“I heard that you recently returned from a very successful expedition.”

“Yes, if you check this bag…”

Checking whether the team had the funding to establish and maintain an organization.

“Ten people in total… that’s a lot for a team, but far too small for an organization. Do you plan to recruit more members soon?”

The royal administrator asked whether Carpe Diem had plans to reinforce areas they were lacking.

Kim Hannah was usually the one answering.

“It is true that ten people are comparatively few, but you have to take the standard of the team into account. Whether it be rising stars or renowned veterans, Carpe Diem seeks a small force of elites formed with qualified Earthlings.”

“But ten is still too little.”

“I disagree. It’s not as if we are the first organization of a small group of elites.”

“You must be talking about Balhae. You should know that the organization no longer exists. Plus, they founded their organization with twenty people. Most importantly, Balhae was a subsidiary organization of Goguryeo, containing their most powerful elites.”

“That is one such example, but didn’t Nur also have the White-Haired Witch?”

“That is Nur. I am an administrator of Eva.”

“Even in Eva—”

As Kim Hannah began to return a fluid rebuttal, the royal administrator shook his hand.

“Stop, let’s stop. I fully understand Carpe Diem’s high standards and what it seeks from its members. I just want to know whether you plan to recruit more members in the future.”

“Of course, we do.”

Kim Hannah replied calmly without losing a smile for a single moment.

“Carpe Diem will join the Neutral Zone auction for next March as soon as it becomes an organization.”

“Hmm… you must have confidence.”

“Confidence? The Earthling who killed the Parasite’s First Army Commander is here. That is something no other...