Hand Over My Money

## Summary

1. Seo Joo-Heon recalls how Park Kyung-Tae and his older sister, Park Kyung-Joo, refused to let him quit working at Xiang Gallery when he just wanted to make some quick cash but forced him to work as a slave until his mid-twenties which made him had a late start in the war for relics, stole his money, made him do things he disliked, and continued to bother him instead of making him go deep in debt buying artwork after realizing that his abnormally good memory is quite useful in the original timeline.
2. Seo Joo-Heon ruthlessly punches Oh Seug-Woo in the face knocking him to the ground for intruding into his personal space, reveals that he has severed ties with Xiang Gallery even though he doesn't have a letter of resignation with him, and demands overdue pay, compensation package, and severance pay while cracking his knuckles in preparation for a physical alteration.
3. Seo Joo-Heon accurately lands critical blows on the vital points of all four Xiang Gallery employees without giving them any time to recover and opportunity to counterattack.
4. Seo Joo-Heon recalls how he had learned many different martial arts including Jeet Kune Do for self-defense since fighting is essential to learn for relic users in the original timeline while checking to confirm that just like how it was in the police station Kim Geon-Woo works at, his body feels light and healthy, his senses remain sharp, and although his stamina and strength may not be the same, he should be able to use everything he learned to a high degree even though he is in a younger body.
5. Seo Joo-Heon notices that the fancy knife Park Kyung-Tae took out of his chest pocket is a relic and wonders how can Park Kyung-Tae have a relic before accepting that it doesn't matter since relics had many different ways of looking for a master and one of the best hiding spots for relics is in between works of art.
6. Seo Joo-Heon steals Egyptian Funeral Knife after disarming Park Kyung-Tae and confirming that Park Kyung-Tae thinks that the fancy knife is just a decorative item and not a valuable relic.
7. Seo Joo-Heon uses Egyptian Funeral Knife to slice the skin and flesh off of all four Xiang Gallery employees like that of a homicidal maniac, martial arts master, knife-wielding expert, and high ranking embalmer trying to make them feel the pain of a pig being butchered alive.
8. Seo Joo-Heon points the tip of Egyptian Funeral Knife at Park Kyung-Tae's neck with a glare on his face to make him cry, grovel and apologize, and beg for mercy for refusing to stand down and submit to him.
9. Seo Joo-Heon mercilessly beats up all four Xiang Gallery employees by only punching the same spots over and over with the intent to play around them and break their bones when they disregarded his generosity of giving them 30 minutes to hand over all of their money and possessions and tried to look as pitifully as possible to buy time and call for reinforcements.
10. Seo Joo-Heon steals a Buddha statue and everything of value the four Xiang Gallery employees owned sabotaging Park Kyung-Joo's highly profitable deal with the Chairman of an art broker organization.
11. Park Kyung-Tae reports to Park Kyung-Joo on the phone Seo Joo-Heon's letter of resignation, Seo Joo-Heon's fighting skills, and the theft of the Buddha statue.
12. Park Kyung-Joo angrily orders Park Kyung-Tae to retrieve the Buddha statue before Seo Joo-Heon notices its real identity and discovers what is inside of it.
13. Seo Joo-Heon realizes that the experienced pawnbroker, appraiser, and fine arts dealer regarded him as a peddler when the pawnbroker falsely appraised the Buddha statue, showed no interest in the item, and refused to do business with him.
14. Seo Joo-Heon notices that a suspicious substance is inside the Buddha statue after closely examining the item.
15. Seo Joo-Heon uses Egyptian Funeral Knife to break open the Buddha statue to find a liquid drug called Tears of God (TG), made with a synthesis of hemp and XLR-11.
16. Seo Joo-Heon recalls how he never noticed that Park Kyung-Tae and Park Kyung-Joo imported profitable liquid drugs to distribute inside their artworks in the original timeline and deduces that Xiang Gallery has illegal drugs inside all hundreds of its artworks.
17. Seo Joo-Heon cooperates with Kim Geon-Woo and the police to arrest Park Kyung-Tae and Park Kyung-Joo, infiltrate all of their warehouses in Gyeonggi, and open all the safes containing a total of 600 pieces of artwork with the 600 different passwords he remembered thanks to his abnormally good memory knowing that the reward for reporting and catching drug dealers is at max $80,060 which is sufficient funding for his future tomb raiding expeditions.
18. Seo Joo-Heon discovers that his apartment has disappeared and an abnormally large tomb has taken its place.