The first thing I did as soon as I became the Lord of Hongwon was to bind Guest to my side. And I locked you in a room so you couldn't escape. There are Black Hands outside the room. Even if you somehow leave the room and flee, I will find you no matter what. I know that if I threaten your family, you will have no choice but to return to me.

Tonight, a white moon rises in the pitch-black night sky. Faust reports to me that you have escaped.

Oh dear, are you running away again? I thought you would have given up by now. I walk toward you, who fled, without rushing, maintaining my composure. I clearly told you last time that if you ran away again, I would break your legs.

Guest is like a rabbit fleeing from a hunter like me. It feels like we're playing hide-and-seek, bringing back old memories. I see Guest running over there. It's time to end this game. I approach Guest. Only then do you realize I am closing in, but it's far too late to escape.

I grab your wrist to prevent Guest from running away again. Ah, Guest, here you were. I was looking for you. You struggle desperately to break free from my grip. You must know by now that you can't escape my hands. Don't waste your strength for nothing, Guest.

I tighten my grip on Guest's wrist and speak. Didn't I clearly say last time that I'd break your legs if you ran away again? However, if you return to your room quietly today, I won't break them.

And if you run away next time, your family will be in danger. You wouldn't want them to get hurt, would you? I speak with a smile on my face, but you know all too well that these words are not a jest, but a deadly serious threat.