nChapter 38-40: Heaven’s Will

nThe guild house located in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam.

nIt was a 5 storey building that the Heaven’s Will members could use at any time. In less than a year, Kim Yong-woo had earned enough from the dungeon to buy a building in Gangnam.

nFor some reason, today there were hundreds of people lining up outside the guild house of Heaven’s Will.

n“Awakened number 359! Awakened number 359, please come in!”

nSeveral helpers dressed in yellow were directing the people in front of the building. The people in front showed a number to the guild helper and were allowed inside the building.

nKrasla looked at them with amazement and said.

n“This place is Heaven’s Will, Master?”

n“That’s right.”

nI lightly nodded.

nI had described Heaven’s Will to Krasla while descending the mountain. He was going to be staying here in the future so he was a bit stunned.

nIt was the first time I had seen so many people lined up outside the guild house.

n‘Are they all Awakened?’

nI used Mind’s Eye to look at the line and found that all of them were Awakened.

n‘It must be a recruitment.’

nThe personnel of the guild was increasing.

nThanks to the safety zone, a stable core was formed and now they could raise the guild. Heaven’s Will was a presence that couldn’t be ignored in South Korea.

nIt was natural to increase the manpower.

n“Earth is a fairly funny place. The buildings aren’t that high.”

nKrasla expressed his admiration.

nHe had been in this state since descending the mountain.

nEarth and the Demon World were completely different worlds. Krasla had lived in the poor area of the Demon World so it was natural for him to be amazed.

nHowever, he wasn’t overwhelmed by it. Besides, he was aware of things like science and technology.

nA zone of strong people. Krasla came from a place where the winners gobbled up everything. A warrior who was always tense found it a pleasure when they could relax.

nActually, it was difficult to Krasla to experience an unprecedented tragedy in South Korea. This wasn’t his home.

nKrasla’s total stats equaled 362 and his strength was equivalent to an advanced Lv3 creature. At this level, he was impervious to most modern weapons.

nI said to him.

n“This is unusually severe. At any rate…let’s go.”

nIt wasn’t an uncommon sight in Gangnam. I could see it in the future anyway so there was no time to be surprised.

nI walked towards the entrance of the guild house. It would be funny if a member of the Heaven’s Will raid group Devil Hunters needed to stand in line.

n“What is that?”

n“Don’t interrupt!”

n“Bastards, are your eyes filled with knots! Don’t you see this line?”

nThere was a hail of protests. The Awakened cursed at him.

n“Master. What should I do?”

nKrasla frowned and asked me.

nIt was a good thing. I thought he might have moved after hearing the harsh words. Asking my opinion meant that Krasla was aware of his position. A slave wasn’t supposed to move without a command.

n“Ignore it.”

n“I understand.”

nReacting was a terrible idea.

nIt would just waste time.

nI was at the entrance when a yellow dressed person blocked my path.

n“If you are interested in joining the guild then line up.”

n“Who are you?”

n“A member of Heaven’s Wil, Kim Cheol-sun. If you don’t line up then you can’t go inside.”

nKim Cheol-sun. Who was this?

nI had never seen his face before. He must be a new member that joined while I was gone.

n“Randalph Brigsiel. I am the captain of the Heaven’s Will raid group, Devil Hunters.”

n“There isn’t a raid group with that name in Heaven’s Will.”

n“That’s impossible. I have a spot and Yoo Eun-hye and Lee Ji-hye are members.”

n“There are no guild members with that name. I’m sorry but can you listen to the instructors?”

nIt was a strange twist.

nI had frequently left the guild. Of course, I was gone for more than a month this time but for the raid group to be gone?

nIt was a really troubling reaction. There was also Yoo Eun-hye and Lee Ji-hye.

n‘Strange.’

nIt was definitely odd.

nIt would be normal if he never heard about the raid group. But he also didn’t know Yoo Eun-hye and Lee Ji-hye’s name.

nKim Cheol-sun’s expression crumpled up.

n“Can you stop standing here? Do you know how long people have been lining up? Ah, **. Or are you a foreigner who doesn’t speak Korean well? Randalph what?”

