Kidnapped Dragons (KR Web Novel)

Yu Jitae took a uniform out of the wardrobe, covered his body with a shirt and wore a formal pair of pants. Its lengths and size was too small for his body but the moment it touched his hand, it turned bigger to match his body.

It was thanks to a skill he had.

[Inherent Customisation (S)]

Normally, it was used to allow humans to wrap their body with unwearable things but that advanced skill was currently being used to match a smaller uniform to his body.

After finally putting a tie around his neck, he stared at the mirror as it reflected the police uniform he was wearing. It all felt anew. It seemed that he had been proud to be wearing this around a hundred years ago but that was a distant memory he couldnt even remember properly.

Looking at the clock, he discovered that it was 7am, time to go to work.

Despite being early in the morning, Gangnam was filled with people. There were businessmen in suits having phone calls, as well as superhumans smoking while wearing armours.

It was them living their everyday life, due to which he found it slightly awkward.

By getting on a bus, he travelled towards the Portal Bureau. Inside the building there were large, floating magic stones that enabled the usage of teleportation.

“Are you heading to the Lair?”

“Yes.”

As Yu Jitae walked onto the portal, light started to wrap around his body and when he reopened his eyes, he was atLair.

*

In the 21st Century, with the Republic of Korea in the centre, gates opened worldwide as monsters started pouring out from within. At the same time, superhumans armed withBlessings andSkills started appearing.

In this new period of time referred to as the New Era, Korea was on the luckier side. There were more dungeons with intelligent species and devils than other nations.

The income from the devils and intelligent species were magnificent and Korea was treated the way oil-producing countries were treated before, and thanks to that, Korea was currently in top three nations worldwide in terms of military force.

And ten years ago, Korea started gathering young hunters with excellent potential to one place to give education. That was the start of the Academy City,Lair.

Not to mention the Korean government, the academy received astronomical amounts of money as investments from worldwide and hiring top-level mages, magic engineers and constructors, they succeeded in making a large floating island that was roughly as big as 1/10 of Seoul in size,Haytling.

Haytling slowly revolved around the world like a satellite and currently, it was flying over the Atlantic Ocean.

Lair was the name of the Academy City built on top of Haytling and when Yu Jitae was 27 years old, he was a part of the local police force at Lair.

He looked outside. Thanks to floating in mid-air, he could see clouds some distance away. Leaving the Portal Bureau, he walked around the Academy City as students in uniforms could be seen here and there.

And there was a police station not too far from it.

“Jitae-sunbae, hello!”

“Jitaes here as well? We had way too much drink last night yeah.”

When he went in, his colleagues gave greetings but they all looked unfamiliar. That was natural because after regressing, he had never gone to work.