Overview
- Jinwoo battles Itarim Gods in outer space while leaving Sung Suho behind to protect Earth.
- On the same day that Jinwoo departed, Cha Hae-In mysteriously vanished.
- Sung Suho awakens latent powers, uncovers Jinwoo’s whereabouts, and searches for his missing mother.
In the realm of webtoons, **Solo Leveling Ragnarok** has introduced a compelling lineup of new characters that keeps readers engaged. While many fans eagerly anticipate a return of Sung Jinwoo, they are also finding themselves captivated by the character development of Sung Suho.
From the inception of the webtoon, it is established that both Jinwoo and Cha Hae-In mysteriously disappeared long before the current events of the sequel. Sung Suho’s capabilities are noteworthy, yet a palpable tension remains among fans concerning the fates of Jinwoo and Cha Hae-In. The series quickly reveals that Jinwoo is embroiled in an intense battle against formidable opponents in outer space, but there is still uncertainty about Cha Hae-In’s situation. Readers are left wondering if the S-Rank Hunter is alive, and if so, where she might be.
WARNING: This post contains SPOILERS for the Solo Leveling Ragnarok Webtoon and web novel.
Cha Hae-In’s Mysterious Disappearance
Sung Suho’s Parentless Situation
This raises important questions: When did Jinwoo actually depart? If he is off fighting the Itarim Gods, what became of Cha Hae-In? While the webtoon has not provided details surrounding Cha Hae-In’s disappearance, the web novel—a more advanced narrative—sheds light on the events leading up to her vanishing.
To comprehend her fate, we need to revisit the scene where **Jinwoo and Cha Hae-In ascended with Kaisel**, the Shadow of Baran’s dragon, as depicted in Chapter 200 of the original **Solo Leveling** series.
As Jinwoo and Cha Hae-In experience a moment of triumph, **Jinwoo traverses a dimensional rift** that materializes in the sky. At the exact moment he and his Shadow Army enter this rift, **Cha Hae-In and Kaisel begin their descent to Earth**.Suddenly, a dimensional rift appears before them, and **Kaisel enters the rift along with Sung Suho’s mother**.Notably, these rifts were caused by the Apostles, the Itarim servants, serving as conduits for them to invade Earth. Consequently, Jinwoo finds himself tasked with defending humanity while Cha Hae-In and Kaisel are unwittingly trapped in a perilous dimension for several years.
Jinwoo’s Unawareness of Cha Hae-In’s Fate
Beru’s Confirmation About Cha Hae-In
Before embarking on his mission, **Jinwoo deliberately subdued his son’s powers** to allow him a semblance of normality. However, as dimensional rifts re-emerge, Sung Suho’s dormant abilities awaken during a confrontation with a foe. Concurrently, Beru makes his return to Earth under Jinwoo’s guidance and shares critical insights with Suho, including Jinwoo’s current outer space location. Significantly, Beru uncovers that Cha Hae-In vanished on the same day Jinwoo departed.
Beru speculates that **the Itarims could be linked to Cha Hae-In’s disappearance**, and with Jinwoo preoccupied with a monumental battle, it falls upon Suho to uncover the truth about his mother’s fate. Since that pivotal day, Suho has endeavored to strengthen himself to safeguard Earth during his father’s absence, all while fervently searching for any clues regarding his mother. Though he finds solace in the knowledge that his father is safe, the mystery surrounding Cha Hae-In’s disappearance constantly burdens him with anxiety and rage.
“My mother often remarked how I was becoming like my father… so how would he bear this sense of helplessness?”- Sung Suho
So, does Sung Suho ultimately discover the fate of his mother? Indeed, he does: **Suho eventually reunites with Cha Hae-In** further into the narrative. Surviving another five years of adversity, Cha Hae-In and Kaisel return to Earth when the Gate reopens in Ireland. Though their reunion occurs in **Chapter 130** of the web novel, fans of the webtoon will have to patiently await the poignant moment to be depicted in the animated series.
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