The Devil Judge [BL Version]

As Ga-On and Soo-Hyun left the restaurant, their conversation shifted to the uncooperative ex-detective. "He's not giving us anything," Soo-Hyun remarked, her tone reflecting her own disappointment.

Ga-On sighed, feeling a sense of helplessness settle in. "The truth about that fire and Yo-Han's past—it all hinges on him. If he won't talk, we're stuck."

Soo-Hyun glanced at Ga-On, her expression thoughtful. "You know," she began slowly, "Yo-Han is the only one who can provide us with the answers we need. But getting close to him is not an easy task."

Ga-On's mind raced with possibilities, and he finally spoke up, "What if I..."

Before he could finish his sentence, Soo-Hyun interrupted him abruptly, her voice stern and resolute. "No, Ga-On. It's too dangerous. You can't go down that path."

Her response hung in the air, a stark reminder of the complexities and risks involved in their pursuit of the truth, especially when it came to getting close to the enigmatic and potentially
dangerous Judge Kang Yo-Han.

The somber moment hung heavy in Minister Cha's office as she forced herself to sign the sentencing order. Her tears fell as she completed the grim task, a mother witnessing the dire consequences of her son's actions. Young-min was to be taken to the flogging ground, a punishment that was as brutal as it was public.

The flogging was not a private affair; instead, a select crowd, including Young-min's father, gathered to witness the punishment.

For the rest of the nation, the grim spectacle was broadcast live, a stark reminder of the consequences that awaited those who abused their power.

Many in the public gasped and flinched as they watched the harsh reality unfold on their screens.

However, amidst the discomfort and horror, a select group of individuals wearing Yo-Han T-shirts cheered and waved Korean flags, demonstrating their unwavering support for the enigmatic judge.

Ga-on and Soo-hyun, on the other hand, watched the display with mixed emotions, torn between their pursuit of justice and the disturbing spectacle before them.