“Ahem- If the risk was low, you would stay, right?” asked Chan as he shifted his gaze back and forth between Rain and Biyeon.

“There are a lot of people who are risk-takers. Unfortunately, I didn’t get the answer I wanted, so I will not follow Your Highness.” Biyeon smiled a little. 

Chan’s face suddenly turned red. 

He bellowed, “You nasty little wretch. There has to be more than a hundred answers. Do you think that the reasons in your head are the only ones? So, what is the reason?” 

“Your Highness is right. The ones in my head are the only answers, because it is entirely my choice. Do you want me to tell you where I lived? If people were treated well, they would stay. If they were treated badly and still stayed, it was because there was something worth learning. What if they were treated badly and there was nothing left to learn, but still stayed…? To be honest, that is the most important reason to me, however…” 

Biyeon paused for a moment and stared at Chan’s face. 

“But still stayed?” 

“It was because of the affection and trust that existed among the people, as well as the fact that it was fun and rewarding. They wouldn’t move even if they were underpaid, and physically and mentally exhausted.” 

The look in Biyeon’s...