Sung-Ha: How about I pay off my debt by taking care of that Jake guy?3

“What in the world is he up to…”0

Seeing the message Sung-Ha left on his phone first thing in the morning, Se-Hoon couldn’t help but express his disbelief.0

Just when he thought it was time to settle down, Sung-Ha suggested personal revenge as payment. It seemed he truly wasn’t that different from when Se-Hoon knew him pre-regression; Sung-Ha was as ruthless and unsparing as ever.3

I can’t believe I have to drag this guy along with me again… I guess I’m just unlucky.0

After sending a reply to Sung-Ha, telling him to stop saying such foolish things, he promptly called Jake.0

—Hello…?1

The sound of Jake’s voice, which sounded like he had been pulling all-nighters for days, caught Se-Hoon off guard.0

“What’s with your voice?”1

—Hm? Oh… it’s nothing. What’s up?0

“I just called to check in on the information I asked for before.”0

—Ah, that… hold on a second.0

After some sounds of rustling, which sounded like Jake was moving to a quieter spot, he continued, “I found something suspicious while looking into that incident from six months ago.”0

“What did you find?”0

—You heard about the Ivory Tower, right?0

The Ivory Tower was a thirty-story skyscraper located in downtown Ur that was primarily used by students in the discipline of magic. However, when mentioned, people were essentially referring to the sponsorship foundation housed within.1

The foundation, supported by professors and graduates in the field of magic, along with related organizations, operated independently and wielded significant influence over students in the discipline of magic at Babel Academy.1

“I know a bit about it.”0

—I’ll explain then. Every year, the Ivory Tower selects a handful of students for sponsorship, and Gerwin was aiming to be the sophomore candidate six months ago. But, there was another promising sophomore candidate...0