Alchemy of Souls Season 2 Episode 3 Stills: Tension Between Bu-yeon and Jang UK Rises With a Kiss

Alchemy of Souls season 2 episode 3 is almost here and we are ready for another exciting weekend with the mages of Daeho. The sequel of the Korean historical drama series directed by Park Joon-hwa stars Lee Jae-wook, Go Yoon-jung, Hwang Min-hyun, Shin Seung-ho, Yoo Jun-sang, Oh Na-ra and Jo Jae-yoon, alongside other cast members.

Alchemy of Souls season 2 (Alchemy of Souls Part 2: Light and Shadow/ 환혼: 파트2) brings the story 3 years after the tragic ending we witnessed in season 1 as Jang Uk becomes a hunter of the soul-shifters, a young woman, a prisoner in her own home, seeks his help to reclaim her freedom.

With season 2 already bringing in a big start that has garnered mixed reviews from fans of the show, the upcoming episodes are already witnessing the same excitement and are ready to bring in more surprises for us all. With episode 3 continuing the story of Jang Uk crashing into the Unanimous Assembly to bring back his bride, this is definitely a weekend to look forward to.

And if the ending of episode 2 and a preview of episode 3 wasn’t enough. tvN decided to release a set of stills from the upcoming episode that screams tension in the room. As Jang Uk takes his bride back to the Jang family house, what he doesn’t know is that his aggressive bride is not so easy to handle.

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The stills released earlier today show Jin Bu-yeon making a move on Jang Uk as she kisses him to commemorate their first night together after announcing their relationship in public. Defenceless in front of such a bride, Jang Uk is definitely taken by surprise as he the wielder of the ice stone’s powers is unable to stop this attack.

Check out the Alchemy of Souls Season 2 Episode 3 Stills

The stills have definitely taken us by surprise and hit us with another round of excitement which is clear from the reaction of the fans in the comment sections. Here’s what they say:

“WE LOVE A FORWARD QUEEN ???????????? GO AWF NAKSU”

“I’m shipping them more???????? What a sizzling chemistry ❤️”

“Okay TVN… With such sweet scene in episode 3, you must give us the happy ending for Uk and Yeong, kissing on the top of the tree at Danhyanggok ????”

“TvN you wanna see us dead before tomorrow? What is this?! Aaaaaa ???????????? But I want more!!”

“it may be one sided love for now, but soon Uk will realize that love of his life is her…. it’s always been her.”

The upcoming episode has already got us all eagerly waiting and these stills have definitely not made things any easier.

What do you think will happen in the upcoming episodes? Let us know in the comments below!

Watch Alchemy of Souls season 2 on Netflix.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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