Hand Jumper is a thrilling fantasy fiction manhwa. After finding out about her Aberrancy the hard way, Sayeon finds herself suddenly dunked- with a loud, freezing splash- into the ice-bucket that was the Aberrant Corps. But when Sayeon’s ambition to climb the ranks of office clashes with her pure idea of justice, morality, and righteousness, the situation starts to jump out of hand. With every Machiavellian plot to gain more points, she descends into a sinkhole of obsession. But when every scheme pans out as it should, why can’t a plan win the trust of her teammates? Previously in Hand Jumper, Ryujin comes across Yesol, an old friend of hers whom she promised to protect as a child, during a fight. When Yesol is taken by Juni, she begs Sayeon for her help to free the Sea Wolf captain. It seems like an impossible mission, so how will Sayeon pull it off? Let’s find out in Hand Jumper Chapter 92!
Hand Jumper Chapter 92: Let’s Play ‘Report That Aberrant’!
Hand Jumper Chapter 92 begins with a peek into the past. When Sayeon’s grade school teacher had explained the three rules of safety: E.H.R. (Escape. Hide. Run.), she’d avidly participated in the discussion with full concern.
In the dimly lit classroom, a projector created a streak of light that displayed the Watchdog app on a screen. In the interest of public safety, the app was used to report Aberrant activity in the vicinity and also helped report missing persons. The teacher explains the situation she’d been in, how she’d been caught in an Aberrant fight, how she’d almost lost her son, and reiterates the importance of reporting supernatural threats. “It’s the right thing to do,” she’d said, and the words cemented themselves in Sayeon’s little head. She always did the right thing. She’d report all those big, bad Aberrants….. but what about her sister?
In the present, Sayeon attacks the man she’d run into previously and takes his phone. While she uses his face to unlock it, the woman beside him threatens to call the cops (AKA, them). Ryujin watches as Sayeon explains how she needed the Watchdog app on his phone. When she accepts it too fast, Sayeon reflects on her recent violence. She didn’t like harming people. Even if she could rewind time to reverse the damage, it was still… hard to get used to. Before, she’d repeatedly hit a man to learn the location of a Rapture drop-off. Then she’d snapped, and everything was back to normal. No one knew how much she really did for her cell.
Trust Is Earned By The Worthy
After opening the app, Sayeon rewinds time on Ryujin and the injured man, and the livid woman. Snap. Lying about her “instinct” telling her to choose a different path, she leads Ryujin away from the confused man. As they sprint down the alley, Sayeon thinks ‘I don’t want Ryujin to follow me because she has to. I want her to follow me because she truly believes in my power.’ She leads Ryujin right to a clothing store and shocks her by expressing her plan to shoplift a disguise. Sayeon… stealing?! That wasn’t right.
Before Sayeon can develop a complicated plot to rob the shop, Ryujin walks towards the store with an air of expertise. Leave the theft to a professional. In her absence, Sayeon thinks about the three steps of safety: escape, hide, run. For civilians, escape always came first. If ever they encountered a rogue Aberrant, they’d just get in their way (end up dead). Sayeon muses over her plan to get Yesol back from Juni’s clutches. It was her best shot at winning Ryujin’s trust. All she needed were some hostages. “Now for the tricky part,” Sayeon says, concluding Hand Jumper Chapter 92.
