The eighteenth storyline of Solo Leveling sends Sung Jinwoo to America for a global gathering of guilds, just as the Monarchs reopen their ancient feud with the Rulers by striking down one of the human vessels who hosts them.
Numbered eighteenth in Solo Leveling, this segment follows the Japan Crisis events and leads into the Monarchs War storyline. It covers roughly chapters 183 through 199 of the novel and chapters 140 through 149 of the webtoon. Jinwoo travels to the United States to stand for Korea at the prestigious International Guild Conference. Behind the scenes, the long-buried Monarchs reignite their war against the Rulers in the human world, opening with the murder of Christopher Reed, one of the seven who carry a Ruler's power.
The Monarchs kill Reed, sending him up against Tarnak, Rakan, and Querehsha in an unseen battle that ends his life. Suspicion over the death lands on Sung Il-Hwan. While abroad, Jinwoo's hidden depth draws notice: Lennart Niermann grasps that Jinwoo never summons his shadows from afar but keeps them stored inside his own shadow. Jinwoo manages to call up Kamish as a shadow after one failed try, though the summon fades fast because too much time had passed. Hwang Dongsoo seizes Yoo Jinho to force out the truth of his brother's death, prompting Jinwoo to confront and kill Dongsoo. A large cast figures in the events, including Adam White, Choi Jong-In, Go Gunhee, Thomas Andre, and Liu Zhigang, across locations in the USA and the Federal Bureau of Hunters.
Jinwoo's clash with Hwang Dongsoo ends in the latter's death, and a separate fight pits Jinwoo against Thomas Andre and the Scavenger Guild, which Jinwoo wins. After killing Dongsoo, Jinwoo raises him as a shadow soldier called Greed, folding yet another powerful figure into his army.

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The International Guild Conference Arc is the eighteenth arc of Solo Leveling, covering roughly chapters 183 through 199 of the novel and chapters 140 through 149 of the webtoon.
In the International Guild Conference Arc, Jinwoo travels to the United States to represent Korea at the prestigious International Guild Conference. Behind the scenes, the long-buried Monarchs reignite their war against the Rulers by murdering Christopher Reed, one of the seven humans who carry a Ruler's power.
In the International Guild Conference Arc, Hwang Dongsoo seizes Yoo Jinho to force out the truth of his brother's death, prompting Jinwoo to confront and kill him. Jinwoo then raises Dongsoo as a shadow soldier called Greed.
During the International Guild Conference Arc, Lennart Niermann grasps that Jinwoo never summons his shadows from afar but keeps them stored inside his own shadow. Jinwoo also manages to call up Kamish as a shadow after one failed try, though the summon fades fast because too much time had passed.
Christopher Reed is one of the seven humans who carry a Ruler's power, and his murder by the Monarchs opens the International Guild Conference Arc. He is sent up against Tarnak, Rakan, and Querehsha in an unseen battle that ends his life, with suspicion landing on Sung Il-Hwan.
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