“…”
Heint and Kran blinked in astonishment.
He had been discovered.
[Isn’t that a bit too straightforward?]
Russell’s rebuke was followed by Shaela’s voice.
“Wow. This is incredible.”
Shaela’s eyes sparkled at the power Lucion had used.
“Is black magic even capable of something like this?”
“No, it’s not me. It’s Ratta’s power.”
Lucion shook Ratta’s small front paw, nestled in his arms.—Ahem. Ratta is smart!
“…”
Shaela, Heint, and Kran were left speechless.
[Y-You…]
Even Russell’s voice trembled slightly.
But knowing how much courage it had taken for Lucion to reveal this, Russell chose to hold back any further comments.
Meanwhile, Bethel and Hume simply smiled at Lucion’s decision.
“Ratta is…”
Lucion hesitated briefly.
If something were to happen to him, someone would have to protect Ratta. That thought gave him the resolve to continue.
“…a Divine Beast of Darkness.”
—Ratta is Ratta!
Ratta tilted her head from side to side, mimicking Russell’s proud stance.
“What? A D-Divine Beast? A Divine Beast of Darkness?” Heint stammered, bewildered.
It seemed the surprises just kept coming.
Lucion hadn’t been exaggerating when he said he had more to reveal.
“This… adorable fox is the Divine Beast of Darkness?”
“Yes. Even Troy and the Divine Beast Brillin, whom I recently saved, have acknowledged it.”
Shaela’s shock was evident, and Lucion chuckled lightly at her reaction.
“Hamel-nim… you are truly someone without limits.”
Kran could barely keep his mouth closed. Only now was he beginning to grasp just how remarkable the man he served truly was.
“And here,” Lucion continued, “though you can’t see them, stand my teacher, Russell Paul, and my one and only knight, Bethel Levisti.”
Using Ratta’s paw, he gestured in the direction where Russell and Bethel stood.
A faint smile appeared on Russell’s lips, while Bethel gazed at Lucion with teary eyes, overwhelmed by emotion.
How much courage had it taken for him to say that?
Even though no one else could see them.
“It’s an honor to meet you. I am Kran Zell, acting leader of Ale.”
Kran was the first to bow his head.
He already knew that Lucion possessed the ability to see what others could not, so there was no reason for hesitation. In fact, he regretted not realizing it sooner.
“I am Lucion’s sister, Shaela Cronia.”
Shaela hesitated briefly before bowing as well, placing her trust in Lucion. Now, everything made even more sense—whoever had been by Lucion’s side must have played a role in his growth as a warlock.
“You two must have a hard time constantly trying to stop Lucion, don’t you?”
Russell burst out laughing at Shaela’s remark.
[Even Shaela thinks you’re always causing trouble, huh?]
[I… I wasn’t laughing.]
Bethel, who had lowered her helmet visor at some point, spoke up.
“I’m sure you already know much about Lucion. I won’t make excuses for how stubborn he is, but he is also a kindhearted person. Please take good care of him.”
These were not just anyone—this was the teacher and knight Lucion had personally chosen.
How wonderful it would be to be able to speak with them face-to-face.
[I will do my utmost to keep Lord Lucion in check.]
Bethel placed her clenched fist over her left chest and bowed slightly.
“I am Heint Tria. My skills may be lacking, but I will do my best as Lucion’s personal guard. You must have been quite frustrated watching me.”
At Heint’s introduction, Lucion burst into laughter.
“You’ve done your best, Brother. It’s just that I’m as slippery as an eel.”
“It’s a relief that you’re at least aware of it. That puts my mind at ease.”
Heint let out a sigh of relief.
[That’s something we can all agree on.]
Russell chuckled, raising a hand slightly.
“Now that introductions are out of the way, I’ll share what I know.”
Smack.
As soon as Lucion finished speaking, Heint slapped his own forehead.
“Why did you do that all of a sudden?”
Shaela frowned as if she had just witnessed something unpleasant.
“See for yourself how terrifying the words coming out of your brother’s mouth can be.”
Speaking from experience, Heint remained composed and braced himself for what was to come.
“I completely agree. If Hamel-nim is about to speak, it means something truly shocking is about to be revealed.”
Kran steeled himself, swallowing hard.
As if dealing with Nevast wasn’t already enough.
“Before that, how about changing into clean clothes and lying down comfortably, young master?” Hume suggested, glancing at Lucion and exhaling sharply.
