“Sure, I can tell you about the Tutorial. I don’t have any restrictions on that, unlike Mr. Jung Ji-Han. But I don’t know if it’s okay to just give you such valuable information,” Reable said.

“So you’re saying the information is not free,” Ji-Cheok said.

Reable grinned slyly.

“The Demon never works for free.”

“Isn’t that a breach of our contract?”

Just then, sparks flew from Reable’s body. The limousine van seat under him was singed, and his clothes were burnt.

‘No… Those clothes are expensive…’

Ji-Cheok’s kindness really stopped on the surface—he cared about the clothes more than the Demon wearing them.

The sparks finally stopped.

“Ouch! That really hurts! This is why nobody should make comprehensive contracts.”

“What was that?” Ji-Cheok asked.

“That’s what I get for trying to go against the contract. If I don’t faithfully fulfill the contract, this thing will activate. Why do you think contracts are considered absolute? They really have that much power, that’s why.”

‘I see.”

“So Reable, can you tell us when the Tutorial ends?”

Mu-Cheok spoke instead of his older brother. He also stopped using honorifics toward Reable. In other words, Mu-Cheok was not going to treat him as a human being.

‘Is that wrong? I mean, he’s not human,...