The sixth installment of the popular bestseller "Time Cat"

“Let’s go save the Earth once again!”

The hottest time travel in the frozen Arctic
The sixth adventure of "Time Cat" begins in the North Pole~

Eunsil, the world's last cat, and Seorim, a science girl, set out to save the Earth from crisis.
The best-selling novel "Time Cat," which depicts their adventures, has returned with its sixth story.
Featuring fresh imagination, thrilling action, and the adorable and clever Eun-sil, the Grandma Cat! This sixth adventure, now even more intense and intense, tackles the permafrost problem in the Arctic, often called Earth's potential time bomb.

The seeds stolen by the curator are the only hope for saving the devastated Earth! To retrieve the "Afrontina Seeds," Seorim and Eunsil time-travel from the burning Amazon forest to the Arctic, 30 years in the future.
While heading to a global research base, an unexpected accident causes an emergency landing in the middle of the North Pole.
In the murderous cold, collapsing buildings, melting ice walls, and unknown puddles… … .
As Seorim looks around the Arctic landscape, she senses that the future Earth is not ordinary.
Knock, knock, knock! A gray shadow pierces through the blizzard, seeking shelter! What is this shadow, capable of freezing even the Arctic cold?! Will Seorim and Eunsil be able to save Earth, now stricken by a deadly virus?

The Time Cat series adds to the fun with the introduction of new characters in each volume.
This time, the future girl May, who has returned, the Inuit boy Nanuk who resembles a strong polar bear, and the Arctic base researcher and cook appear to attract attention.
What kind of stories do they hold?
The sixth story, which will be a gift to readers who love "Time Cat," is finally ready to meet readers.
"Okay, this time it's the North Pole! Let's go, to save the Earth once again!"

"Look at that, the ice is cracking! If we don't slow down, we'll fall through the crack."
As soon as Riho finished speaking, the snowmobile, unable to avoid the impact, was sucked into the gap in the cracked ice wall.
As it fell, it hit various places, causing white snow to fly wildly.
My heart sank at the sight.
As the snowstorm gradually lightened, a man hanging from a cliff came into view.
It seemed like he barely managed to escape before the snowmobile crashed.

--- p.18

Knock knock knock.
Then someone knocked on the shelter door.
“Daddy, I think Daddy is here!”
Nanuk ran to the door, happy to see her.
Eun-sil, who had been dozing off in front of the solar heater, suddenly raised her head and groaned toward the door.
The sharp silver thread made my hair stand on end at the sound of her crying.
I shouted at Nanuk urgently.
“Nanook, don’t open the door!”
--- p.27

Zombies appearing in 2115? That's ridiculous.
Zombies are unscientific creatures that only appear in old movies.
But the man in front of me looked exactly like a zombie.

--- p.29

“It’s strange.
My skin turned completely black.
So you're dead?"
It was so strange that a zombie was dead but moved as if it was alive, and then died again.
Besides, scientifically speaking, there is no way a moving corpse could exist.
So, was he alive until just now? Perhaps he was infected with a disease that made him look like a zombie.

--- p.33

“Seo, really?”
It occurred to me that the deadly virus of 2060 was a zoonotic disease.
If the NP-worm virus is a disease that affects both humans and mammals, then it was clear that the dog was infected.
I screamed in surprise.
“Watch out! That dog seems to have the virus too.”
The zombie dog, which had been looking around with cloudy eyes, bared its sharp teeth at Eun-sil.

--- p.42

“No, don’t come!”
I closed my eyes tightly and threw every snowball I could get my hands on.
I knew that nothing could stop those scary zombie dogs and infected people with just my eyes, but I had no other choice.
But it was strange.
The growling sound right in front of my nose gradually faded away.
I opened my eyes in puzzlement and saw the dog retreating backwards with its tail tucked away.

--- p.45

“It seems like the Arctic ice sheet and permafrost have been rapidly melting recently, and it seems like an ancient virus that was dormant for tens of thousands of years has awakened.”
This is clearly the same situation as the deadly virus that occurred in 2060.
Could this extraordinary event be a coincidence? How did the director know the virus would awaken and come to 2115? While I was pondering these things, the CEO in the hologram spoke again.
“Research has shown that the Enpiworm virus has a genetic structure that is almost identical to the deadly virus of 2060.
However, the only cure, the Afrontina fruit, became extinct 30 years ago.
Unfortunately, there is currently no cure.”
--- p.52

The sky cleared up as if it had never snowed before.
Planes and helicopters appeared in a line across the blue sky.
I was anxious because I thought that if I went late, all the Afrontha fruits would be gone.
Sister Kshusha seemed to have the same feelings as me and picked up the pace.
The sound of the wind blowing past my ears grew louder.
He held the handle with one hand and hugged Eun-sil tightly with the other.
At that moment, Eun-sil raised her head and cried loudly.
“Kyaaang!”
There was a large puddle in front of me.

--- p.145

“This is a hotbed of ice.
A rugged ice field where chunks of ice that have broken off from glaciers rise up like mountains.
“It snowed a lot recently, so the ground is not solid and it’s the perfect condition for an avalanche to occur, so be careful.”

--- p.199