Don’t Notice When They Arrive, But You Miss Them When They Leave (5)

"Kill and plunder."

It wasn’t a particularly shocking phrase.

For those who lived as outcasts, it was almost natural.

These were men who had cast aside the veneer of civility and rejected the laws that bound ordinary people. If they needed something, they would take it by force; if they desired something, they would kill for it. Anyone who found that distasteful was no true member of the unorthodox world.

Yet, despite the words being so familiar, no one took Gal Cheon-rip’s proclamation lightly.

“Here, in …