Chapter 64 How to Tame My Childhood Friend’s Sister

To be honest, I’m quite angry right now.

The only precious person I have left, Si-eun.
Kidnapping or playing games with such a Si-eun was an absolutely unforgivable act.

It’s definitely not an issue that can be taken lightly.

For a moment, I even thought about just killing her.

I wanted to just cleanly kill her so she could never again play games with my precious person.

But that wouldn’t be right.

I couldn’t kill Narin.

The reason wasn’t because I’m a morally upright person who made such a judgment, but because of the importance of the person called Narin.

First of all, regardless of everything else, Narin is my childhood friend’s sister.

Above all, she’s an S-class Rank 3 hunter and the head of a major guild called the Sword Saint Society, leading hundreds of hunters.

If such a person dies, it’s obvious that society, which is already chaotic, would become even more chaotic.

So it’s an unavoidable choice.

In the end, I had to give Narin a chance.

I had to bestow at least minimal mercy.

“Take them off. Hurry.”

So that’s why I’m giving this chance right now.

It seems Narin still doesn’t understand my goodwill.

“Haha… I was underestimated quite a bit, I see.”

Narin stood up.

And began to face off against me.

The expression that had been relaxed until just now was now full of fighting spirit.

“Are you going to continue?”

“You’re quite good, better than I thought…? Sorry, but I was just careless.”

And now she began to correct her sword stance.

“I won’t go easy on you anymore… I’ll do it properly.”

Narin slowly reconsidered the situation from before.

Narin, who had yielded the first attack, and Si-woo responding to it.

Si-woo had strongly swung his sword toward her.

In that situation, Narin would have used a technique to flow away the sword, but.

For some reason, she couldn’t flow away that attack and had collapsed.

For some unknown reason, Si-woo’s attack felt too heavy.

Like a feeling of a huge meteorite.

It was such an overwhelming power that she absolutely couldn’t flow away.

This man has a power beyond imagination.

A power that seems to be on a different track…

‘It must be a misconception…’

But… that can’t be.

She examined the man in front of her again.

His stance holding the sword was decent, but if scrutinized in detail, it was still terrible.

Talent with the sword that couldn’t even follow the footsteps of her sister Na-ri, let alone herself.

Such a trivial man couldn’t possibly draw out such power.

And just a retired A-class hunter…

Even if he had grown to some extent.

From birth, there was no way he could defeat her, an S-class.

Narin was the Sword Saint.

A title that can only be obtained by reaching the pinnacle of swordsmanship, a title that can only be maintained by not losing to anyone in sword technique.

She was the owner of such a title that could only be won by throwing all other countless swordsmen into the trash in terms of technique, skill, talent, and excellence.

It simply didn’t make sense for someone like her to be defeated by such an insignificant man.

No matter how she thought about it, it didn’t make sense.

‘I was just careless…’

No matter how much she thought about it again and again, it was really a nonsensical situation.

And there was only one conclusion to this situation.

It was the fact that she had underestimated her opponent too much, and because of that, she had been careless and suffered a coincidental defeat.

She had just collapsed momentarily due to the mistake of carelessness.

If not for that, there would have been no way for her, with the title of Sword Saint, to be defeated by such a man.

‘If I just focus, there’s no way I could lose to a man with no technique like this…’

So what needed to be done was clear.

She just had to not be careless anymore.

She just had to crush him with all her strength.

Even to restore her pride as the Sword Saint.

‘Come to think of it, I’m angry…’

Narin was now beginning to sort out the situation.

As the utterly incomprehensible situation was sorted out, things she hadn’t been able to pay attention to due to being mentally overwhelmed began to surface.

She went over the disrespectful behavior Si-woo had shown her earlier.

‘Telling me to take them off?’

The words Si-woo had said while looking down at her.

Those words he had uttered while treating her like a mere prostitute—in retrospect, they were truly outrageous words.

They were so outrageous that it made her angry.

‘How dare he to me…’

From Narin’s perspective, this couldn’t help but be a matter of hurt pride.

To utter such words to her, the Sword Saint—this couldn’t be overlooked at all.

He was the first man to insult her, the Sword Saint, to this extent.

‘This won’t do… I’ll just have to kill him.’

So Narin simply decided to kill the man in front of her.

Although killing Si-woo would mean she could no longer use Na-ri.

And it was obvious that her younger sister would despair, but it couldn’t be helped.

This was an important issue of the Sword Saint’s pride at stake.

The arrogant man who had touched the pride of the Sword Saint had to pay a suitable price.

‘Sigh… I didn’t want to use this.’

So, although it might be quite excessive, she was going to use the strongest technique she could use.