Bloodstains covered Lucion’s clothes, and there was dried blood under his nose—likely from a nosebleed.
—That’s right! Lucion needs to rest!
Ratta gently nibbled on Lucion’s arm before rubbing it with her small front paw.
—Ratta had to punish Lucion because Lucion doesn’t take care of himself.
Lucion chuckled at Ratta’s concerned expression.
* * *
“This is insane.”
Shaela felt the urge to grab her own hair in frustration.
In Nevast, they were gathering corruption to resurrect the being Lucion had called ‘evil,’ and they even planned to use the Nevastians as sacrifices.
She had come to protect Lucion and intervene if he got into trouble.
But now, a large-scale disaster was unfolding right before her eyes.
Heint, who was also struggling to process the revelation, let out a dry chuckle as he glanced at Shaela.
“Don’t laugh at me.”
“I knew this would happen. I expected Lucion to bring something absurdly big to the table.”
His chuckle slowly turned into a bitter smile.
Even recalling it was overwhelming.
He could already imagine how shocked Ketlan would be when he relayed this information.
[Of course, it’s shocking. Even I, who know everything, was taken aback.]
At Russell’s words, Ratta nodded.
—Ratta too. Ratta doesn’t understand why people choose to do sad things on purpose.
“Mr. Hamel.” Kran frowned as he called out to Lucion.
“Yes?”
“Are you… alright?”
“I should be.”
“I’m glad I finally understand exactly who you’re up against, but… I can’t help but worry that this may be too much.”
“Shh.”
Heint suddenly placed a finger to his lips, and Shaela swiftly cast a silencing spell.
Knock. Knock.
A knock at the door made Lucion turn to Hume.
Hume nodded before slightly opening the door.
“Who is it?”
“Lord Ravid Bahal has come.”
Hume closed the door after relaying the knight’s message and turned to Lucion.
“Ravid Bahal is here.”
[What nerve does he have to come see you?]
Bethel gritted her teeth in disbelief.
Lucion glanced at Shaela, Heint, and Kran before speaking.
“Let him in.”
Following Hume’s lead, the three of them stood up and stepped outside.
—Ratta doesn’t like that person. I’m going to hide under the blankets.
Ratta quickly jumped onto the bed and burrowed under the covers.
“I apologize for this late-night disturbance, Saint.”
After the others had left, Ravid entered and bowed his head.
“Is something urgent happening?” Lucion asked.
“No, not at all. If not today, I may not have had the opportunity to speak with the Saint, so I came despite the rudeness.”
“Ah, I had a brief schedule arranged. This meeting wasn’t originally planned.”
“It’s alright. Nevast has long awaited the arrival of the Saint.”
“Please, have a seat.”
“Thank you for your hospitality.”
“I’m not sure what you intend to say, but I hope it’s something good.”
Lucion smiled lightly.
“I’ve merely come to share an old concern of mine, so please don’t expect much.”
“A concern?”
Lucion’s expression shifted to one of interest.
It was their first meeting, and he was already discussing his worries?
It felt as though he was trying to imply he had something to offer.
‘Then I should play along.’
Lucion inwardly wanted to hear about this concern.
“There exists a balance. On one side is the sun, and on the other, the moon.”
The moment Ravid spoke, Lucion felt as if he had been struck on the back of the head.
‘What… is this guy talking about?’
He was so dumbfounded that he nearly cursed.
Wasn’t he referring to the axis of balance that governed the world?
It was obvious that the moon represented darkness and the sun represented light.
“This balance has suddenly been disrupted. If the sun grows larger, the moon perishes; if the moon grows larger, the sun dies.”
Lucion looked at Ravid without responding.
“I know it may seem abrupt to bring up such a topic, but please understand—I seek only your wisdom.”
“Please, continue.”
“The balance is currently tilting toward the sun. As you know, the sun and moon can never meet, and their relationship is far from harmonious. In this situation, what decision would you make, Saint?”
“It’s simple.”
Lucion didn’t hesitate.
“Simple, you say?”
“You don’t need to do anything.”
“…?”
Ravid stared at Lucion, dumbfounded.
“There must be a reason why the balance has shifted. And given that it has tilted toward the sun, isn’t the answer clear?”
“Are you suggesting… that the sun is suppressing the moon?”
[He understands well.]
Russell remarked.
“For whatever reason, the sun is currently larger and stronger. That means, from the moon’s perspective, the sun must be a terrifying existence. But if the two can never meet, as you said, then nothing can be done. Therefore, you don’t need to act.”
