That was such a bittersweet chapter. I love how Haon refrains from directing harsh words at his father out of the understanding of their shared loneliness. The awkward silence, the mutual acceptance of their state of relationship and how Haon wouldn't easily forgive his father's neglect...
While this isn't the end to their father-son storyline (Haon is still on the hunt for a life crystal to heal his father), this chapter ends in a quite solemn but satisfying note (•‿•)
Another detail: I love that Haon has little reservation when proclaiming his relationship with Rigon. Haon's already the master of martial arts, no longer tied down to his father's business,... It's not like his father is in any position to interfere with his son's love life, especially when his SO is already someone he can trust.
That was such a bittersweet chapter. I love how Haon refrains from directing harsh words at his father out of the understanding of their shared loneliness. The awkward silence, the mutual acceptance of their state of relationship and how Haon wouldn't easily forgive his father's neglect...
While this isn't the end to their father-son storyline (Haon is still on the hunt for a life crystal to heal his father), this chapter ends in a quite solemn but satisfying note (•‿•)
Another detail: I love that Haon has little reservation when proclaiming his relationship with Rigon. Haon's already the master of martial arts, no longer tied down to his father's business,... It's not like his father is in any position to interfere with his son's love life, especially when his SO is already someone he can trust.