“Cheonhongeum Tenth Form…”

Narin began to release her magic power.

And she began to wrap that released magic power around her sword.

A sword full of magic power, surrounded by a blue light.

And that blue light soon gathered at the tip of the sword.

Soon it bore a point of pure blue light.

Narin directed that blue light toward Si-woo.

And she lowered her stance.

The stance she was taking now was a thrust.

A thrust that had raised destructive power to the extreme.

“Heavenly Wing…!”

Cheonhongeum, created with the sky as a motif.

Among them, the tenth form was a sword created with inspiration from lightning.

Now Narin had become lightning.

Boom!

Sword and sword collided.

And a huge explosion sound occurred.

“…”

And the result of the match was decided.

“This can’t be…”

Narin on her knees…

It was Narin’s defeat.

“This can’t be happening…”

Certainly, she had gathered all her strength and pierced one point.

This was the ultimate secret technique that pierced enemies with a beak like steel.

It was a technique that could pierce even ordinary gate monsters with a single fatal blow.

But…

Like a baby bird hitting a rock, it didn’t inflict any damage on this man.

‘Wh-what on earth… is this man…?’

While Narin was looking up at Si-woo, trembling with fear.

Si-woo put his sword down on the ground and looked at Narin.

And with the sword sheath at his waist held in reverse, he looked down coldly at her.

“Sister Narin. Let’s start with you taking a beating first.”

Narin’s body instinctively began to tremble at the sight.

‘This is annoying.’

My only sister, the only family I have—Narin must know how precious my sister is to me.

Despite that, I was clearly in a situation where my precious sister had been kidnapped by Narin.

Narin had finally crossed the line too strongly.

‘I was going to let it go moderately…’

Even in such a situation where she had crossed the line too strongly, I clearly tried to let it go nicely.

Even in a situation where I should have killed her and it wouldn’t have been enough, I tried to let it go very simply without any violence.

I was clearly treating Narin kindly enough to be called a pushover.

I clearly bestowed tremendous goodwill. Almost to the point where it would be difficult to bestow more.

But despite such efforts…

Narin showed no remorse.

It seems that after all my goodwill, Narin thinks of it as foolishness.

Honestly, at this point, I think I’ve been very patient.

So I had no choice but to hit her a bit.

‘Although hitting women isn’t my preference…’

Actually, I didn’t want to hit women.

Somehow, hitting women doesn’t look good and it’s not particularly something I prefer.

But it can’t be helped. Right now, to me, Narin wasn’t a woman but just a beast that couldn’t understand words.

I put down my sword and held the sheath in reverse.

I’m thinking of hitting her a bit until words get through to her.

This was an unavoidable choice.

“You’re going to… hit me…? With that…?”

“Yes. You need to take a beating, Sister.”

As I looked down holding the sword sheath, Sister Narin, who now seemed to understand the situation, started trembling.

Her eyes widened slightly and she began to back away.

Somehow, I felt a bit sorry seeing that, but it couldn’t be helped.

Sister Narin’s karma was too deep.

She needed to take a beating first.

“Wa-wait… I… I was wrong. St-stop…! D-don’t hit me…”

Sister Narin shouted as if urgent.

“Because you did wrong. You have to take a beating.”

Regretfully, I had already given many chances.

And now I was quite angry, so it really couldn’t be helped.

I strode toward Sister Narin.

“You’re S-rank anyway, so it won’t hurt that much.”

“Eek…”

And who said I’m going to kill her?

I was just going to lightly tap her a few times, like giving a massage.

Anyway, Narin is a physical-type S-rank hunter, and she’ll recover quickly for sure.

She won’t die just because I hit her.

“Let’s begin.”

Narin was backed into a corner while retreating.

I looked down at such a Narin and rolled up my sleeves.

And I began to swing down the sheath like a club.

“Kyaa!”

Whack.

Whack.

Whack.

Narin’s screams and dull impact sounds were heard.

“Sigh…”

I only hit her three times, and such exaggeration…

I sighed slightly.

She doesn’t know that this is just the beginning.

“If you exaggerate, you’ll get hit more.”

Whack.

Whack.

Whack.

“Phew…”

I seem to have hit her to my heart’s content for quite a while.

My feelings, which had been full of anger until just now, had become much refreshed.

I put down the sword sheath and smiled refreshingly.

“I was wrong… hic… please forgive me…”

Narin was trembling with her head in her hands in the corner.

Surely at this point, she would have reflected.

Looking at Narin’s appearance, I felt the reward of having hit her diligently.

But it wasn’t over yet.

“Sister Narin. Let’s start now in earnest. Hurry up and take them off.”

I picked up my smartphone once more.

And pointed the camera lens at Narin.