Let’s think this through.
Baek Saheon had left this paper boat behind in Jisan Village. Most likely, he had left it for “Agent Grape,” whom he had met there.
Of course, he wouldn’t know the agent name Grape.
If he had known that, he would already have realized that I was Kim Soleum.
He didn’t know, which was why he had left behind a communication item.
So in the current situation, it would be best to answer like an agent if I wanted the conversation to continue smoothly.
I wrote as neatly as possible.
Because my body had melted down and then been crammed into the suit, my distribution of force kept slipping, and my handwriting shook slightly.
Are you the civilian I met
in Jisan Village?
If so, what are you going to do about it
I’m glad
to see you seem to have evacuated safely.
Baek Saheon did not respond.
However, whether he had confirmed what I wrote or not, the letters I had written vanished naturally after a while, and I continued writing.
I’m sorry for the late reply. I found it
late.
I didn’t know you had to unfold the paper boat
to use it.
Are you an idiot? How do you not know this
Right. I figured you’d be like this.
That viper’s personality really hasn’t gone anywhere….
The moment I started wondering how, with the identity of an agent, I could press this bastard down enough to make a productive conversation possible—
Well, I guess you might not know
…?
Looks like you don’t have much experience with this sort of thing
if you couldn’t even guess properly
You haven’t been an agent that long, right?
Yes. That’s correct.
Even so, I think I handled things
pretty well back then.
Silence again.
What?
At any rate, the fact that…
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