“About 170cm tall.”

Seol Jihu continued with a clear voice.

“Face covered with a black veil, wearing a black patternless top and bottom. Body on the slimmer side, and what else… Oh yeah! This person is a woman, judging by the length of her hair and her curves.”

Seol Jihu put what he saw in the vision into words, but made it sound like it was something he heard from Miss Foxy.

“And also…”

Seol Jihu didn’t miss a glint of surprise flashing across Pavlovici’s face.

“A palm-sized purple snake tattoo on her neck.”

Pavlovici’s eyes widened slightly. Seol Jihu rested his chin on the back of his palm and asked.

“You know her, right?”

He couldn’t jump to any conclusion yet…

‘It doesn’t matter.’

But he could always just make up a good excuse. Basically, all he was trying to do right now was probe the man.

The vision Seol Jihu saw was this— the four people in front of him were lying dead in an alleyway, and not a single one of them had shown him a different vision. Meaning, these four would meet the same fate.

Another thing to note was that all four would be killed by the mysterious female Earthling he just described. She was so scrupulous that she even had her face covered in his vision, but the scene of Pavlovici with a hole in his chest glaring at her until he died was still vivid in Seol Jihu’s mind.

Pavlovici seemed to be shaking in resentment and injustice as well.

“Ho… how….”

Perhaps because of how shocked he was, he acknowledged that he knew her.

Seol Jihu considered selling Kim Hannah again, then grinned. Sometimes, silence was more effective than words.

A short silence flowed before Seol Jihu finally spoke.

“You said you told us everything. Were you lying?”

“We told you everything!”

The man kneeling furthest back shouted. Judging by his face, he seemed to be the youngest sibling of the Alexei brothers. He was only 20 according to his Status Window.

Pavlovici darted a quick glance at him, but he seemed to have already made up his mind.

“The reason we didn’t mention that woman was because we weren’t sure she was related to the work we received.”

“That woman?”

“Yes. We met her when we got...