May 20, 2030.
An unknown figure stands atop the tallest building on Earth — and the age of hidden fear begins.
Beneath the fragile surface of reality, gods and indifferent higher entities rule through an invisible judgment system that mortals were never meant to witness. Ancient clans that once kept the balance have been hunted to extinction. In their wake, a secretive government organization gathers the shattered survivors of the supernatural — branding them Sinners.
They are not saviors. They are not monsters.
They are living proof that even divine judgment can break.
Rookie Sinner Karry steps into this shadowed world alongside the ice-veined operative Sasha and the eerily composed Arnold — a man whose calm hides depths no one dares question. Their first mission is simple: rescue hostages from a routine threat.
It ends in catastrophe.
Breaches tear open between realms. Cities vanish without trace. Entities from above descend like hunters, while governments below scramble to erase every witness. As the veil rips wider, Karry uncovers the chilling truth:
The gods are not protecting humanity.
They are evaluating it.
And walking silently through the growing storm is Arnold — a figure who understands the rules of existence better than any god, fears nothing, and draws his blade only when the line between survival and annihilation is crossed.
Because when the final judgment descends…
it will not arrive as war.
It will arrive as calamity.

Karry wandered through the long silent corridors, his mind still drowning in the questions left behind by the files.


At the end of the stone path, he finally found Kernal waiting exactly where they were supposed to meet.


The man stood motionless beneath the dim evening light. As Karry approached, Kernal slowly turned his head and looked at him.


Without another word, Kernal led him away.


They arrived at a quiet garden hidden behind the main building. Tall trees surrounded the area, their shadows covering the stone benches beneath them. No guards. No footsteps. No witnesses.


Kernal: "No one will disturb our conversation here."


Kernal: "As your captain instructed, I will answer what I can. But understand this… there are things even I cannot tell you."


Karry: "Sir Kernal… I know nothing about this world."


Karry: "After reading those files, I have more questions than answers."


Karry: "What happened during the medieval era?"


Karry: "And what are… Pseudo Entities? What are the Entities?"


For the first time, Kernal's calm expression shifted.


Kernal: "Those are questions even I do not know the answers to."


Karry: "Then tell me about the rune in that forest."


Kernal: "I'm afraid… I cannot tell you that."


Karry: "Then at least tell me about the Tower of Arshan."


For a moment, it looked as if he was debating whether to speak.


Kernal: "Even I know very little about the Tower of Arshan."


The wind moved softly through the trees.


Kernal: "Much of the history from that era… was destroyed."


Karry: "Who would do something like that?"


For the first time, his eyes carried something Karry had never seen before.


Kernal: "The government is not what you think it is."


Chapter 38 - the garden conversation