Return of the Sword God-Rank Civil Servant

Su-ho smiled as he looked at the people lying near the door.

“Timing was a bit tight, wasn’t it?” he said.

Kim Seung-hwan blinked in surprise and asked, "What do you mean, timing?"

"Shall I show you?" Su-ho took a step back, and as he moved, Kim Seung-hwan saw the group of men dressed in black suits, all lying unconscious near the entrance.

Kim Seung-hwan’s eyes widened. "Who are these people?"

“These are the ones who claimed they were from the Seoul District Prosecutor’s Office,” Su-ho said, casually lifting one of the men to show Kim Seung-hwan.

The man had a rough, intimidating face, the kind that could belong to a gangster or thug—not someone from the Seoul District Prosecutor’s Office.

"Not Hunters?" Kim Seung-hwan asked, his suspicion growing.

“No, they’re not,” Su-ho replied with a grin. He then dragged the three unconscious men into the office and continued, "They don’t seem to have caused much trouble, considering how calm they look."

"Yeah, everything seemed normal, but just before they could do something, you stepped in," one of the men, who had been hiding in the room, said with relief.

Su-ho checked their pockets and found a wallet with identification. "Huh, these guys aren’t even good at the basics," he muttered, finding it strange that they would carry their ID cards while involved in this kind of activity.

He checked the ID, and after a quick mental search through his library of memories, he realized the identity of the man.

"Ah, so this guy’s from Pi Seong-yeol's direct squad," Su-ho mused, his surprise evident.

Pi Seong-yeol’s direct squad—Su-ho had encountered references to it back when he worked in the Special Operations Unit. Though he’d only known about them through paperwork, it was shocking to face them in person.

"These guys, huh? Guess they just didn’t know how to lay low," Su-ho thought, recognizing the names and faces. "But I’ve never had to deal with them directly until now."

He'd seen mention of them in documents, but it was only after everything had been reformed that he’d been able to dig deeper. Now, seeing them in front of him, he felt like the dots were finally connecting.

Su-ho smiled as he pocketed the wallet, ensuring that these men wouldn’t be a problem for now. "Let me just move these guys out of the way," he said, before closing the door. Inside, he used his skills to paralyze the three men, then transported them to his space for safekeeping.