The 31st Piece Overturns the Game Board

Chapter 54

Chapter 54

Even lightning on a sunny day would shock Seol less than his current situation.

"Hamun?"

Hamun watched Seol with calm eyes. He then spoke.

"My master, Orgo, spent his entire life regretting handing over swords to evil individuals. He told me that the greatest virtue a blacksmith could have isn't talent but an eye for people."

"......"

"I... still do not trust you. And as such, I will ask you a few questions. If you answer them incorrectly, I will melt this sword and erase it from this world."

"Hamun!"

What a wild thing to say that he would melt the sword.

- He's fucked looool he just had to run into a troll.

- You're pissed? You're throwing? Oh, you're running it down mid? LOL

- A ridiculous situation where you outsourced something but they ended up taking your copyright LMFAO.

- It's still a rare item in the end though. Let's just give up on it and kill him.

- How dare he fuck around with THE PRIVATE?!

- Did you all see the veins on Snowman's forehead? LMFAO He's about to explode.

For a moment, Seol thought that Hamun had gone too far.

However, you always had to listen to the end. Seol held back his anger and asked a question, "What made you come to that decision?"

"This sword... is a sword that would bring forth a lot of blood if it fell into the wrong hands."

- What the fuck is this bullshit? Is he really doing this over a rare quality item? Tsk tsk.

- Just kill him already!

Since Hamun had already handed Seol the helmet, he had a clue as to why Hamun acted like this.

'It's because of me.'

It's because I was fooled by evil people into selling swords to them.

Even though Seol thought he and his works were separate entities, that wasn't the case for Orgo.

Orgo had an extremely difficult time mentally. It was to the point that he just wanted to die peacefully in a remote area instead of attempting Ascension.

Seol, seeing Hamun's strange actions, started to feel bad for Orgo. Hamun was only able to go this far, perhaps even further, because he witnessed his master's pain in front of him.

Ultimately, if Seol had just been a bit wiser when he played as Orgo, Hamun wouldn't have acted like this.

And as Seol was Orgo, he felt sorry for Hamun.

That's why Seol decided to talk to him instead.

"I understand."

Hamun let out a sigh then made a request to Seol.

"Please, call out your shadow."

Glow...

Frrs!

Karuna, swordless, was summoned in front of Seol.

Karuna's cool blue eyes were observing Hamun.

"What do you plan to do with this sword?" asked Hamun.

Karuna replied instantly.

"I plan to follow my master."

"So you have no will. In the end, it depends on you, Snowman."