Sister of the Ranking 1st (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 122

He wanted to erase Silence from this world right then and there, but deemed it inefficient as the other had said—or perhaps because he feared losing control once provoked—so he didn’t bother storming the Celestial Fortress.

He couldn’t trust himself to keep his sanity if he saw Shin Ah’s face now, so he blocked his younger sibling’s messages as well.

It was contradictory. He had always been so sensitive about his sibling’s safety, yet hadn’t even confirmed whether they’d safely escaped from the Gate.

After days of relentlessly slaughtering monsters and training skills as if punishing himself, he finally came to his senses when he remembered his original plan: to hunt down those who had done that to Lee Ryeo Hyun.

Thus, when he—still struggling mentally—somehow managed to dress properly and attend Am Wol’s new Guild Master inauguration ceremony,

“…No matter what you just said or how it came about, if you seriously intend to carry it out, I’ll stop you at all costs.”

It was unexpected even for him to find his younger sibling standing there, confidently asserting their position as Vice Guild Master of Cheonrang.

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Cheon Shin Woo had gone on solo missions more than once or twice, but he generally stayed within boundaries he himself had set.

He always completed his official schedule first, then disappeared for several days while attending only necessary events.

However, for the past three days, he had been completely missing in action.

Min Yu Shin was going out of his mind over it. Although I was the official Vice Guild Master, Cheon Shin Woo’s personal secretary—who had been handling all the Vice Guild Master duties in my place—was visibly worn out from being unable to reach the Guild Master.

“Where the hell did that lunatic run off to again…?”

To me, it was nothing short of baffling. I’d assumed he just acted on his own whims, but apparently, he operated within his own set of rules and even informed those around him of his general plans.

I recalled the time he revealed I was his younger sibling—and then promptly vanished himself. Back then, he’d left me a letter, yet shared no concrete details about himself: not where he was going, nor what he intended to do.

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