Korean Hunters Association

Serving as Korea's governmental authority for awakened affairs, the Korean Hunters Association manages everything tied to the gate crisis. Its responsibilities cover the hunters who clear dungeons, the gates that open across the country, and the guilds that organize them.

The organization is headquartered in the Guro district of Seoul, from which it administers national hunter policy and surveillance.

The association sits at the top of Korea's hunter hierarchy as a regulatory and supervisory institution. Through departments dedicated to surveillance and evaluation, it monitors hunter activity, assesses awakened individuals, and keeps order among the guilds operating nationwide.

Its leadership has been central to the country's response to dangerous gates and rogue hunters, making it one of the most influential organizations in the Korean setting.

Go Gunhee, an S-Rank hunter, chaired the association before his death, after which Woo Jinchul, an A-Rank Fighter and former surveillance chief, succeeded him as chairman. The surveillance department included Kang Taeshik, a B-Rank Assassin now deceased, and Han Jaehyuk, a C-Rank Tanker who is alive. Jung Gi-Soo, who holds no rank, works in the evaluation office.