Lucion delivered his conclusion without hesitation.
Ravid had set the parameters for the discussion, and from the beginning, the outcome had been clear.
“If they could meet, what conclusion would you draw?”
Ravid shamelessly altered the conditions of the argument.
But still, the result remained the same.
“Even then, you should do nothing.”
“And why is that?”
“The sun is the sun, and the moon is the moon. Just because the sun takes action against the moon doesn’t mean it will become the moon. Instead, the sun may fall into the illusion that it can restore balance through its own power. There is always a reason why the balance tilts—whether it stems from the sun or the moon.”
“And if that moon is a threat to the sun?”
“Lord Ravid,” Lucion called his name, his voice carrying a heavier tone.
“Yes, Saint.”
“What exactly are you trying to say? Are you starting with the assumption that the moon is inherently wrong, evil, and must be condemned? Or do you arrogantly believe that the sun must subjugate the moon? If not, then…”
The corners of Lucion’s mouth curled into a smirk.
“Do you simply want to destroy the moon?”
“I…”
“But neither of those approaches will restore balance. The sun will never willingly relinquish its power, and if it continues to suppress the moon, they will never stand as equals. Balance should mean equality—perhaps it’s time to reconsider your perspective.”
“If the sun surrenders everything for the sake of balance, what if the moon retaliates?”
“And that’s precisely why I keep asking—what is it that you truly want?”
Ravid’s expression wavered slightly at Lucion’s words.
“To achieve balance, the sun must let go of its dominance. If that’s unacceptable, then it should do nothing. That fact will not change.”
“…Thank you, Saint.”
Without giving himself a moment to steady his trembling heart, Ravid rose from his seat.
“No, I only hope I was able to ease Lord Ravid’s concerns. Have a good night.”
“Yes… Rest well.”
With his heart still pounding, Ravid stepped outside.
Balance.
Why wouldn’t he understand that?
But the god command had been given—
To extinguish the light as much as the darkness had been diminished.
‘Let go of everything? Us?’
What would happen to those blessed by the light?
Wouldn’t those who have been blessed with the darkness that has been suppressed until now be targeting them?
For a long time.
Would there be any guarantee that their accumulated anger wouldn’t come crashing down upon them?
What he was doing now was the best course of action.
The only way to protect both light and darkness.
‘Nonsense. What the saint said is just the ramblings of a fool.’
To do nothing?
How could he stand idly by, knowing the balance was collapsing, the world crumbling?
Even as he repeatedly denied it, Ravid couldn’t suppress the tremors in his heart.
A few words from Lucion had cracked the foundation of the beliefs he had held for so long.
Back in his room, Ravid reached for the drawer, intending to unlock the door that confined the divine beasts.
‘No.’
But he stopped himself.
If he saw them now, everything he had desperately denied might unravel completely.
‘I am not wrong.’
Clenching his hands together as if in prayer, Ravid silently begged to hear the voice of God at that moment.
But no voice came.
Instead, a heavy, terrifying emotion—guilt—crept into his heart.
And so, Ravid murmured once more.
“I… am not wrong.”
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- Chapter 294.2 - Side Story – Teacher and Disciple (5)
- Chapter 294.1 - Side Story – Teacher and Disciple (5)
- Chapter 293 - Side Story – Teacher and Disciple (4)
- Chapter 292 - Side Story – Teacher and Disciple (3)
- Chapter 291 - Side Story – Teacher and Disciple (2)
- Chapter 290 - Side Story – Teacher and Disciple
- Chapter 289 - Epilogue (2)
- Chapter 288 - Epilogue - The Count's Youngest Son is a Warlock
- Chapter 287.2 - It’s Snowing (7.2)
- Chapter 287.1 - It's Snowing (7)
- Chapter 286 - It's Snowing (6)
- Chapter 285 - It's Snowing (5)
- Chapter 284 - It's Snowing (4)
- Chapter 283 - It's Snowing (3)
- Chapter 282 - It's Snowing (2)
- Chapter 281 - It's Snowing
- Chapter 280 - So… (3)
- Chapter 279 - So… (2)
- Chapter 278 - So…
- Chapter 277 - Final Preparations (3)
- Chapter 276 - Final Preparations (2)
- Chapter 275 - Final Preparations
- Chapter 274 - I've Been Waiting For You (3)
- Chapter 273 - I've Been Waiting For You (2)
- Chapter 272 - I've Been Waiting For You
- Chapter 271 - The Fifth Story (3)
- Chapter 270 - The Fifth Story (2)
- Chapter 269 - The Fifth Story
- Chapter 268 - Russell Paul (3)
- Chapter 267 - Russell Paul (2)
- Chapter 266 - Russell Paul
- Chapter 265 - Make Do With What You Have (3)
- Chapter 264 - Make Do With What You Have (2)
- Chapter 263 - Make Do With What You Have
- Chapter 262 - This Can't Be Happening (3)
- Chapter 261 - This Can't Be Happening (2)
- Chapter 260 - This Can't Be Happening
- Chapter 259 - A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (3)
- Chapter 258 - A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (2)
- Chapter 257 - A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
- Chapter 256 - Three-Way Battle (3)
- Chapter 255 - The Three-Way Battle (2)
- Chapter 254 - The Three-Way Battle
- Chapter 253 - One Step Closer (3)
- Chapter 252 - One Step Closer (2)
- Chapter 251 - One Step Closer
- Chapter 250 - I am a Saint (3)
- Chapter 249 - I am a Saint (2)
- Chapter 248 - I am a Saint.
