In the end, Cassan couldn’t bring himself to refuse Ketal’s offer. And so, he once again became a member of Ketal’s party.0

Rosa, as if she had been waiting for this opportunity, spoke up, “Well then, shall we invite those who’ve partied with you before, Ketal?”0

“Oh, is that even possible?” Ketal asked.0

“Yes. All of them are mercenaries.”0

“I see. Since I hadn’t seen them around, I thought they had moved on to other work.”0

Kassan could guess why Ketal didn’t see them. They probably all avoided the barbarian. It was obvious what would happen if they reunited.1

But their circumstances didn’t concern Rosa at all. Ketal was a capable and exceptional mercenary. Not only that, but he was considerate and polite. To date, there hadn’t been a single complaint about his tasks. At first, Ketal had been intimidating, but the more one got to know him, the more likable he became on a personal level.0

Rosa believed that three F-Rank mercenaries wouldn’t matter as sacrificial lamb. She rose from her seat. “Please, wait here for a moment. I will bring them over.”0

Not long after, two familiar faces walked in through the entrance, much to Ketal’s delight. He greeted them with a bright smile and eager steps. “Whoa-ho! Alexandros! Hayes! I can’t believe it! What a surprise!”0

“Gah!”0

“Eek!”0

Startled by Ketal’s sudden approach, the two bolted back outside. After a minor commotion,...0