— Ding

“Ah, goddamnit!”

The smartwatch alert obscured his game screen at a crucial moment. Yoo Jinhyuk roared and shot up like a spring.

“What, you lost again?”

His secretary asked apathetically.

“No, but hey! Did you link my smartwatch with the computer?”

“No.”

“You did! I lost because of the alert!”

“It wasn’t me.”

Yoo Jinhyuk grabbed the back of his neck, feeling his blood pressure rising. That loss just cost him 50 million won.

“My life… What?”

His sullen mood disappeared when he saw the messenger’s name. It was his adorable niece, Yoo Yeonha.

“Did the sun rise from the west today? My niece just messaged me!”

If he recalled correctly, the last time they spoke was five years ago. Yoo Jinhyuk quickly checked the content.

[Uncle, I need you to look into someone’s family history.]

Yoo Jinhyuk tilted his head.

“Mm? Well, that’s surprising.”

“Is it work?”

His secretary’s eyes lit up.

“No, I told you it’s from my niece.”

“So is it work?”

“… I guess it is. Yaaawn.”

Yoo Jinhyuk slumped onto his couch. Yoo Yeonha sent a follow-up message.

[Cube cadet, Kim Hajin.]

“Kim Hajin… Who’s that?”

“Why are you asking me?”

“Look into him. He’s a Cube cadet.”

“Is he?”

Cube enrolled at most 6000 cadets any given year. Finding someone from such a small pool would be a piece of cake. The secretary’s hands moved like lightning on her keyboard. Soon, a general overview...