Of course, everything was perfectly legal and the reason why I trusted team leader Kim Mi-Young was that she was an imperial law expert and utilized her talents very well. There were a lot of loopholes within the imperial law. There probably wasn’t an issue when the investigation started, but from Jo Hye-Jin’s point of view, she probably thought she was in danger. If she was a fundamentalist, she probably noticed the problems within the guild while I was gone.

‘That’s not the only issue…’

Sun Hee-Young’s volunteer work could be a problem as well. When we go to the slums to clean up the trash, some people may think that we were contributing to society by catching and killing criminals, but it was still a crime. In addition, being able to control the media was something that couldn’t be understood with modern values so Jo Hye-Jin might think that the media had to be transparent and she might force them to put it into practice. To me, she was one of the worst landmines. The more power she had and the more influential she became, the more limited my movement would become.

‘Hyun-Sung…’

I started resenting my regressor. Out of all the timing, why did he have to bring her in now? The guild wasn’t in a position...