Children in South Korea gift their parents carnations on the parents' day. With the emergence of dungeons, many children were left without parents, so they were often adopted after being pitied for being left alone on such an occasion. Large part of these children were later abandoned or used for child labor. To this day children use carnations to signify that they're looking for adoption or work
It was the worst time to finally read this, man
IKR?!?! I thought I had let the chapters marinate enough (I was at chapter 123 or something) but I finished one crisis just to step right into another. My only source of comfort is that I know that Nora isn’t going to lose. It doesn’t make sense for him to at this point. This whole crisis is important to establish the start of the shift in the power of the church. But I just know that being the weasels they are, they won’t get a satisfactory defeat like I would want. There’s still too much plot to go over before we get to the end I think. So we can’t have the main villain exit the stage yet.








WTF AGENT CHOI I WASN'T EXPECTING YOU FOR ANOTHER THREE YEARS