Kidnapped Dragons (KR Web Novel)

‘Front

That one word created a sense of direction inside the auditorium.

‘3 minutes

Those two words of his created a time restraint for the cadets.

The man that suddenly appeared out of nowhere regulated both the time and space of every cadet present.

Soon, the young cadets began moving according to his standards. When someone comparatively more fearful than others started moving their pen, other cadets were influenced by their peers and started their surveys.

3 minutes were more than enough.

“Here sir…”

Despite still not knowing who this man was, one of the cadets in charge gathered the papers before handing them over to Yu Jitae.

“…”

Looking back, he realised that the prison warden was wearing a strange look on his face. His facial muscles twitched and turned serious, before eventually forming a smile. He appeared bewildered.

“Thank you, Mister Guardian… next one on the schedule is breakfast. I think we can start moving now.”

Meanwhile, the camera crews were put in an awkward spot.

‘Damn. Were not going to have enough videos…

Yu Jitae wasnt interested, but the theme of todays documentary was onthe dangers of delinquent cadets and the necessity of increasing the number of guidance wardens. The documentary was meant to criticise the low morality of the superhuman industry and the need to guide young cadets properly!

But in order to achieve that, they needed videos of delinquent cadets not listening to instructions, contrasted by videos of the warden who was nothing but nice. Watching that, the audience will be enraged which will allow the broadcasting crew to grab both the number of views and their original theme.

“Breakfast, is it.”

“Yes.”

“But theres a few missing.”

“They must have gone somewhere else. I was actually thinking of looking for them right now…”

The warden nodded with a serious look on his face.

“Guys. Lets all line up…!”

The cameraman heaved a sigh.

Everything started going south ever since the man who was here on community service intervened. This time, the command was from the warden and yet the cadets still obediently lined up albeit slowly.

Even the warden himself seemed surprised.

“Number.”

In response to the mans words, the cadets each called out one, two, three… and so on in a line. The number of the last person in line was 23.

Carefully lowering their heads, the cadets stole glances at Yu Jitae.

The number of cadets for dismissal today was 27. Four were missing.

The warden scratched his wide forehead while the cameras went through the cadets one by one.

“…”

Yu Jitae stared at the cadets with a hazy gaze.

He didnt say anything, and was searching where the missing cadets were on the other side of the auditorium walls. However, his silence seemed to have caused tension as the cadets anxiously stole glances. They became nervous despite him not doing anything.