“You want to rely on me?” Yeon-woo narrowed his eyes at Heidi. Although he wasn’t doing much, Heidi felt a great deal of pressure, and her shoulders quivered as she nodded.

Yeon-woo’s estimation of her rose since there was a big difference if you could look someone in the eyes as you asked them for a favor. ‘The others are hopeless.’ 

The other players who looked at him with pleading expressions from a distance were pathetic. They’d placed the responsibility of their own survival on Heidi’s shoulders, and even though they’d managed to reach the twenty-seventh floor, they were extremely weak. If they tried to cross the River of Souls, they’d probably be eaten right away or attacked by pirates.

‘Do I look so different from them that I scare them that much?’ Yeon-woo silently looked at Heidi. The Cannibal Monster Humans were busy building his boat, and although they’d asked for four days at first, they would be done in three days at this rate. Anything was possible if you forced someone.

Heidi had appeared with the players to request help while the boat was still under construction. “Yes. Of course, we won’t bullshit you or appeal to your kind nature. We’ll give you half our total karma, and you can order...