n“Master. Should I also ignore this?”

nKrasla asked.

nThe magic earrings gave unnecessarily detailed translations so he could understand all the vulgar words being spoken.

nI thought for a moment and said.

n“Is Kim Yong-woo here?”

n“No, is the guild master your friend?”

n“He’s not inside?”

n“What does it matter if he is inside? You are really crazy.”

nKim Cheol-sun grabbed my shoulder.

nI didn’t budge despite his attempts to forcefully throw me.

n“Eh? What? Why aren’t you moving?”

nHe started doubting his own strength. His total stats barely passed 180 so of course I wouldn’t even tremble.

n“Bring me to Kim Yong-woo. Or I will go find him myself.”

n“What’s going on?”

nAnother yellow dressed guild member spoke.

nHe came over to Kim Cheol-sun.

nKim Cheol-sun withdrew his hand from my shoulder and shrugged.

n“No…this guy called the name of the guild master like he is a friend. The captain of the group Devil Hunters? Do we have such a raid group?”

n“Devil Hunters? Isn’t the naming sense like that of a king’s?”

n“Both of them are foreigners. One black and one is white. Handsome. Are they models? Perhaps they have the wrong building?”

nThey seemed to be ignoring my words. I tried to handle this quietly but it couldn’t be helped.

n“…I will go find him myself.”

nI threw a glance towards Krasla.

nKrasla nodded and took out his spear holder. A long, red iron spear popped up.

n“Kill then?”

n“Alive. Moderately breaking the body is okay.”

n“I understand.”

nThe guild members, including Kim Cheol-sun, had absurd expressions on their faces. They had been selected to join the guild. Yet this person wanted to use a spear against them.

nKim Cheol-sun and the other guild members pulled out their own weapons.

n“Aren’t those just good words? You will be the ones chopped up in combat.”

nKim Cheol-sun who was holding his sword in a leisurely manner laughed. The most outstanding new members had received a rare grade sword as a gift.

nThis was a treasure with a very high cutting force. Naturally he would look confident.

n“This sword is familiar.”

nIt was similar to a sword that I sprinkled over the dungeon. In the end, it was a sword taken from my dungeon. It felt weird seeing him boast about it.

n“I understand Master. 5 seconds will be enough.”

nKrasla took an attack posture with his spear.

n“Oh! Those dirty words! You will regret it……!”

nBefore his words finished.

nPuhung!

n“Keheok!”

nKim Cheol-sun was hit by the dull end of the spear and fell down like a frog. The remaining two guild members walked a similar path.

nThree guild members were collapsed on the ground. Krasla said 5 seconds but it took less than 5 seconds. A truly overwhelming sight!

nIt had happened with hundreds of applicants watching.

n“Master. Their bones are too tender so they fainted after I broke it. Should I continue?”

nKrasla said as he placed his leg on Kim Cheol-sun’s right arm.

nThe force was different from a spear so he could control it to break a bone, not take their lives.

nHis actions were very cautious.

nI shook my head.

n“That’s okay. Let’s go.”

n* * *

nFamiliar faces started to be seen after entering the guild house.

nThey were astonished when they saw me like I was a dead man who had returned alive.

n‘I’m being treated as a dead man.’

nI organized their reactions in my head.

nIt had been more than a month without any guild contact so they seemed to think I had died.

nOf course, even the Devil Hunters raid group that I formed was disbanded. But it was still questionable where Yoo Eun-hye and Lee Ji-hye were.

nI went to the elevator and pressed the button for the 5th floor. Just as the door was about to close, many guild members boarded.

n“Y-you are?”

nAmong them, a man turned towards me with his mouth wide open.

nI lightly greeted him.

n“Your name was Kim Tae-hwan? It’s been a while.”

nI lightly greeted him.

nHe was one of the 12 people that I cleared the 1st floor with. A moderately influential person in the guild.

nIn addition, he also planned some hell training in the dungeon so he was fairly popular.

nHe closed his mouth and frowned.

n“I thought you were dead?”

