The Late Game Healer Is Way Too Strong – Chapter 295

𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟐𝟗𝟓: 𝐖𝐚𝐫 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐩𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐞 𝐓𝐞𝐚𝐦 1

Hans Schroder and Namir.

In fact, there were no doubts raised within ‘Misteltein’.

In Hans’ case, there was a long gap, and there were doubts about how strong he was because he hadn’t recently measured his abilities with the ‘Gaia System’.

In Namir’s case, there were no such doubts because everyone knew she was strong, but her status as Queen of the half-demons was a stumbling block.

〈Pandemonium〉’s terrorism had heightened the citizens’ hatred of the demon race, so there was concern that prejudice against half-demons would come into play.

Perhaps if the person who had recommended her hadn’t been Siwoo, they would have expressed opposition rather than doubt.

‘Misteltein’ was open to anyone, but it wasn’t a position that just anyone could fill.

It was the center and the towering peak of all Hunters and Awakeners.

It was the strongest group in the world in name and reality, and the say or influence of ‘Misteltein’ far surpassed the national power of any great power.

Could they simply say “Yes” to the idea of putting someone new in such a position?

However, the person who recommended the new member was none other than Min Siwoo.

He knew the flaws and mistakes of ‘Misteltein’ better than anyone else and had solved all the problems.

Anubis, who usually showed a conservative nature, sided with Siwoo, and Kiplagat and Mad Horse were unable to stand up due to their guilt over having sullied the honor of their tribe as warriors.

Therefore, Siwoo was able to easily persuade each member through conversation.

In particular, he dispelled doubts about Hans’ strength by sharing a video of him blocking the Reverse Gate.

“Originally, there should be an inauguration ceremony and a national festival in Germany or ‘Sult Ordd’, but. . . we agreed with the parties concerned to skip it all because of the situation.”

Even so, in Germany, a small memorial service was held to commemorate Hans Schroder’s successful return, which boosted the morale of the people.

However, the media in other countries reported on the new ‘Misteltein’ as blandly as possible, and most of them focused on the recent disaster and reported on it every day.

“The welcome ceremony can be held later, after we’ve dealt with all the demons.”

Hans spoke to Siwoo with a not-so-bright face.

“I didn’t want it in the first place. I entered ‘Misteltein’ because we have a common enemy, but the only person I trust is Min Siwoo.”

Namir followed with a cold expression.

“Oh, the Queen of the half-demons~ She must hate humans quite a bit.”

Cerberus, who was almost lying on the table, muttered.

“Yes. Is that not allowed?”

“No~ I was just wondering how we’re going to work together in the future if you hate us so much.”

“Didn’t I say that we joined hands because we have a common enemy?”

“Once we’ve dealt with the demons~, will humans be the enemy?”

At Cerberus’ words, a chilling aura spread from Namir.

Demonic energy and magic power harmonized, and murderous intent shot towards Cerberus like needles.

Cerberus gasped and raised his own magic power.

“Your sarcasm is quite sharp.”

“I was just~ asking in case. Why are you getting so worked up?”

“This is my last warning. If you wag your tongue carelessly, you will pay for it with your life.”

“Not a warning~ but the truth?”

The two strong forces clashed, and in an instant, the situation became tense.

“Haah~ The basics aren’t there.”

At that moment, Siwoo spoke softly and released his energy.

A fierce momentum that burned like a wildfire overwhelmed the conference room and the entire building.

ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ!!!!

An overwhelming aura that made Cerberus and Namir’s magic power seem ridiculous swept over the two like a tidal wave.

“Keuk. . .!”

Even the other ‘Misteltein’ members, who had been watching the confrontation between the two with interest, were overwhelmed by Siwoo’s energy and instinctively deployed magic shields.

Siwoo glared at the two with cold eyes like a leech.

“I’m sorry, master! I was reckless!”

Namir realized her position right away and knelt on one knee on the floor.

Siwoo met Cerberus’ eyes.

“Withdraw your magic power and sit down.”

“. . .Keuk. . .!”

“I’ll count to three. One.”

A threatening warning flew out, and magic power erupted from Siwoo’s body like an explosion.

“Two.”

“Ah, I got it!!”

Cerberus collapsed into his seat and gasped for breath.

In the meantime, cold sweat was pouring down his spine and forehead like rain.

‘𝘛𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘥𝘦𝘧𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘭𝘺 𝘢 𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘢𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘮𝘱𝘵 𝘵𝘰 𝘦𝘯𝘨𝘢𝘨𝘦. . .’

In fact, Cerberus had tried to ignore Siwoo’s warning.

He had never liked Siwoo from the beginning, and he liked it even less that someone who wasn’t ‘Misteltein’ had entered the organization and interfered in everything.

He also disliked the other members who followed Siwoo, and he even wondered if Siwoo’s skills had been overestimated.

Although he had never fought Baba Yaga or Saint Germain directly, they were both non-combat types, so he thought he had won.

At that moment, when the people recommended by Siwoo took their seats as the new ‘Misteltein’, Cerberus thought he should test him out.

He thought that if the guy’s true abilities were revealed, the other members would come to their senses.

However, the moment he met Siwoo’s gaze as he counted, Cerberus knew that Siwoo was sincere.

“Cerberus.”

“. . .Huh? No. . . Yes.”

He answered Siwoo politely without realizing it.

“That’s two warnings. One for provoking a fight unnecessarily. The other for not respecting the team leader and disobeying the first order.”

“Th. . . I understand. . .”

“Namir, you also get one warning. Don’t fall for useless provocations.”

