Chapter 13
The civil servant, whether he liked it or not, led Gidan straight to the suspect.
“Don’t come any closer! If you take even one more step, I’ll blow up this pipeline!”
The lunatic was making absurd demands—something about bringing back his ex-wife.
Even after closing the distance to just one meter, Gidan kept tapping away on his phone, completely unfazed.
“You! Get lost, right now!”
Still, Gidan didn’t bother looking up. He simply scratched his chin, his voice laced with mild annoyance.
“Ah, I really need to wrap this up. Looks like my Guild Master kidnapped a kindergartener.”
“What?”
It wasn’t just the suspect who was shocked. Every single person gathered at the scene for the emergency response stared at Gidan in disbelief.
The Guild Master of Hyeonak did what now?
But Gidan didn’t care. He spun his dagger around and gripped it in a reverse hold. A sharp, deadly aura radiated from him as if he had suddenly become a different person.
His crescent-shaped eyes curled up in amusement.