title: An Illustrated Guide to Korean Mythology
author: Choi Won-Oh
description: <b>Choi Won-Oh</b> took a doctorate in Korean Literature at Seoul National University and studied folklore at Indiana University, USA. His previous publications include <i>Comparison of Epics in East Asia</i> (Seoul, 2001). He teaches Korean Oral Literature at the University of Seoul and works as General Business Director in The Society of Korean Oral Literature.
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  3 days later, after Kwak Jung left the Valhalla Kingdom with the army in tow… 
  Vilhelm… he’ll probably trust Kwak Jun for the time being. 
  Having woken up, Kang Chul-In’s head was spinning busily. 
  “Stop with the bullshit, Akan.” 
  <<… >> 
  “Do you think that I, the Supreme King of the West, Kang Chul-In, will apologize to 
  trash like that?” 
  <<So you’re saying… >> 
  “And that’s not the end of it. I won’t plead in front of you, the self-proclaimed god’s 
  lapdog.” 
  <<You’ll regret it.>> 
  “I would never do anything like that.” 
  Kang Chul-In didn’t surrender. 
  Rather, he irritated Akan more, and the result was that he was injured just enough to 
  avoid dying. 
  “It hurts like hell. Ow!” 
  However, instead of being angry, Kang Chul-In was having the time of his life. 
  An act. 
  
   
   
  Making the mess at the Lords’ Meeting was enough to trick Vilhelm completely. 
  It would be rude of Vilhelm if he didn’t fall for it since Kang Chul-In risked his life to 
  put on that act. 
  How could Vilh