- Chapter 247 - Take Part (3)
- Chapter 246 - Take Part (2)
- Chapter 245 - Take Part
- Chapter 244 - The Name is (3)
- Chapter 243 - The Name is (2)
- Chapter 242 - The Name is
- Chapter 241 - One More (3)
- Chapter 240 - One More (2)
- Chapter 239 - One More
- Chapter 238 - Roar, and the Fourth Story (3)
- Chapter 237 - Roar, and the Fourth Story (2)
- Chapter 236 - Roar, and the Fourth Story
- Chapter 235 - Something Big Happened (3)
- Chapter 234 - Something Big Happened (2)
- Chapter 233 - Something Big Happened
- Chapter 232 - I'm looking at it (3)
- Chapter 231 - I'm looking at it (2)
- Chapter 230 - I'm looking at it
- Chapter 229 - The Cheers are Back (3)
- Chapter 228 - The Cheers are Back (2)
- Chapter 227 - The Cheers are Back
- Chapter 226 - To the Magic Tower (3)
- Chapter 225 - To the Magic Tower (2)
- Chapter 224 - To the Magic Tower
- Chapter 223 - Words to Share (3)
- Chapter 222 - Words to Share (2)
- Chapter 221 - Words to Share
- Chapter 220 - Overflow (3)
- Chapter 219 - Overflow (2)
- Chapter 218 - Overflow
- Chapter 217 - The third story (3)
- Chapter 216 - The third story (2)
- Chapter 215 - The third story
- Chapter 214 - I'm pissed (3)
- Chapter 213 - I'm pissed (2)
- Chapter 212 - I'm pissed
- Chapter 211 - I've come to catch you (3)
- Chapter 210 - I've come to catch you (2)
- Chapter 209 - I've come to catch you
- Chapter 208 - I came to collect the debt (3)
- Chapter 207 - I came to collect the debt (2)
- Chapter 206 - I came to collect the debt
- Chapter 205 - Second story (3)
- Chapter 204 - Second story (2)
- Chapter 203 - Second story
- Chapter 202 - To the Kingdom of Keortia (3)
- Chapter 201 - To the Kingdom of Keortia (2)
- Chapter 200 - To the Kingdom of Keortia
- Chapter 199 - He who digs a pit for others falls into it himself (3)
- Chapter 198 - He who digs a pit for others falls into it himself (2)
- Chapter 197 - He who digs a pit for others falls into it himself
- Chapter 196 - The Emperor, Ketlan Tesla (3)
- Chapter 195 - The Emperor, Ketlan Tesla (2)
- Chapter 194 - The Emperor, Ketlan Tesla
- Chapter 193 - Prince of Ruin, Kran (3)
- Chapter 192 - Prince of Ruin, Kran (2)
- Chapter 191 - Prince of Ruin, Kran
- Chapter 190 - Shh. It's a secret (3)
- Chapter 189 - Shh. It's a secret (2)
- Chapter 188 - Shh. It's a secret
- Chapter 187 - Got caught (3)
- Chapter 186 - Got caught (2)
- Chapter 185 - Got caught
- Chapter 184 - Shaela (3)
- Chapter 183 - Shaela (2)
- Chapter 182 - Shaela
- Chapter 181 - The owl laughs (3)
- Chapter 180 - The owl laughs (2)
- Chapter 179 - The owl laughs
- Chapter 178 - Change (3)
- Chapter 177 - Change (2)
- Chapter 176 - Change
- Chapter 175 - Great Light Temple, Again? (3)
- Chapter 174 - Great Light Temple, Again? (2)
- Chapter 173 - Great Light Temple, Again?