nI threw a glance towards Kim Tae-hwan who was going to the same floor as me.

nThen I answered with a smile.

n“Who said that?”

n“A guild member saw you entering the dungeon.”

n“Stupid. Don’t you know my skills?”

n“It is natural to think you were dead after entering the dungeon for more than a month.”

n“So the raid group Devil Hunters has been dismissed?”

nKim Tae-hwan’s eyebrows rose.

n“It seems like you are going to meet the guild master but there is no room in this guild. There are many new people with good skills. I also have a rare rated skill. I can also deal with two orcs.”

nA claim like he was showing off.

nHandling two orcs.

nBut Kim Tae-hwan’s attitude was somehow awkward.

nI was puzzled and asked.

n“Is that something to celebrate?”

n“I don’t want to hear those words. I’ll be leaving now.”

nDing dong~

nSoon the elevator doors opened.

n5th floor. The place where the guild members were resting could be seen. Kim Tae-hwan exited the elevator first. The others followed behind him.

n“Master. Should I sweep everything away?”

n“That’s fine.”

nI said to Krasla.

nI needed to know what the problem was first before solving it.

n“I will meet the guild master.”

nI would make a detailed assessment after hearing the story.

nI didn’t think that Kim Yong-woo would dismiss my raid group.

nMoments ago, Kim Tae-hwan had went off with the other guild members.

nIn their eyes, my raid was an eyesore.

nKim Yong-woo would have been helpless after I was away for a month or so.

nI could understand that much.

nOn the contrary, I didn’t think he needed to be punished……

n‘By the way.’

nThe piercing gazes that came the moment the elevator opened.

nI turned and looked at them.

nThe 5th floor was a multipurpose room with many paintings.

nHalf the people had familiar faces while the other half was unfamiliar.

nThe personnel had significantly increased over the last month…most of the existing guild members were paying attention to me.

nThey weren’t friendly. I noticed that some were staring at Krasla and I like we were enemies.

nKim Tae-hwan had frowned but he hadn’t looked at me like an enemy.

nThen,

n‘Advice?’

nBe careful of others since they would also grow, was the meaning behind his words.

nI had thought his attitude was unnatural. There was no reason to suddenly boast of the new personnel and his rare skill.

nI simply misjudged it as the logic of a strong man.

nIn the end, it turned out like this……

n‘Ha!’

nLaughter burst out.

nA unique situation.

nThis was the 5th floor. A place that was like a picture gallery. But now it looked different from before. They were divided into several groups. A sight that was definitely discrimination.

nFactions.

nI came up with the word. At any rate, a lot of changes had occurred in a month.

nI walked forward while ignoring them.

nThe guild master’s office was on the central left. I stood in front of the door and said to Krasla.

n“Wait here.”

n“I understand Master.”

nRattle!

nI opened the door and sore Kim Yong-woo wearing glasses while looking through some paperwork.

n“Who? I told no one to come for a while……”

n“It’s me.”

nKim Yong-woo flinched as he heard my voice and turned towards me. He gave a cry of ‘heok!’ and fell out of his chair.

nAfter a few moments, Kim Yong-woo sat back at his desk as he took his glasses off and rubbed his tired eyes.

n“I’ve been awake for three days and three nights so I must be dreaming…”

n“I heard that raid group Devil Hunters was disbanded.”

nKim Yong-woo was shocked as he heard that name.

n“Y-you are really Randalph-nim?”

n“Is there a fake Randalph?”

n“Ohh, oh my god! Thank god!”

nKim Yong-woo trembled. He seemed like someone who was meeting a real god and didn’t know what to do.

n“I want to know why the raid group was disbanded.”

nI cut to the chase and Kim Yong-woo swallowed his saliva at the question.

n“Everybody knew that Master-nim had died. O-of course, I didn’t think that.”

n“Why is my death the cause of the raid group being disbanded?”

nKim Yong-woo had nothing to hide so he naturally said.

n“No, that’s not it! It is a misconception. The raid group wasn’t disbanded. It’s just…should I say it is in a temporarily postponed state?”

n“Postponed state?”

