‘I should do it.’

It was the right thing to do objectively, and I had already decided to do it. However, it wasn’t because of the five priority negotiation rights. Naturally, the priority negotiation rights would help us recruit attack parties faster than other guilds, and even if that wasn’t the case, I actually wanted to ask Cha Hee-Ra if I could examine the recruits carefully. Knowing those with talent and those without was very advantageous for me if I was the first one who could look into them, as I could basically go on a treasure hunt. However, I was surprised by the people the Red Mercenary Guild had picked.

"Regardless of their parties, the new recruits are going to receive training. Of course, we’ll focus more on the people our guild is recruiting, but that’s all,” Cha Hee-Ra said.

"Are you saying you’re not going to give special treatment? Is that okay? Then what’s the point of having the priority negotiation rights, noona?” I asked.

"You’re talking to the Cha Hee-Ra, darling. Do you really think it’s okay to give special treatments just to impress the new recruits that had just recently arrived? They should be the ones who should do their best to impress us, not the other way around," she...