“I will keep that in mind, master.”

Namir bowed her head to Siwoo and sat down.

Tension and anxiety were poured over the table.

Siwoo sighed softly and opened his mouth.

“If there are any other complaints, please get them all out here.”

There was a long silence, but no one raised their hand or spoke.

“I understand. I apologize for causing unnecessary commotion. Now, let’s have a meeting about the war against 〈Pandemonium〉 and the demon race.”

“But can’t we find Merlin?”

Gandharva was the first to ask a question that was on topic.

“If he teleports, we can track his coordinates and chase him. . . but if he went to the Demon Realm or passed through the Demon Realm, we can’t find him. Humans and demons are still on friendly terms.”

“Ugh~ And Merlin is the best of us at magic. If he hides on purpose, it will be hard to find him.”

Loki said, twirling her long blonde hair with her fingers.

“In that case, why don’t we look for the artifact?”

“Artifact?”

When Chiu spoke, Gandharva next to her asked back.

“The artifact that 〈Pandemonium〉 stole in the meantime. Can’t we trace that back?”

“I asked the Treasure Hunters, but they said it was hard to find. Merlin must have put up a tracking prevention barrier.”

Siwoo shook his head and answered.

“Then it’s impossible to find Merlin?”

“Apparently, it’s difficult because the opponent is the opponent.”

“Then how should we prepare for the war against the demons?”

In fact, this was the biggest problem facing not only them but all of humanity.

“There’s one thing I don’t understand.”

Then Kid, who had been listening to the conversation silently, spoke up.

“Baba Yaga’s zombie incident and the Reverse Gate. I think this was the perfect time, so why didn’t the demons invade then?”

“First of all, even if the Reverse Gate was planned, Baba Yaga’s zombies weren’t a calculated timing, so that would have been it.”

Siwoo answered his question after thinking carefully.

It was true that that was the most chaotic time.

However, war does not start out of the blue; it proceeds under a thoroughly prepared plan.

“They must have a D-Day too.”

Choi Dae-soo said.

“Could that D-Day be the day Merlin plans to activate the dimensional gate?”

“No, I don’t think so. The demons have a great deal of pride in their race. They wouldn’t have timed the start of the war to coincide with a human project.”

Anubis asked, and Siwoo answered.

“Then what is the D-Day standard?”

“Their date selection will be 100 percent related to the Demon King. To the demon race, humans are like ants.”

“The Demon King. . . How strong is the Demon King?”

Kid asked, recalling Kraken he had faced for a while.

Siwoo leaned back and thought for a moment before continuing his explanation about dimensional movement and its side effects.

He could see the bewilderment spreading across the faces of the people who heard the explanation.

“The Demon King has become much stronger than 10 years ago? Even all the demons?”

“That’s probably why they made a peace treaty.”

“Then how strong are they. . . ?”

Siwoo couldn’t answer that.

In fact, Siwoo hadn’t fought all the Demon Kings, and he hadn’t encountered them since returning to Earth.

The 4th realm Demon King had appeared briefly when he borrowed Saint Germain’s body, but even that was in a state where he didn’t know what percentage of his power it was.

“Therefore, everyone here must participate in the training from now on.”

“Wasn’t the training of other Hunters already started some time ago?”

Izanami asked, tilting her head.

“No, I’m talking about your training, not the training of my disciples.”

“Training. . . Are you saying you’re going to teach us?!”

Cerberus instinctively recoiled and then turned his head away when he met Siwoo’s cold gaze.

“Yes. I will teach you.”

“Do we all have to learn from you?”

“I don’t think so. My warrior’s spirit won’t allow it.”

Kiplagat and Mad Horse, who were very proud, made sullen expressions.

No matter how strong Siwoo was, acknowledging his strength was one thing, and receiving his teachings was another.

That too, from ‘Misteltein’, who had heard of the heavenly realm.

Siwoo nodded as if he had expected it.

“I understand. Then let’s do it this way.”

“. . . . . .”

“Those who don’t want to learn can fight me first.”

“Wha. . .?!”

“If you still don’t think you have anything to learn after the match, I’ll let you drop out.”

In the end, three people applied for Siwoo’s challenge.

Kiplagat, Mad Horse, and Cerberus.

Cerberus had challenged him because he was ashamed of himself for being scared, but he was also very resentful and annoyed that he had to ask Siwoo for guidance.

He decided that he would refuse to train after fighting fairly.

The meeting ended like that, and Siwoo said that he would call them as soon as the preparations were ready and went outside.

At that moment, Cerberus turned his face to his other colleagues and shouted.

“Hey~ Don’t you have any pride? Do you want to learn from someone else after becoming ‘Misteltein’?”

“What are you talking about, you crazy bastard? You should be preparing to be beaten black and blue by Siwoo.”

Gandharva clicked her tongue.

“K-Kid! Are you okay with this? You’re not the type of person who would be under someone else!”

“Hehehe. Look, Cerberus. Being taught isn’t the same as being under someone.”

“Wh. . . What?! Yaksa! I heard you two were rivals? But are you going to yield?”

“Hoo~ Min Siwoo is a really strong guy, so it’s an advantage to learn what he’s going to teach.”

Choi Dae-soo lit a cigarette and answered casually.

Cerberus wondered if he was wrong when he saw the other members obediently showing their willingness to learn from Siwoo.

“How about we bet on who will win? I’ll bet on Siwoo.”

“What? Hey! I’m betting on Siwoo!”

“I’ll bet 1 billion on the master’s victory.”

“Hehehe. I can’t bet against that.”

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