‘Yoo Ah-Young…’

Obviously, she was the first person I[1] wanted to recruit. Even though she still didn’t have a job and her attribute was locked, the potential of her strength was epic-ranked, and her stamina was legendary-ranked. Even though I didn’t like her nature as a vanguard, if we recruited her to the Blue Guild and focused on her training, I was sure she would do just fine.

‘She’s a bit passive, though…’

Since there were a lot of trainees, there was a variety of natures, and I could divide them into three categories.

1. People who move on their own.

The majority of the people in the attack group were in this category. They knew very well what they had to do and what was going to happen. They were the types of people who would work hard without anyone having to tell them. Outside of classes and scheduled training, they were constantly active.

2. People who do what they were told.

They had the highest percentage in terms of ratio. They attend lessons, training, and they even worry about their future. However, after they were done with their lessons and training, they wouldn’t put any more effort into their growth.

3. People who just eat away.

There wasn’t even a need for me to mention this group of trash. They had no passion or results; all they did was eat away at the training camp.

I was certain that after the training ended, they would either end up in the slums or they would have to worry about getting food for their sur...