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What about Yu Jinseok?
-This is my child. Say hello.
-????
I can just picture his face contorting. Well, I’ll set that aside for now.
“Then Yuseo. What should we do for the rest of it?”
“Isn’t Seo enough for a name?”
“Having the name Yuseo is too suspicious.”
A surname is one syllable, and a given name should be two.
In that case, what should the remaining character be?
“Then how about Yu Seo-jin?”
“Yu Seo-jin? Where did the Jin come from?”
The Jin was ripped right out of Yu Jinseok’s name.
“I took Jin from my older brother’s name.”
“Hmm. Suddenly slapping a name together like that…”
It feels like we just threw it together because we couldn’t think of anything else. The name is my surname, Ji-eun’s surname, and one character taken from Yu Jinseok’s name. Doesn’t it seem too hastily made? The name Yu Seo-jin itself is pretty, though.
“Don’t you think older brother will be a bit more accepting if we do it this way?”
Yu Jinseok was quite confused by the Mutant Certification last time. In the midst of all that, if I just blurted out, “Older brother, this is the daughter I gave birth to,” what kind of expression would he make? Wouldn’t he like it if her name were at least similar to his?
“Oh, it’s Yu Seo-jin. My name?”
“Yeah. Yu Seo-jin. For now, anyway. Hmm.”
“Are you going to tell Jinseok right away?”
“I probably should, right? That guy will probably sulk if I don’t tell him, anyway.”
Anyway, the person named Yu Jinseok is my older brother.
Strike while the iron is hot, as they say. I set up a meeting with Yu Jinseok before the other heroines could interrogate me about the mother-daughter incest 4P.
Even though Yu Jinseok had his own work, he agreed to meet with me.
“Hmm. I heard you were busy with Songdo matters, but it’s been a while.”
When met after a while, Yu Jinseok still looked radiant, perhaps because of his title as the previous work’s protagonist.
Anyway, he’s currently taking the number one spot in Korea using only a sword.
Even among the Yu Jinseok Generation, those who possess outstanding abilities would probably still find it difficult to face Yu Jinseok.
“Well, it just ended up that way.”
“It’s been a while for Jiyeon, too.”
“Don’t even mention it. She really is a troublemaker, even in Songdo.”
“Even so, I have tens, hundreds of thousands of Mutants under me. That’s too harsh.”
I frowned at the words Jiyeon-i casually spat out from beside me.
“It seems my little sister is all grown up now. To think you’d use Mutants to create a nation where the sun never sets.”
That’s right. The national pride in Korea right now is beyond imagination, because an existence like me led the Mutant unit to completely occupy every Erosion Zone on Earth and purify the demonic energy.
“Well, I’m all grown up. Enough to even have a child, right?”
“Pffft! Wait. A child? Wait, don’t tell me that woman in the middle is…?”
Yu Jinseok spat out the cola he was drinking.
Is it really that surprising? As people live their lives, they can have a child.
Seo-jin was currently sitting between me and Jiyeon-i.
There hadn’t been any particular greetings, but Yu Jinseok probably thought that the person named Yu Seo-jin was one of the reasons for this meeting.
That’s the usual reaction, I suppose. Hmm. His face took on a pitiful expression.
No, even if it was Yu Jinseok, I never dreamed he would immediately think this fully grown girl was my daughter.
Anyway, I introduced Seo-jin-i, who was doing fingering and trying to be a filial daughter to her mom even at this very moment.
“This is Jiyeon-i and my daughter. Yu Seo-jin.”
“????????”
Yu Jinseok’s face twisted into an unreadable expression. That look, as if asking what kind of bullshit I was spouting, was incredibly funny.
Yeah. It’s understandable that he’d make that face.
It might be inevitable. I’d be the same way. Hmm. Even if it were me, if my younger sibling - whom I hadn’t been separated from for a year or even a few months, but rather kept in touch with and met frequently - suddenly brought a girl her own age and claimed she was her daughter, I’d find it ridiculous too.
“Hello. Uncle? I’m Yu Seo-jin.”
At Seo-jin-i’s words, his face crumpled even more.
“??? No, wait a minute. So. You gave birth to a girl your own age from your belly? It’s not like you adopted her while playing family by chance?”
Yeah. I suppose he could think that.
“No, to be exact, um. I was making love with Jiyeon-i, and I laid an egg. But then that egg grew a lot. And she came out.”
“Hey, how can you say it so directly like that?”
Jiyeon said that.
“????? No, sure, you could say something like that. Well, people in love can do that. What I’m saying is that there’s something weird here. A woman and a woman did it, and you had a child. No, an egg? What on earth is this?”
“Couldn’t you just accept that it is what it is?”
“Right. Yeah, let’s just think of it that way.”
That seems to be the answer.
Yu Jinseok seemed to have given up thinking as well.
It can’t be helped. Still, we included his name, so shouldn’t he be at least a little thankful for that?
Just as I was about to open my mouth, Yu Jinseok spoke first.
“It’s obvious that the Yuseo in Yu Seo-jin is a combination of the Yu surname and Seo Jiyeon’s surname, and the Jin… Did you take it from my name?”
“Oh. Older brother. You’re quick on the uptake.”
As expected, a hero is a hero, huh. Then again, he’s the hero of the previous work. If he’s the hero of the previous work, I think he’d know everything there is to know.
“Yeah. There’s no way I wouldn’t know. I got the feeling right away. But considering that, um, did you say Seo-jin-i?”
