After centuries of enduring punishment and exile to Earth as a purger, Andy could barely recall the exact transgression that had led to his punishment. His memories were a jumble, and he wasn't even sure if they had become entangled with fabricated recollections. All he knew was that he had been accused, and the people of Heaven had been too indifferent to verify his innocence. Even though his memories were unclear, Andy could sense the depths of Heaven's disdain for him. After a few centuries of pleading to return to Heaven, he had given up. However, the punishment he endured, though seemingly straightforward, was stifling and tested his patience as the centuries passed. It was the monotony of the same routine day after day that wore on him, making life increasingly dull and tedious. While routine could be beneficial, Andy found that repeating the same tasks day after day, extending over centuries, became excruciatingly monotonous. Andy, a purger assigned to the same purging task f

Still within Andy's grasp, Patal and Lisa were thrown to the ground when Andy declared his delusional friendship with Gaige. They had not expected to survive, and yet, they were not entirely shocked when they were spared. Relief washed over them at being alive, but it was tinged with anxiety about the reason for their reprieve. They feared that Andy might use them as leverage against Gaige. Escape seemed impossible as they were confined to an unfamiliar, doorless room with no ventilation. The atmosphere inside grew increasingly oppressive as their anxiety mounted. "How can we get out of here?" Lisa asked, her fear palpable. The already eerie and dark room took on an even more ominous aura due to their trepidation. "What a psycho," Patal muttered. He tapped Lisa's thighs in astonishment, pondering how Andy had cleanly severed their legs without causing any pain or bloodshed. "Do you think this is an illusion too?" Patal inquired. Lisa responded by tapping his amputated legs as w

Gaige squinted his eyes, attempting to discern the identity of the woman with vibrant red hair. A wave of unease washed over him as he recognized her as Ellise. "Why the heck is she here?" he mused. But his surprise deepened when he saw who Ellise was confronting. His eyes widened, and his body shot into the air. Mid-flight, Adal issued a chilling warning. [Alert! Your bond with Purger Ainspenser is weakening.] [Warning! Purger Ainspenser is on the verge of expiring!] [Warning! Your own existence is tied to the life of Purger Ainspenser. If she perishes, you will too.] "Adal, analyze Ainspenser! How badly is she injured?" Gaige commanded. Since Ainspenser bore no visible injuries, Gaige was uncertain how to assist her. He timed his leap perfectly, snatching his wife away from Ellise. He landed on a rooftop three buildings away, placing Ainspenser down. Adal swiftly provided him with an analysis of Ainspenser's condition, equipping him with the knowledge he needed to attend to he

Gaige Feryuson absorbed Reshmin Enka as the fifth soul, satisfying the system's requirements to transform him into a purger. Little was known about Reshmin apart from her status as a purgeable being who had fallen victim to the same red-shoe purger responsible for tormenting and killing Gaige's friends. Reshmin was among the individuals Gaige had to resurrect to attain sainthood, a fate she shared with others who were caught up in the purging process purely by virtue of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Gaige paid little attention to her, considering her merely collateral damage in the hunt. However, what neither Gaige nor the system realized was the connection between Reshmin Enka and Andy. It wasn't until later, when they discovered her last name was related to Andy's, that the pieces began to fall into place. From the onset of his career as a purger, Andy had nurtured and cultivated a human family – the Enkas. Rirru Enka stood as the current head of the family, and Resh

Except for Gaige and Ainspenser, everyone had gathered at Yawyklim Central Plaza. It was an unprecedented occurrence during the hunt, where opposing sides engaged in direct combat instead of scattered skirmishes. Purgers typically operated individually or in small groups, and rarely had they united en masse. On the other hand, purgeable beings were usually helpless and unprepared during the hunt. However, this time, they had learned how the hunt worked and gained the knowledge of how to combat purgers. The fear and vulnerability that once filled their eyes had given way to determination and a will to survive through their own strength and abilities. All of these changes had come about due to the efforts of both Andy and Gaige. Gaige had successfully persuaded the purgeable beings to cooperate, while Andy had effectively led the purgers. Even the angels observing from above found themselves anticipating the outcome of this rare event. With no clear distinction between hunters and pre