“I… haven’t,” Jo Hye-Jin answered.

Of course not. If she did think about those things, she wouldn’t have handled it the way she had done. She wouldn’t have made that choice if she considered the different issues.

“You need to think about the consequences of your actions because you could harm other people. There are many people I could easily kill,” I said.

“...”

“The reason why I’m telling you that you always need to be aware of your position is that you always need to think about the consequences of your actions. People like us, oh, have a drink,” I said.

“No… I won’t be drinking, sub guild master,” she said, rejecting my offer.

“I’m saying it out of embarrassment because it seems like I’m the only one that’s drunk. I’ll request an official escort when I return, so just keep me company,” I told her.

“Then just a little bit…” Jo Hye-Jin said.

“Thank you for drinking with me. Anyway, that’s what I’m trying to say. If I were you, I would’ve done more than that. I’m sure someone like you must have thought the same thing as me,” I said.

“What do you…”

“You know very well that being a whistleblower won’t solve the issue, right? You just need to resolve the issues one by one and then put an end...