“That’s right,” I said to Jo Hye-Jin.

I didn’t think she’d catch on so fast, but it was only a matter of time before she witnessed what was going on here.

As soon as she raised her hand, the mercenaries went in and they sent spells at the monster while approaching the survivors. Some people in the audience frowned at the sudden situation, but the others felt excited by the sudden change.

Arrows and magic were landing on the monster and of course, some of the survivors were injured in the midst of it. It seemed like they were overdoing it to save the products we were buying, but the monster stopped moving not long after. In the end, they killed the monster because it had become unbridled.

I wished the mercenaries were more skilled, but it was already too late.

‘I should pay for them too.’

Unlike me who was thinking about the payment I had to make, Jo Hye-Jin was mumbling while looking at the sight before her and it was obvious what she was thinking.

“This…”

She never imagined that...