A letter to Lee Gyuntak and Noh Miyoung

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Dear Lee Gyuntak (Writer of Leviathan) and Noh Miyoung (Illustrator of Leviathan),


Leviathan, the manwha that the both of you created has captured me from the very first chapter. I really like your idea Lee Gyuntak regarding to the gory story "Leviathan" on how the world got into a post-apocalyptic setting because of a comet which flooded the earth and mutated the sea creatures and Noh Miyoung's capture regarding to the artwork which was phenomenal on how menacing each unique mutated monster and character design. The story has been a thrilling journey, filled with horror, violence and survival which captured most of its readers on how unique the vibe of your story telling is and how each arc resonates with each other because of the desperate struggle for survival among harpooners and civilians. 

The one thing I've always wanted as for you Lee Gyuntak to collaborate with Noh Miyoung to create a Sequel on "Leviathan" about how Bota and Lita, the dynamic sibling duo  with their guardian Kana were they want to git rid of the sea level, rouge sea creatures that Lita can't control, pirates that are pillaging islands with the help of other past side characters turned rouge, and the secrets of the cosmos that might relate to aliens due to the mutations of sea creatures. A manwha that is separated by the original but is given the same genre and theme in it in which that is given a deeper lore on the Leviathan story line. 




Secondly is a Prequel story that is also a full manwha dedicated on the journey and life of Teon Ma-the father of Bota and Lita on his prime slaying hideous sea creatures and saving people, focusing on his earlier and prime days as the legendary harpooner and his perspective in each Union's ships governance on the people in it and on how he sparks a revolution on the people who created the laws on each ships. And lastly a Prequel story that revolves the earlier days before the world drowned, on how did humanity respond in the first chaotic days after the comet struck, how did each sea creatures evolve into their now monstrous forms, and how come did humans able to survive such incident in a planet that has drowned.

The story "Leviathan" is already a great manwha on its own which is adored and enjoyed by many readers including myself who liked the concept of Leviathan, and it needs more people to praise the two good people who created it. Thank you for creating such an amazing and powerful story. I hope to see one day the development and expanded universe of Leviathan.


With admiration, 
D.P. Maagad







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