Heroine Hunts Heroines

Tens of thousands of monsters clad in black uniforms were marching northward through Seoul.
This was a strike force meticulously assembled by Yoo Eun-ha, consisting only of combat-capable monsters.
Unable to act recklessly within the city, they moved with orderly precision, equipped with magical rifles, resembling a disciplined military formation.

Their appearance was far closer to that of Hunters or soldiers than villains, piquing the curiosity of onlookers. Citizens watched the monstrous army’s procession with fascination.

Most notably, while the Baekhwa Sect had previously carried banners emblazoned with a dragon during their battles against the guild coalition, they now marched under the Taegukgi, Korea’s national flag.
In other words, the Baekhwa Sect was now aligning itself with Korea.
This revelation was nothing short of astonishing.@@novelbin@@

“What’s this? Why is the Baekhwa Sect carrying the Taegukgi?”
“Looks like the rumors are true. I have to record this.”
“Wow, there are even kids as young as my grandchildren in there.”

Following the army were hundreds of combat golems, adding to the spectacle.
For the citizens, it was as awe-inspiring as watching the guild coalition’s parade.

Even if they were villains, these were Koreans marching under the Taegukgi.
The sight of the Baekhwa Sect carrying the national flag was enough to change public perception of the monsters.

“Go, big sisters and brothers!”
“Fighting, hyungs!”
“Stay strong, Baekhwa Sect!”

Just as they had cheered for the guild coalition earlier, the citizens now directed their applause toward the Baekhwa Sect’s monstrous army.

The monsters, who had lived their lives confined to erosion zones and scraping by at the bottom of society, had expected scorn and contempt upon entering Seoul for the first time.
But instead, they were bewildered by the cheers of the citizens and began waving back hesitantly.

Buoyed by the support of the people, the morale of the monstrous army surged, and they continued their march northward.
It was a moment when monsters began to integrate into Korean society.

***

“What the hell? Why is Hwangryong’s body cut in half?”

Yoo Eun-ha, or rather Yongyong, was utterly confused.
She had just returned after exhausting the elven court mages’ mana to move Magnute’s massive body, only to find Hwangryong reduced to a half-crippled state.
Was it always this much of a wreck? She tapped her phone, seeking answers.