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Seur-Chong's violent past as well as the consequences of his recent actions against the Chunjoo catch up to him. His old foe Tae-Rang kidnaps Aranseur - Myung-Ho's younger sister - in and attempt to exact revenge on the dragon hunter and his shaman sidekick for something they did to him in their youth. When Myung-Ho and Seur-Chong track down the kidnapper they come face to face with an Imogi monster serpent.

Now in the kingdom of Shi-La, dragon hunter Seur-Chong and shaman Myung-Ho seek out the guardian dragon of the Dragon God in order to rid themselves of a curse. However, they are sidetracked by a desperate woman named Sun-Hwa. She too is a shaman, but one who possesses a magic flute that she uses as a powerful weapon and a means to control dragons.

Seur-Chong is an elite dragon hunter. His partner, Myung-Ho, is a shaman who uses magic to control dragons. Together, they are a formidable dragon hunting team - and they're fighting to protect what would normally be their prey! A devastating battle ensues in which alliances are changed, trusts are betrayed, and loyalties are tested. In the end, it won't be a question of who has won, but who has lost the most!

Working as a shaman for the prime minister of the country of Ko-Gu-Ryo, Myung-Ho's sister Aranseur sets out to recruit Seur-Chong to hunt the Blue Dragon of Mount Back-Doo. Meanwhile, Seur-Chong encounters a powerful new dragon hunter named Goong-Chun and his shaman sidekick Sa-Mi. But will this chance meeting end in a new rivalry or mark the beginning of a new alliance?

Seur-Chong and the gang finally arrive at Mount Back-Doo, home of the Blue Dragon and the last place Seur Chong saw his mother. But the plot thickens when Daechang-Nim of the Killer Clan, a second team of dragon hunters, and two opposing armies show up at the mountain.

With the Daemackleejee's forces now entrenched within the Blue Dragon's realm and going on the offensive, the Chinese army makes one last desperate move to turn the tide. Meanwhile, Seur-Chong, Myung-Ho, and the others frantically struggle to escape from Mount Bak-Do, trapped between the angry Blue Dragon and the two battling armies.

After failing to capture the Blue Dragon, Seur-Chong and his followers flee Mount Bak-Do to the safety of the country of Kaya. Once there, a mysterious female knight flying on a hotheaded dragon promises to inflict revenge on Tae-Rang. Seur-Chong doesn't understand what's going on, but one thing's for sure - he is caught in the middle of yet another dragon-related drama!

Rath returns to the Dragon Castle consumed with exhaustion. Large numbers of demon forces close in on the castle. But Rath doesn't stay somnolent for long, and his awakening will mean death within the walls of the Dragon Castle, and the loss of a precious item within its vaults.

Shydeman and Shyrendora, aided by a secret filial link to someone in the Dragon Castle, are able to weaken Lord Lykouleon's protective shield beyond the breaking point and attack the castle. As the demons attack, Rath begins the process of reviving Nadil. Cesia, Kai-stern and the rest of the Dragon court work to bring Rath back, but only a sacrifice from within their ranks will revive the fallen Dragon Knight...

Nohiro, accompanied by three small Faeries (Shian, Hanakusuku and Miyabi), follows a call to the Eastern continent of Arinas, where he discovers Kharl's castle. There he finds an anxious and homicidal Garfakcy, uncovers a plot by Kharl to revive his master, and locates an imprisoned Tintlet.

Rath, Rune and Thatz have double vision when they encounter two Tintlets: one, it is discovered, is a puppet Faerie, controlled by the demon Lim Kaana; the other is an empty shell. Even more distressing, their only chance of making Tintlet whole again is to brave the treacherous path through the dark kingdom of Kainaldia!

Rune discovers Zoma and Kitchel bringing together the spirit and body of Tintlet. But the demon Lim Kaana stumbles upon the happenings, too, and in his anger attacks the group! Zoma is separated from them... but runs into Rath and Thatz, which may turn out to be a mixed blessing.