- Chapter 172 - Listen To The Story (3)
- Chapter 171 - Listen To The Story (2)
- Chapter 170 - Listen To The Story
- Chapter 169 - I Repay The Favor (3)
- Chapter 168 - I Repay The Favor (2)
- Chapter 167 - I Repay The Favor
- Chapter 166 - Entangled and connected (3)
- Chapter 165 - Entangled and connected (2)
- Chapter 164 - Entangled and connected
- Chapter 163 - Frugally (3)
- Chapter 162 - Frugally (2)
- Chapter 161 - Frugally
- Chapter 160 - Pilgrimage Route (3)
- Chapter 159 - Pilgrimage Route (2)
- Chapter 158 - Pilgrimage Route
- Chapter 157 - To the North (3)
- Chapter 156 - To the North (2)
- Chapter 155 - To the North
- Chapter 154 - Teasing with Tongue (3)
- Chapter 153 - Teasing with Tongue (2)
- Chapter 152 - Teasing with Tongue
- Chapter 151 - The Pursuer is the Same (3)
- Chapter 150 - The Pursuer is the Same (2)
- Chapter 149 - The Pursuer is the Same (1)
- Chapter 148 - Hume is Hume (3)
- Chapter 147 - Hume is Hume (2)
- Chapter 146 - Hume is Hume (1)
- Chapter 145 - Remove The Silent Mask (3)
- Chapter 144 - Remove the Silent Mask (2)
- Chapter 143 - Remove the Silent Mask (1)
- Chapter 142 - How dare you aim at my stuff? (3)
- Chapter 141 - How dare you aim at my stuff? (2)
- Chapter 140 - How dare you aim at my stuff?
- Chapter 139 - It's very tempting (3)
- Chapter 138 - It's very tempting (2)
- Chapter 137 - I want it
- Chapter 136 - Have you forgotten who I am? (3)
- Chapter 135 - Have you forgotten who I am? (2)
- Chapter 134 - Have you forgotten who I am?
- Chapter 133 - To the Auction house (3)
- Chapter 132 - To the Auction House (2)
- Chapter 131 - To the Auction House
- Chapter 130 - Too Much to Refuse (3)
- Chapter 129 - Too Much to Refuse (2)
- Chapter 128 - Too Much to Refuse
- Chapter 127 - Let's Take Care of This (3)
- Chapter 126 - Let's Take Care of This (2)
- Chapter 125 - Let's Take Care of This
- Chapter 124 - Departure to the South (3)
- Chapter 123 - Departure to the South (2)
- Chapter 122 - Departure to the South
- Chapter 121 - Get the Black Bead (3)
- Chapter 120 - Get the Black Bead (2)
- Chapter 119 - Get the Black Bead
- Chapter 118 - To Find the Notebook (3)
- Chapter 117 - To Find the Notebook (2)
- Chapter 116 - To Find the Notebook
- Chapter 115 - The Invitation is Here (3)
- Chapter 114 - The Invitation is Here (2)
- Chapter 113 - The Invitation is Here
- Chapter 112 - The Reint Mercenary Corps (3)
- Chapter 111 - The Reint Mercenary Corps (2)
- Chapter 110 - The Reint Mercenary Corps
- Chapter 109 - We don't seem to be in sync (3)
- Chapter 108 - We don't seem to be in sync (2)
- Chapter 107 - We don't seem to be in sync
- Chapter 106 - Step by Step (4)
- Chapter 105 - Step by Step (3)
- Chapter 104 - Step by Step (2)
- Chapter 103 - Step by Step
- Chapter 102 - Assassins (3)
- Chapter 101 - Assassins (2)
- Chapter 100 - Assassins
- Chapter 99 - Necromancy (3)
- Chapter 98 - Necromancy (2)
- Chapter 97 - Necromancy
- Chapter 96 - Step on the enemy's foot while stepping backward (3)
- Chapter 95 - Step on the enemy's foot while stepping backward (2)
- Chapter 94 - Step on the enemy's foot while stepping backward
- Chapter 93 - Chasing (3)
- Chapter 92 - Chasing (2)
- Chapter 91 - Chasing
- Chapter 90 - Organization, the Beginning of Ale (3)
- Chapter 89 - Organization, the Beginning of Ale (2)
- Chapter 88 - Organization, the Beginning of Ale
- Chapter 87 - Viscount Chefran (3)
- Chapter 86 - Viscount Chefran (2)
- Chapter 85 - Viscount Chefran
- Chapter 84 - Loyalty to You (3)
- Chapter 83 - Loyalty to You (2)
- Chapter 82 - Loyalty to You
- Chapter 81 - Convince the Craftsmen (3)
- Chapter 80 - Convince the Craftsmen (2)
- Chapter 79 - Convince the Craftsmen
- Chapter 78 - Take Over (3)
- Chapter 77 - Take Over (2)
- Chapter 76 - Take Over
- Chapter 75 - Housework (3)
- Chapter 74 - Housework (2)
- Chapter 73 - Housework
- Chapter 72 - Return to the Frontier (3)
- Chapter 71 - Return to the Frontier (2)
- Chapter 70 - Return to the Frontier
- Chapter 69 - Let's Catch the Rat (3)
- Chapter 68 - Let's Catch the Rat (2)
- Chapter 67 - Let's Catch the Rat!
