"The people in that organization took my son! I shouldn't have trusted them in the first place!"The words spoken by one person kept ringing in Jansen's mind. For some reason, Jansen still felt uncomfortable as he imagined the pain of a woman who lost her child. Jansen didn't expect Frank to manage the organization like this. Everything had changed completely. What the Parasitic Creature Eradication Organization was doing was completely missing the original goal. "Frank," Jansen muttered, remembering the time Frank had chased him into the tunnel to retrieve the research documents. "Why are you doing this? Why are you making such a mess of the organization?" Jansen muttered again, asking himself the question again. There was a feeling of regret in Jansen's heart. If only he hadn't died in the tunnel that night, would he have been able to take better care of the organization? Would the organization he had built over the years not have ended up the way it is now? "How do I go back

[CHAPTER 35]"Are you out of your mind? Why aren't you putting up a fight?!" Matthew reprimanded Jansen in a very irritated tone. Jansen was now with Matthew and Hansel. They managed to kill the monster that had just attacked Jansen-and almost killed Hansel. Their escape made them move out of the forest area and were already in the area leading to the residential area. "I can't, Matthew," Jansen said in a soft tone. He was still trying to catch his breath. Hansel held Jansen's shoulders, slightly embracing, then gave a pat that signaled soothing. Hansel understood that Jansen was in shock. "I don't know why... I saw the look in that monster's eyes... so pitiful," Jansen continued. He was still trying to neutralize his throat which was still feeling a choking sensation. Matthew frowned, then turned to look at Hansel. Matthew seemed to have no idea what Jansen was talking about. "What do you mean? That monster attacked you and it even had the heart to kill you," Matthew said. "I

"What exactly have you been doing all these years I've been missing, Frank?" asked Jansen with a sharp look at his reflection. "If there are only a few parasitic monsters in the incubator room, including my family, and then I see you making half-human parasitic monsters as personal bodyguards, are you trying to create monsters that you can control, Frank?" Jansen murmured again full of confusion and curiosity. In Jansen's brain right now, there were so many questions about the Parasitic Creature Eradication Organization. Instantly Jansen regretted passing through the tunnel where he ended up entering the future year. "If I hadn't disappeared for so many years, would the organization have ended up like this?" Jansen asked uncomfortably. Jansen let out a rough breath as he wiped his hair back. As he thought about how the organization was now, Jansen's hands clenched into fists. He didn't think Frank would use his research documents to destroy the organization. "I knew all

"I don't think I saw you last night. Where did you go?" asked Ryann in a friendly tone. While preparing his clothes for today's serious training, Jansen replied, "None of your business." Ryann frowned somewhat surprised at Jansen's answer. During the silence, she exchanged glances with Joseph, asking about Jansen's reaction through facial expressions. "Oh, right. We're not close enough for me to know what you're doing," Ryann replied with an awkward laugh. Jansen closed the wardrobe door, then faced Ryann and Joseph. He had a flat look on his face as he put the clothes on his body. "Did you prepare for today?" asked Joseph. "I saw that you were very good at fighting monsters in the trial ring room." Jansen shook his head after hearing Joseph's question. "I don't need to prepare anything. I'm in The Loser People dormitory anyway," Jansen replied indifferently. Joseph and Ryann looked at each other again. They looked somewhat surprised at Jansen's answer, which didn't se

"You mean, me?" Jansen then pretended to laugh. "Why would I be the one to start an organization? I'm still young, while Mr. Frank is much older than me." As Jansen said that sentence, he realized Richard was looking at him through suspicious eyes. Richard hadn't said anything in response yet. Somehow seeing Richard's small smile and slightly squinting gaze made Jansen even more awkward. It felt like Jansen was being pressured to admit something. If Jansen spoke wrongly, then his secret as a human being who came from the past would be exposed. While he couldn't trust Richard completely to tell his secret. "What I'm saying is, it's certain that this organization has been running for a very long time-even before I was born," Jansen replied, correcting his sentence. Richard suddenly laughed casually as he tapped Jansen briefly o