Weighing the importance of things — it meant to distinguish between what was important and what wasn’t, and to get one’s priorities straight.

In truth, what Seol Jihu wanted to do the most was to train. As he had just advanced to Level 5, he wanted to quickly learn the skills befitting a High Ranker. He also wanted to re-harmonize his mind, body, and technique, which hadn’t made any progress in a while.

But there was something that was even more important — to transform Carpe Diem from a team to an organization.

To do this, he had to move to Eva, where he promised to meet Hao Win, but Jang Maldong had placed three conditions he had to fulfill before then.

Since he had already won over an influential organization, that condition was fulfilled.

Jang Maldong telling Seol Jihu to organize the team before spreading Carpe Diem’s influence meant to have a solid foundation and wasn’t anything too difficult.

But Seol Jihu had no choice but to accept the cold reality at the condition of acquiring enough funding for expansion.

In truth, Seol Jihu had never been short of money ever since his arrival in Paradise. Well, except for when he was trying to recruit the Yi siblings.

He had amassed quite a wealth, but it was a different story if the talk wasn’t on an individual scale, but at an organizational one.

Jang Maldong had once criticized Earthlings for playing real estate in Paradise. Meaning, land trade was just as popular here as on Earth.

Strictly speaking, Paradise’s land wasn’t for buying or selling. All territory within a city was under the permanent jurisdiction of the Royal Family in charge...