Being trusted by the regressor was of course a good thing, but I didn’t like this type of trust. I didn’t know what his evaluation of me was like, but if I were to exaggerate a little, I was like a child that still needed Kim Hyun-Sung’s attention and love. It was even more applicable when it came to a growth plan like this. Of course, if I were asked why I was making such a fuss over something simple as changing jobs and increasing our stats, I wouldn’t really have an answer. Still, I wasn’t used to this kind of overestimation.

‘Don’t trust me so much, you bastard.’

Although I had been giving off the vibe that I could do well on my own, I didn’t like the current situation. However, I completely understood why Kim Hyun-Sung made this kind of decision.

‘There’s a good chance that this expedition is going to fail.’

I was also starting to realize the fact that the party members were only able to safely hunt because of the mental stability I gave them.

“I-I’m not going to go either. I don’t want to go. I’ll never go,” Jung Ha-Yan said.

“...”

Jung Ha-Yan was the problem. The closer it got to the expedition date, the more excuses she gave about why she didn’t want to go and the more dumbfounded I got. On the first day that Kim Hyun-Sung mentioned the expedition, she had started training in...