n“Yes. That’s correct. 20 days ago, problems started to emerge as the guild expanded. It was pointed out that too much preferential treatment was given to Devil Hunters.”

n“Go on.”

nKim Yong-woo licked his lips and started to tell a long story.

n“At first I ignored it. There were protests but my heart considered it an easy matter. But the flames continued to spread. It became a witch hunt. They argued that it was ridiculous to keep a raid group that only had 3 members.”

nKim Yong-woo wiped the sweat off his forehead and continued.

n“At the time, I was busying expanding the members and occupying the safety zones. I misjudged and didn’t take care of it properly. I thought I could resolve it when Master-nim came back.”

n“But I didn’t come back.”

nI was busy solving the problem of Krasla and Chrisley and was gone for more than a month.

nThis incident happened in the meantime.

nKim Yong-woo said with a gloomy face.

n“Yes. More time passed…the atmosphere became worse for every new person that came. The new and existing guild members started speaking up. There are the people that I established the guild with. They decided to get directly involved with the operation of the guild.”

nKim Yong-woo shrugged.

n“It is all my fault. The guild has become bigger and gathered more attention. I never imagined that guild politics would occur. So I have become useless, huu! Now I live my life buried in a pile of paperwork. Really, I’m really sorry.”

nKim Yong-woo bowed deeply.

nA gesture that wasn’t false.

nHe himself admitted that he didn’t have an academic background.

nHe had risen to the position of a guild master but this was the first time he had operated a guild.

nIt became noisy and the guild split into factions. It was too late once he noticed it.

nWithout realizing it, guild politics had occurred and his power as a guild master weakened. The guild house and guild was established by Kim Yong-woo but it was jointly established and funded with other people. It was a reasonable decision.

n‘Any guild would have the desire to grow.’

nAt first, there was a harmonious atmosphere.

nA few members joined for the fellowship but there was a big meaning placed on the formation of raid groups.

nBut Heaven’s Will had grabbed the tile of best guild in South Korea.

nMany greedy people desired to touch it.

nPerhaps that was how Kim Yong-woo lost his title of guild master in my previous life. I could imagine what would happen if this situation continued.

nI organized my thoughts for a moment before saying.

n“Yoo Eun-hye and Lee Ji-hye?”

nKim Yong-woo explained this as well.

n“Due to the atmosphere, they were sent back home. Their withdrawal is also pending. Untangling both situations…but, I can do it now that Master-nim has returned.”

n“Do so. Isn’t there a problem remaining in the guild?”

n“Huh?”

n“Those who created the factions. They are the cause of all this dissonance.”

n“T-that’s right.

nIt was mortifying but true. Kim Yong-woo’s voice trembled.

nI said flatly

n“Announce that the raid group Devil Hunters has returned. Write a list of those who will cause problems and hand them to me.”

nKim Yong-woo immediately looked at me.

nHe was trying to figure out the meaning of my words.

nKim Yong-woo had seen me hunt the Dark Warrior. He knew that my skills transcended dealing with two orcs.

nBut I wasn’t the type to help someone. Those with strength had declared neutrality. I had the attitude of not wanting to get involved in complicated matters.

nKim Yong-woo nodded.

n“I understand.”

n“What is the format of the new staff recruitment?”

nThere was nothing to hide. Kim Yong-woo responded fairly easily.

n“An audition format. The Awakened had fully settled into society so I thought it wouldn’t be bad to create an entertainment program. Something like a common music audition program. But why……?”

nKim Yong-woo asked why I was curious about the audition.

nIt wouldn’t be bad to influence the people who would join the guild. Expansion of the personnel led to the formation of factions. Of course, their gazes would be focused on the audition.

n“I want to become a special examiner.”

n“You want to participate in the audition as a judge?”

n“Is that impossible?”

nKim Yong-woo shook his head.

n“No. I can add you at my discretion.”

n“Then I guess there isn’t a problem.”

nI smirked.

nIt wouldn’t be a bad surprise.

n* * *

nOriginally the spacious hall on the 2nd floor belonged to the Devil Hunters.

