An extinction-class supernatural disaster.
Segwang Special City.
And a seal that deletes it from reality.
Agent Haegeum listened to our explanation with remarkable calm.
Given that this was “Director Ho’s project,” I had agonized over whether we should tell an Agency agent the truth about it, but in the end, I decided that would be better.
Better to build trust than get caught lying.
She was a veteran team leader-level agent who had already learned the rough outline of what had happened through the incident at Segwang Industrial High School. If we tried to gloss things over in front of someone like that, there was a high chance things would head in a bad direction. And…
If push came to shove, maybe we could get help.
Anyway, after hearing the whole story, Agent Haegeum twitched her brows and let out a sigh.
“I see.”
“……”
“The Agency… made an enormous decision.”
“Noona, if this gets reported further up the chain…”
“It won’t. For now.”
Agent Haegeum’s expression turned complicated, but she answered firmly.
“To begin with, it would be better not to increase the number of people who know about that ‘special city’ any more than this. If cognitive erasure is real…”
“……”
“…Agent?”
“No.”
Agent Haegeum cut herself off.
“For now, just know that. …And contact me when you explore that special city.”
“……!!”
“If something happens, it’s better to have at least one place you can ask for help. You reckless little brats.”
“Gah, Noona!”
“You became a senior, and instead of acting like one, you went and stirred up trouble with the kids in tow. You little punk.”
After smacking Agent Choi on the head,…