What the Blue Guild offered us was basically an investment in a scratch card that hadn’t been scratched yet. The conditions that they offered were excessive for the new recruits.

I was sure that they were surprised by the fact that a four-man party managed to complete the tutorial dungeon, but despite that, the leaders of the Blue Guild made this kind of offer, making me think that they weren’t that stupid after all.

‘They’re not stupid.’

Actually, they were competent.

When I glanced over, I saw Park Deok-Gu diligently reading something. I couldn’t help but speak. “Are you reading the catalog?”

“Well yeah, since we might live here, I thought it would be best to read it…it says here that the restaurant in the guild is pretty amazing,” he said.

“Huh?”

“You know, when I was on Earth, there was a star chef named Raymond Park or something and he managed a restaurant…just looking at the dishes in his restaurant made me drool,” Park Deok-Gu explained.

“Ohhhh.”

“I think the housing here is pretty good too…yeah. What if I became successful in a place like this? I wish my gramps could see me become successful here…” he said.

I wasn’t sure if he was being serious when...