Hagan emerges as the central protagonist in a sequel series unfolding a millennium after the original events. His path diverges irrevocably when he inadvertently ingests the Goddess Drop, awakening a unique magical conduit that allows him to temporarily reignite the dormant powers of allies—an ability crucial to his mission as a hunter confronting cataclysmic threats. Armed with a versatile drill-shaped sword capable of expanding in size and force, he allies with specialized warriors: Kibamaru, a pyrokinetic combatant, and Feylin, a mage commanding thunder. His bond with Nagare, a water-spear hunter, deepens when Nagare briefly abandons the group only to return decisively, rescuing Hagan and Kibamaru during a perilous clash, cementing their evolved trust.

Hagan’s crusade centers on dismantling the ambitions of Gort, an antagonist manipulating others in his ruthless pursuit of deification. This includes liberating the corrupted moon angel Clara from Gort’s control, a victory underscoring Hagan’s capacity to dismantle the antagonist’s schemes. His journey intertwines with deities and hunters across eras, such as Mikoto, a princess transformed into a hunter a thousand years prior, though the full nature of their link remains shrouded.

The Goddess Drop’s accidental infusion not only fuels Hagan’s magic but also binds him to confront entities like the Hunter Godd, whose agenda jeopardizes global equilibrium. His evolution from an earnest aspirant to a linchpin in stabilizing the tenuous balance between divine and mortal forces is marked by strategic alliances and trials overcome alongside his eclectic comrades, forging his legacy across both realms.