“My friend over here is an actor. Amazing, isn’t he?”

His friend spoke as he stuffed some hangover drink in his mouth. It wasn’t that he shouted his lungs out, but it was loud enough for people walking by to give them a glance.

“I fed you an expensive drink to sober up, so why are you doing this?”

“Hey, you don’t drink this to sober up. It just relieves your stomach. Didn’t you know that?”

“If you have the leisure to talk about that, then get yourself together and walk straight. It’ll be a pain in the ass if a soldier causes trouble.”

“I’m not that drunk. I just feel good. A friend of mine got expelled and became an actor. How could I not be happy?”

“Yeah yeah, be happy all you want.”

They left the alley and headed out to the main road.

It was 10 p.m., and many salarymen who had finished get-togethers were lined up in order to grab taxis. When a taxi stopped, an extremely drunk man would get on and a brigade of people wearing neckties would bow towards the leaving taxi. These kinds of scenes could be commonly seen.

“I am definitely going to be like that. I want to get the taxi my subordinates grab for me and get home comfortably.”

“You’re dreaming of something that only elites can do.”

“Am I?”

Maru reached out and grabbed a taxi. A taxi that was near...