“Have you heard of the beastfolk?” Mr. Baek asked.

Kim Jin-Woo certainly had. Inu, whom he had recruited recently, was one of them. Although he had run away in fear when the war didn’t go in Kim Jin-Woo’s favor, he had contributed in the initial phase. Furthermore, the Feline currently staying in the labyrinth’s pub was also of the beastfolk race.

“These creatures are neither beasts nor humans. They’re popular nowadays, some of them even worth a top-grade down gem.”

“What do you mean? These creatures aren’t items,” Kim Jin-Woo asked, confused by the absurd statement he’d just heard.

Mr. Baek replied with a sly grin. “You’re right, they aren’t items. But they aren’t humans either. They may resemble us, but these are creatures of the Underworld, after all.”

“Don’t tell me…” Kim Jin-Woo trailed off.

“That’s right. They seem to be hot commodities on the black market. Also, I hear the women of that race are excellent in bed. It’s difficult to tame them, but there are strange people who enjoy such a challenge.”

“Lunatics.”

“Right. But think about it, most of our customers are like that. So if you happen to find a beastfolk, bring one to me. I’ll find a buyer for you.”

Kim JIn-Woo couldn’t...