Neo Seoul's hottest topics are usually dominated by Se-In High School, where the protagonist, Lee Tae-seong, is enrolled.

Despite Se-In High being one of the most secure major academies, incidents never ceased to occur there. Rather than a series of minor events, each incident was significant in its own right.

The execution of carefully planned dark rituals, the activation of forbidden black magic, and the attacks from hostile groups against Se-In High were just a few examples.

Each time something like that happened, the students of Se-In High would band together to overcome the crises.

It was as if they were living in a continuous sequence of movie, drama, or comic book scenarios.

This was the stage of the main scenario. The focus of the world was naturally drawn to where the protagonist was.

Because of this, incidents occurring at other academies tended to be overshadowed.

For example, when the Ahseong High Disciplinary Committee Chief, Ahn Woo-jin, collapsed Anomia, when a necromancer from the Six Sinners appeared at Ahseong High, and when they captured the Technomancer—these events barely managed to compete for attention.

With Se-In High drawing the public’s gaze like a sturdy breakwater, it made it easier for Ahseong High Student Council President Han Baek-hyun to suppress information from spreading online.

Specifically, the information that Ahn Woo-jin, the Disciplinary Committee Chief, had awakened spatial abilities.

Of course, it was impossible to completely prevent information leaks, but this level of containment was commendable.@@novelbin@@

The plan was to protect that information until Ahn Woo-jin was strong enough to protect himself and his comrades.

“Excuse me for saying this, but is it really alright for you to go to such lengths for the Chief?”

One day, when the secretary asked this, Student Council President Baek-hyun replied offhandedly while handling paperwork.

“This Disciplinary Committee Chief is exceptional. I need to protect him for the sake of my achievements. At least while he’s the Chief.”

“But if you’re going as far as opposing the Federation Council… wouldn’t that be risky…?”

“And I can’t stand anyone messing with my people, whether it’s Ahn Woo-jin or you.”

Baek-hyun’s eyes blazed as he pointed to the gleaming Student Council President badge pinned to his shirt collar.

“That’s the weight of this badge, as I see it. This is a matter that comes before any of my achievements.”

“Are you sure about this?”

“There’s no way I can be sure. I can only hope that Ahn Woo-jin handles the situation properly.”

Baek-hyun silently pleaded to Woo-jin, ‘Please, I’m counting on you.’

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