South Korea, Busan.
The streets were crowded with pedestrians and vehicles.
Some delinquent teenagers, dressed unusually, were doing their own thing—some climbed lampposts, others jumped onto car roofs with baseball bats, and some ran over to reporters, trying to get their faces on a live news broadcast.
"Ah, siba! You ignorant adult! Point the camera at me quickly! I'm a cadre of the 'Doomsday Conversion Association'! Show some respect!"
"Another alien has arrived! The end of the world is coming soon! Everyone... go crazy!"
They were just a group of teenagers, but the reporters could only listen to them with long faces.
Even the police officers who arrived early acted as if nothing concerned them.
It's not that they didn't want to interfere.
They didn't dare to interfere.
This group of young people were not ordinary teenagers.
They were once the forces cultivated by the three major rising powers in South Korea.
