Lv.99 Princess of Dark Flames (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 187

‘Ah….’

Ui Young blinked blankly. He thought he might be seeing things—Shin Si Woo’s hair tips seemed to be turning white. At the same time, he felt as if the surrounding temperature had suddenly plummeted.

Could Baek Rang be angry right now?

“Why—”

Just as Ui Young opened his mouth, Ga Ran, who had been sitting across from him, cleared his throat with a soft “Kkhm,” then stared at him expressionlessly.

‘Shut up.’

His eyes seemed to say exactly that. Simultaneously, the Leader’s words flashed through Ui Young’s mind like lightning.

‘You understand clearly, right? You can afford to make enemies of other guilds, but never the Wolf.’

—Because it would be troublesome. The Leader had definitely said that. Ui Young swallowed his intended words and lowered his head.

“…My apologies.”

Baek Ya had once been hailed as Korea’s strongest Hunter. The young man sitting before him now was that man’s only son. Moreover, he was the sole Hunter active in the modern era worldwide to possess two unique abilities—not ordinary ones, but the rare natural-elemental powers of both water and ice.

After Baek Ya, who had been terminally ill, passed away, this young man before him had become the Guild Master of the Wolf—and not only that, he had also risen to third place in the global system rankings. He was a monster, a titan who had cleared the 17th floor of the Swiss Tower in record time.

Upon hearing Ui Young’s apology, Shin Si Woo simply turned his head sharply away as if losing interest, saying nothing further.

Glancing furtively at Shin Si Woo’s profile, doubt suddenly flickered in Ui Young’s eyes. Though he had apologized for his rudeness, he still couldn’t understand why his words had been offensive to Baek Rang—or why a Hunter of Baek Rang’s caliber would shield her so fiercely.

Was it simply because the Black Flame Princess was the number one ranked Hunter? That alone didn’t seem convincing enough.

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