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... es and then continued, the boundary between day and night is not clear. Even when he woke up, Kwon Taek Joo couldn't tell if he was dreaming or awake. He suddenly felt cold on his skin, but even that was difficult to guarantee that it was real. Then a completely different scene flashed across his gradually expanding vision. The surrounding scenery was completely different from the last memories.

A long time later. Kwon Taek Joo fully woke up, his body was covered in a layer of soft fur. ...

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