“I think we’ve got past the difficulties, Supervisor-nim.”

Kang Ujong and Hyeonu each successfully recruited a person and talked with smiles of satisfaction.

“We’ve gained the tanker, priest, and magician. There are many resources for melee classes, so it will be easier to recruit players through connections and the audition.”

Kang Ujong laughed and lifted the latte on the table. 

Bitter, yet with a soft scent of milk—the latte seemed to show his current state.

“However, they are all people I need to teach... maybe the most demanding standards will be given.”

Hyeonu sucked up the cold Americano with a straw. From now on, Hyeonu’s role became important. The skills of the melee classes in Crescent Moon depended on Hyeonu’s coaching.

‘I will be busy.’

In many ways, it seemed hard. Alley Leader Academy, Crescent Moon, and the main scenario—the things he needed to handle were piled up in layers.

‘I can’t give up anything.’

They were all made by him—Alley Leader Academy, Crescent Moon’s coach, and the main scenario.

“I want to ask you to continue the good recruitment to make the New Moon project easier, Supervisor-nim,” Hyeonu...