
The problem was that the USA wasn't offering help for free. They were demanding that Park Min-woo grant them contact with the Moon Shadow Party.
"Sigh..."
To be honest, Park Min-woo preferred having Wolyeong in Korea where she could be of help, but he wasn't the one in control of the Moon Shadow Party.
He was simply providing Wolyeong with conveniences and blocking outside contact because she disliked it and found it bothersome. However, the outside world saw it differently.
Every time a discussion seemed to make progress, the Americans would bring up this demand, making it difficult to continue the conversation.
Even when Park Min-woo explained that he had to ask for Wolyeong’s consent, the Americans didn't believe him. To them, the idea of an Association being pushed around by a single Awakener was incomprehensible.
In the end, the conversation had concluded with vague promises of "principled cooperation" and a decision to talk again later.
"Hooo... What should I do? Should I try talking to Wolyeong...?"
Caught in the middle, Park Min-woo was understandably worried. If Wolyeong found the request annoying or offensive, it could result in a disadvantage for the Association.
Just as he was considering calling a separate meeting to discuss the matter, his secretary called.
[Director, your meeting with the UK Association is next.]
"Right. Patch them through immediately."
Park Min-woo sat back down and prepared to dive back into work.