“If I die, do you think my Hee-Ra noona will just sit by and do nothing?!” I yelled.

I saw the old man close his mouth.

Of course, he wouldn’t believe in my lie and if Cha Hee-Ra was here, she would have already burst into laughter since it was only yesterday when we first met and we didn’t really talk that much.

It was bullshit, but I was certain that it was going to work.

The old man’s mind was probably thinking of a particular scene by now.

‘There is. I’m sure there is.’

Whether it was intentional or not, Cha Hee-Ra and I had a connection.

I guess it was a provocative scene for an old man to watch because he lowered his head.

“That’s…bullshit…” he said.

“I’m sure you’ll find out whether it’s really bullshit or not. You have eyes don’t you?” I said.

“...”

He became very calm.

Despite me just shouting out nonsense, it was quite effective, so I guess the leader of the Red Mercenary Guild’s name carried a lot of weight.

I just shouted her name out, Under the condition that Cha Hee-Ra and the Blue Guild didn’t have any connection in the first place, but I guess my assumption was right. Obviously, no one would want to get on the bad side of the monster whose...