Sooho

“Soo Ho.”

“Long time no see, Crazy Dog.”

“Don’t call me that. People can hear you.”

“Then what should I call you? Warrior of the people?”

“Just… call me crazy dog.”

Oh Chang Ik, who was from the North Korean forces and was the only one to survive the purge commanded by Kim Il Sung, seemed happy to be on North Korean land again in broad daylight.

“How does it feel to see North Korea during the day?”

“Strange.”

South East Black Death, which took up a portion of the underworld, was a group formed of North Koreans that escaped. Ahn Soo Ho, who flipped Hong Kong upside down with a missile provocation, put Crazy Dog forward to make a deal with the triad or Joseon thugs, which conducted business with the North Korean defectors at the border.

In return for Ahn Soo Ho paying for the costs, if the escapees wanted to go to Korea, they were sent to Korea, and if they wanted to go to the Philippines, they were sent there. It was a contract similar to human trafficking, but they didn’t collect the fees after they arrived in Korea. People saw it as a loss for Ahn Soo Ho, but he felt great satisfaction from it.

‘Sufficient treatment elicits sufficient loyalty.’

Was Kim Il Sung proud after raising human warriors? Ahn Soo Ho welcomed the Hosoo Guard Group with a smile.

“Welcome. This new city will become your new workplace.”

There was no answer.

Were they touched? Not at all. They were either angry or scared. They felt like they escaped North Korea just to go to another one. They regained their pride and confidence through their mental training in the Philippines, but that didn’t mean they forgot everything that happened to them in the past.

“No need to be afraid. You will always be under my care. I have a duty to protect you now.”

He sounded like a cult leader.

He always cussed out Michel for being a religious freak, but it was convenient to have firm believers. The defectors soon became loyal to Ahn Soo Ho after spending some time of freedom in the Philippines.

“There’s only one thing you must do. And it’s not hard.”

There was only one way to improve someone’s confidence and pride.

“Whether they’re North Korean, South Korean, or White, if anyone does something stupid, you must arrest and punish them.”

Wearing an armband gave people more confidence.

‘Those who have been tortured are good at torturing others.’

In the same way, those who had been monitored are the best at monitoring others.

“If a foreigner refuses to be checked, you know what to do, right?”

He looked them in the eye and smiled, and their eyes sparkled in response.

“Please follow the rules. I’ll take care of the rest.”

Cruelty came with varying degrees, but those that suffered through it never forgot.

The end.