The competition begins. The competitors are separated into two groups, the black group and the white group. The black group comprises, mostly, of the "evil" sects, while the white group comprises of the "good" sects. One member from each group is slotted to fight against each other. Antagonism arises between both groups due to the obvious separation of the good and the bad sects. There are 9 platforms in the fighting arena, therefore, 9 separate fights are going on at the same time. The fighters are eliminated if they fall off the platform, if they admit defeat, and if they kill or attack an already surrendered opponent. Majeh is with the black group, and wins against Neng Mak, a guy with an elongating magical sword. Crazy Dog scorns Majeh for being an "evil" sect, and accuses Majeh of using a magic sword (otherwise how could he have destroyed Neng Mak's sword). Chung Poong is in the white group and almost wins against a huge fighter. However, at the last minute he loses to due his fear. Chung Poong's older brother, Chung Hae, mocks Chung Poong for losing. Majeh next fights against Chung Hae's "uncle", Poong Chun. Majeh is still angry about Chung Hae mocking Chung Poong, and decides to punish Poong Chun. Majeh tells Poong Chun that he's going to hit him 100 times. Majeh and Poong Chun fight. Poong Chun hits Majeh with his special Ten Fold Splendor. An orb that explodes 10 times. Majeh uses his Heaven's Slaughter Energy to freeze the orb and crush it. Poong Chun apologizes to Majeh, after Majeh has slapped him around about 58 times. Due to Majeh's overwhelming energy, Dohak stops fighting Crazy Dog. Crazy Dog takes this opportunity to kick Dohak off the platform for the win. The next day, Crazy Dog thanks Majeh and two monks curse Majeh. Majeh meets Young. Young confronts Majeh for beating up the assassins sent to kill him. Young promises to settle the score. The volume ends with Baby scheduled to fight Young, and Majeh scheduled to fight Crazy Dog. Also, the possessed Master has arrived at the competition, looking for Majeh.
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King of Hell is sure to please fans of sword play and sorcery.
Story by RA IN-SOO.
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