HotIce

This is a work of fiction. Any names, characters, stories or events, are fictitious!

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At the most unfortunate day which also the luckiest day for Xing Heero, his village was attacked by a specter. He lost family, his childhood sweetheart, he lost everything. However, on the same day, the strongest man called Saint picked him up as his disciple.

After years of training under the strongest man, Saint. To fulfill his Grandfather's dream to be a Great Hero, Heero started his career as a Hero. Heero was determined to kill specter and would not let any child experienced the same experience as him.

However, maybe he had used all his luck to get the strongest man as his Master. Somehow, all of his achievement was stolen by the other heroes. The unfortunate event kept happening to Heero which led all of his achievement being robbed by the other Heroes.

In the last of his unfortunate event, he tried to kill God Specter, but it only ended him up sealed in Eternal Ice. The last moment before Heero lost consciousness, he vowed he would retire as Hero.

"Father! Mother! I will be obedient! I will stop to be Hero and continue our family line, please release me from this Eternal Ice!"

Unfortunate Hero's Retirement Life

"Calm down, Dad! It's just Steel Gophers! Moreover, the Hero League must send someone to watch over him, he is your grandson after all!" Kang Yun Cheol consoled his worried father.

"I am not worried about his safety! But it's his thoughts that are worrying me! How can he be careless in his first fight in the wild!" As Hero Instructor, Kang Myung-Chul was not only teaching how to fight, he instilled a good mentality to the hero he took in.

Moreover, in the survival phase was where the participant was tasked to survive, not to kill the wild beast. Avoiding any beast was the best way in this survival phase.

However, not only his grandson did not try to avoid the beast, he wanted to take the beast down. From the tone of his grandson, Kang Myung-Chul perceived his grandson was being overconfident.

Fighter Anteriority - Part 4