Mom caused harm to many people and made them die. That’s clear. However, isn’t she our mom?

Thinking that it might be okay to mourn and remember alone without telling others, Nari, who had been missing her mom alone, found Nan’s presence intriguing.

Nan stared at Nari intently. Then, he sighed briefly.

“Yes, that’s true. Anyway, even if everyone in the world curses her, I intend to mourn. The fact that she changed my life remains unchanged.”

“W-Well, that thought is selfish.”

Nari covered her mouth with one hand at the inadvertently spoken words.

Nan turned off the light and proceeded down the dim corridor on the third floor of Bongandang. Nari followed behind.

“Your mother was a thoughtful person. That’s why I don’t think your mother did such things lightly.”

“She made arbitrary judgments. That’s why everyone died.”

“The situation inside the gate always changes. Plans don’t always go as expected.”

That was a valid point. The situation inside the gate always changed, and sometimes, adaptability was more critical.

However, that didn’t mean that Ha Na, the hunter, was not responsible for the failure of the Grade 1 gate expedition and the resulting numerous casualties.
“Originally, when such a Grade 1 gate appears, it’s a normal situation for cooperation between the country and numerous S-rank hunters. It’s natural for a hunter like Kang Hana, who went out alone, to fail.”

Nan adjusted his horn-rimmed glasses and descended the stairs. Nari, suppressing the confusing emotions from his words, quietly followed the stairs.

I don’t know. What kind of situation is this? Is it allowed to change opinions about Mom like turning over the palm of the hand?

Nari, after shaking her head a couple of times to clear the confusion, mumbled towards the man in front of her.

“But, um… What should I call you?”

“Well, I’m not officially a boss yet, and there’s a big age difference. ‘Uncle’ sounds too old-fashioned, and ‘sir’ is too formal. ‘Uncle’ sounds good. Call me Uncle.”

“Uncle.” Saying so, Nan looked down at Nari with a smile.

Avoiding eye contact with the cold black eyes beyond the horn-rimmed glasses, Nari mumbled, “Yes, sir.”

Nari, sitting in the back seat of the black sedan limousine, looked around the interior of the vehicle.

This luxurious car was the first of its kind that she had ever sat in.

Nan, sitting next to her without paying any attention to Nari’s bewildered expression, was busy handling documents on his pad.

Nari made a puzzled expression.

‘Who is this person, anyway…?’

Usually, when someone is giving a ride to someone they just met, wouldn’t they engage in light ice-breaking or small talk?
He roughly knew the fact that he had almost no social life.

‘This person is really a massive my-face.’

[The chaos dominator sticks out his tongue, saying, “I’ve never seen such a person…”]

Due to Nan not paying attention to himself, Nari naturally took out her phone and searched for ‘Ah Nan’ or ‘Mago’ in the search bar.

Skipping the publicly available personal information, she clicked on community posts. In situations like this, hunter-exclusive communities were quite useful.

[Question] But isn’t Mago mostly a monk class? How does he attack? Is killing prohibited?

Also, is it true that the guild leader is a former gangster who served time in prison?

[Comments]

-We only have non-targeting skills.

└ If I attack directly, they die, but if I shoot into the ground and they happen to come and die, it’s an inevitable fate.

└ The only one with targeting skills is our guild leader. And even he’s not a hunter but just a regular awakened.

-Not sure if our guild leader served time in prison, but he does have a large dragon tattoo on his back.

└But is it true that he contracted with a high-ranking awakened like the Archpriest?

└└I don’t know about that. Would the Archpriest maintain a contract with a no-name awakened who doesn’t engage in any battles?

‘…There’s an Archpriest?’

Although she didn’t get the information she wanted, Nari blinked and searched for related posts again. Results about ‘Sungjwa,’ as expected, appeared.

[General] But our guild leader, Dangut-gim Mago @lllllIIIIIlllll
Today, I had a meeting with a business partner, and suddenly Nan stood up. So, the CEO of the business partner was surprised, and Nan immediately claimed that if he hadn’t watered the plants right there, he wouldn’t have, so he watered the plants on the spot.

But what’s even more amazing is that the CEO of the business partner seems to know the guild leader’s personality. He just said a few words and then took out documents and started working on business right there.

[Comments]

Isn’t that just a roundabout way of telling him to leave?

└I thought so too, but it’s just the guild leader’s personality. Really a genuine my-face.

But how is it possible for someone with that personality to be a guild leader?

└ Maybe because he keeps detailed records, so he remembers everything he says casually? He’s not the type of person with a difference between inside and outside.

└ There’s a rumor about him being a contract holder with the Archpriest. Maybe he uses the Archpriest’s abilities in non-combat areas like the head of the White Night guild?

└ Guild Leader Mago is almost like a benefactor in Busan. He was a top contributor who protected this area during the time when the law didn’t apply. He even went to prison for that reason, so the locals in this area generally treat him well. Also, the CEOs in this area are mostly locals, so that’s probably why.

‘… The more you dig, the more unknown he becomes.’

He may seem straightforward and open, but the rumors that follow him are countless.

With rumors about being an Archpriest contract holder, having a past involving prison, and the mysterious connection with Mom.
Originally, he’s an incredibly impressive my-face. Nari also has never seen someone like this before.

When Nari made a groaning sound at the sudden flood of information, Nan, with his horn-rimmed glasses still on, looked at Nari. Then, he made a facial expression of realization.

“Oh, I made a mistake!”