“Yeah, Uncle!”
Yu Jinseok’s eyes turned toward Seo-jin-i.
His silent expression conveyed that her eyes definitely resembled his, and the way he looked her up and down made it seem like he had something he wanted to say.
“Her intelligence is outstanding, isn’t it? She can even speak, even if she’s fully grown. Isn’t it normal to not know anything when you come out of an egg?”
Right. Well. It’s not like she doesn’t know anything; she speaks well and is smart. She didn’t just know how to be a filial daughter; she knew everything there was to know.
After looking into it, it seems like Seo-jin-i might possess all the knowledge that Jiyeon-i and I have.
“That couldn’t be helped. Since she came out fully grown, she can speak and is smart and all that. Plus, um. She’s very filial.”
“Filial?”
Yeah. Even now, she’s diligently doing fingering.
Seo Jiyeon made her stop, but I was already wet. If you looked from behind, wouldn’t you be able to see that my skirt is slightly wet? Yu Jinseok, who had no way of knowing that, would probably just think that his innocent little sister gave birth to an innocent child through innocent love.
Honestly, I should consider coming out to Yu Jinseok. But right now, telling him would probably only add to his mental shock.
“Phew. Well, I suppose that’s possible. Hmm.”
There’s no need to say anything more. Yu Jinseok seemed to think so too.
More than that, there’s something I’m a bit curious about.
Right now, this is the World After the Ending. It means that I am currently weaving a new story in this world myself, and the characters within that story, excluding the heroine, are living on their own, out of my control.
What happened to Yu Jinseok?
“By the way. Shouldn’t you start preparing for the future too, older brother?”
“Hmm. Actually, marriage talks have been going back and forth with Rebecca.”
“Oh. Really?”
“The problem is Kim Jihye too.”
Illusion magic and Kim Jihye. Well, anyway, could it be seen as one of the harem endings? But to think he was even considering that Fire Bat.
I wonder if Yu Jinseok’s tastes are a bit peculiar. Honestly, isn’t Kim Jihye a bit of a terrible person? She doesn’t even suit the professor position.
No, wait. If she throws away the professor position at this opportunity and Yu Jinseok just doesn’t release her into the wild, wouldn’t she still do a proper job as a wife?
When you look at that body, it’s enough to make you want to roll around in bed with her all day, after all.
“Wait, what. Are you trying to build a harem or something? Did those two agree to it?”
“They fought each other for three days and nights. Even though I hadn’t even decided what to do myself, they just reached an agreement on their own and said they would marry me.”
Wow, that’s amazing. Three days and nights. It must have been a magnificent battle. Originally, Rebecca uses illusion magic, so she’s stronger on the support side.
“Could you have multiple wives in Korea? Polygyny is…”
“It’s only allowed for certain figures approved by the Government.”
“Hmm. It should be possible for my older brother since he’s so outstanding.”
Well, he is an existence known as a hero, after all. That guy Ha Jeongseok has been doing nationalistic propaganda lately, but he’s also trying to make sure the superior genes of the fairly successful folks among the Hunters are passed down.
Someone of Yu Jinseok’s caliber would have more than enough to build a harem.
On the way out after meeting Yu Jinseok at the cafe, Jiyeon-i muttered.
“That’s amazing. To think it’s a harem.”
“Are you regretting it now or something?”
Anyway, Jiyeon-i was originally Yu Jinseok’s heroine, and I had snatched her away half-forcedly. Even if she likes me now, you couldn’t say she has no lingering attachments to the past.
“No, it’s not that. Even if I had gone back to that time, I would have chosen you. It’s just somewhat bizarre. That Yu Jinseok has a harem. He’s two-timing.”
“It can’t be helped. That older brother of mine is easily swept along, after all. He’s also at a marriageable age. The women are probably grinding their teeth and throwing themselves at him.”
Anyway, Yu Jinseok is a character like a male harem protagonist.
So it can’t be helped. That’s the characteristic of a harem protagonist, after all. The heroines' catfight and a gentle indecisiveness to the point where he can’t choose either side among the women fighting over him. Not out of greed for women, but purely out of kindness. Because he doesn’t want to shatter his relationships with the comrades he’s been with all this time, he’ll end up choosing both.
Hmm. I wonder who will catch the bouquet later.
Strictly speaking, because the Yu Jinseok Generation is from the previous work, their appearances are few, but they are still fighting hard for the nation even now.
For example, they are setting out to subjugate the Villains in the Erosion Zone alongside the Baekhwa Cult.
Well, they’ll figure out their own future themselves.
“But Mom, you’re not really in a position to talk about harems, are you?”
“Well, that’s true.”
“A mom who even devours her own daughter.”
That can happen. A daughter is supposed to be filial, and if we’re going to be technical about it, I was unilaterally the victim this time.
Strictly speaking, it’s unfair that I’m getting scolded by Jiyeon-i too.
“What’s up with a daughter who touches her own mom’s pussy?”
“A daughter is in the position of being filial. Isn’t that right?”
“I’m seriously wondering if this is a conversation that a mother and daughter should be having right now.”
Jiyeon-i shook her head.
Maybe it’s because she’s a Yongyong-i, a Dragon, that she’s not as sensitive about these things? Well, looking closely, it seems she inherited my blood exactly as it is, too.
“Everyone lives like this anyway, so what?”
Anyway, as long as we’re happy with each other, isn’t that enough? That’s what I think.