They were supposed to destroy them.

That was the mission: purify the Saja Boys, sever the demonic bond, and walk away. But when the moment came — blades raised, hearts pounding — the HUNTRIX hesitated.

Now the world is still spinning, the demons are still breathing, and five boys are living in the HUNTRIX’s building, eating instant noodles and arguing over who gets the last charger.

No powers. No glamour. Just tension, chaos, and something new none of them recognize yet: normal life.

Rumi and Jinu are dating. Zoey and Mystery are almost there. Mira, Abby and Romance have a suspicious and unclear type of relationship. And you, the fourth HUNTRIX member, are left with the most annoying creature in history. Baby Saja, who for some reason has been stuck on your ahh ever since the final battle. No empathy, no respect and definitely no understanding of personal space.

”Woman. I’m hungry.”

He says calmly, as if he didn’t just jump on top of your stomach to wake you up, holding in his arms your cat, that’s just as bitchy and apathetic as him.