- Chapter 66 - Moving (3)
- Chapter 65 - Moving (2)
- Chapter 64 - Moving
- Chapter 63 - Time Has Stopped (3)
- Chapter 62 - Time Has Stopped (2)
- Chapter 61 - Time Has Stopped?
- Chapter 60 - Secret Safe, Fallen Ghost (3)
- Chapter 59 - Secret Safe, Fallen Ghost (2)
- Chapter 58 - Secret Safe, Fallen Ghost
- Chapter 57 - Death Knights Follow (3)
- Chapter 56 - The Death Knight Follows (2)
- Chapter 55 - Death Knights Follow
- Chapter 54 - This Cheer is Just For Me (3)
- Chapter 53 - This Cheer is Just For Me (2)
- Chapter 52 - This Cheer is Just For Me
- Chapter 51 - Am I the Main Character Today (3)
- Chapter 50 - Am I the Main Character Today (2)
- Chapter 49 - Am I the Main Character Today?
- Chapter 48 - Hold on (3)
- Chapter 47 - Hold On (2)
- Chapter 46 - Hold on!
- Chapter 45 - Who is it? (3)
- Chapter 44 - Who is it? (2)
- Chapter 43 - Who is it?
- Chapter 42 - It Changed (2)
- Chapter 41 - It changed (2)
- Chapter 40 - It changed
- Chapter 39 - Refreshing and sweet scent! (3)
- Chapter 38 - Refreshing and sweet scent! (2)
- Chapter 37 - Refreshing and sweet scent!
- Chapter 36 - Rewards are Sweet (3)
- Chapter 35 - Rewards are Sweet (2)
- Chapter 34 - Rewards are Sweet
- Chapter 33 - Divine Beast Birth Banquet (3)
- Chapter 32 - Divine Beast Birth Banquet? (2)
- Chapter 31 - Divine Beast Birthday Banquet?
- Chapter 30 - There's a Sign (3)
- Chapter 29 - There's a Sign (2)
- Chapter 28 - There's a Sign
- Chapter 27 - And Run Into (3)
- Chapter 26 - And Run Into (2)
- Chapter 25 - And Run Into
- Chapter 24 - Meet (3)
- Chapter 23 - Meet (2)
- Chapter 22 - Meet
- Chapter 21 - Is this how it goes? (3)
- Chapter 20 - Is this how it goes? (2)
- Chapter 19 - Is this how it goes?
- Chapter 18 - Ghost Domination (3)
- Chapter 17 - Ghost Domination (2)
- Chapter 16 - Ghost Domination
- Chapter 15 - Fate is so… (3)
- Chapter 14 - Fate is so... (2)
- Chapter 13 - Fate is so...
- Chapter 12 - Training (3)
- Chapter 11 - Training (2)
- Chapter 10 - Training
- Chapter 9 - I Knew This Would Happen (3)
- Chapter 8 - I Knew This Would Happen (2)
- Chapter 7 - I Knew This Would Happen
- Chapter 6 - One Step (3)
- Chapter 5 - One Step (2)
- Chapter 4 - One Step
- Chapter 3 - I Remembered (3)
- Chapter 2 - I Remembered (2)
- Chapter 1 - I Remembered