A woman with a bow walked through a tranquil forest where demons had stopped people from entering. She came here for the first time and constantly checked her smartwatch for directions. However, she didn’t look nervous at all.

She finally arrived at her destination after treading the grassy field for some time. A small log cabin stood among the trees and vegetation.

The woman stood in front of the wooden door with no decorations.

“Huuu…”

She grabbed the doorknob after a deep breath, but a person inside opened it first. The woman stepped back in surprise.

“Oh, you’re here.”

Another woman greeted her with a bright smile as if they used to be old friends. However, the visitor didn’t enter and simply stood outside the cabin. She looked beyond the smiling woman’s shoulders. The Divine Archer’s vision unfolded and Jin Seyeon spotted several familiar faces. Some she had only ever seen through documents.

“Don’t just stand there. Come in.”

Jain kindly welcomed her. Khalifa, Setryn, Jin Yohan, and Cheok Jungyeong sat in the room. Jin Seyeon opened her mouth after confirming the present Chameleon Troupe members.

“No, not yet. I haven’t accepted your offer.”

“Really? Then why are you here?”

“I have a condition. I’m willing to cooperate so long as you agree.”

“Oh? And what’s that?” Jain asked with a giggle.

Koong— The cabin shook and Cheok Jungyeong rose from his seat in the dark. His head almost touched the ceiling and Jin Seyeon swallowed hard. However, she spoke without wavering.

“There will be no killing. They’ll be punished according to the law.”

The five inside the cabin gazed at her. Jin Seyeon felt her muscles tense as she waited for Jain’s response.

“Mmm… We expected as much.”

Thankfully, Jain didn’t seem to be against it. She seemed to be saying, Try it if you can.

The rumors seemed to be true. The Chameleon Troupe supposedly had an ironclad rule to resolve any disagreements through fighting. The victor always had the final say.

Jin Seyeon believed in her abilities, but Cheok Jungyeong would be a tough opponent. Of course, that didn’t mean she had...