nIt was now decorated and used for the audition.

nThe five judges sitting on a white table were like celebrities in Heaven’s Will. This was being shown on TV so the hopefuls had a strong desire to be recruited.

n“Number 362. What skills do you have?”

nOne of the examiners asked the large man wearing a nametag with 362 on it.

n“Normal grade Long Jump, exceptional normal Increase Eyesight! I am faster than any creature……”

n“It’s okay. Can you show us the Long Jump?”

n“Yes. It is possible.”

n“Try it.”

nNumber 362 took a deep breath.

nThe man jumped approximately 6 metres with a large smile. It was good enough but the expressions of the judges didn’t seem pleased.

n“Let’s test your skill Increase Eyesight. Can you see these letters?”

nThe judge wrote down very small letters.

nIt couldn’t be seen unless the person was very close.

nNumber 362 opened his mouth with a grumpy expression.

n“…It isn’t visible.”

n“I understand. By the way, your physical stats seem a little low. The skills can’t be utilized properly. Were you lying when you created your stats table?”

n“No!”

n“Hmm, I will believe you. Then please wait for a little bit.”

nThe five judges started to write down their scores.

nThe scoring determined who would enter.

nSkill, skill utilization, reliability, stats and other factors were looked at in order to give a score out of 100.

nThose will an excellent grade would enter the 2nd test. If they fought against a goblin or kobold and won then they would pass. Those that gave a good impression would be drawn into the group of one of the five judges.

nBut the number 362 Awakened didn’t need to worry about that.

n“Next is number 363. You have a title? Foul Mouthed Person?”

nNumber 363 was also a man. He scratched his head and muttered.

n“Haha, it turns out that I often curse……”

n“Well, it is great that you have a title. The skills are also unusual. Loud Singing, Low Morale. What are the effects?”

n“If I yell loudly or swear at them then they will flinch. Can I show you?”

n“It will affect people?”

n“The effect depends on your intelligence. In return, a lot of people will cry.”

n“I’m begging you to keep the level weak.”

nThere were many people in this hall.

nIf he cursed then everyone here might suffer mentally.

n“Hmm hmm!”

nNumber 363 cleared his throat.

n“Hey! These scum like bastards should ** off!”

n“Hoh.”

n“……?”

n“It lasted a few seconds. Great confidence.”

nThe eyes of everyone, including number 363 turned towards the entrance.

nA pale man was standing next to the guild master, Kim Yong-woo. The man who gave a mocking laugh was handsome.

nThe judges were watching the man more than the guild master. Rather, the guild mater didn’t even enter their eyes.

n“……!!”

nAt the same time, their eyes will filled with amazement. It was like they were meeting a ghost.

n‘That jerk?’

nNumber 363 frowned.

nHe had seen that guy at the entrance.

nHe had seen it. Number 363 had roughly cursed and insulted him. The man with black skin had handled 3 guild members and now the person accompanying him was with the guild master.

n‘That bastard? What is it?’

nNumber 363’s blood quickly cooled.

n* * *

nThe atmosphere instantly changed as Kim Yong-woo and I entered.

nIt felt like cold water had been poured on them.

nI laughed as I received the attention of the five judges and dozens of applicants.

nEspecially the judges.

nThey were individuals of Heaven’s Will that had appeared on TV several times. Looking at their reaction, they didn’t seem to welcome my appearance.

nThe judges received this assignment because they had influence.

nWas this the so called political arena? It was obvious that Kim Yong-woo’s presence in the guild was less than I expected.

n“Hmm hmm! The guild master of Heaven’s Will, Kim Yong-woo. I came so why are you so panicked?”

nKim Yong-woo cleared his throat a few times before saying.

n“Guild Master!”

n“Wah, it is really Kim Yong-woo. It is the first time I’m really seeing him.”

nUnlike the judges, the participants looked at Kim Yong-woo like they saw a miracle.

nAlthough his position had diminished in the guild, he was still the guild master of Heaven’s Will. Currently one of the most famous people in South Korea!

nThen Kim Yong-woo introduced me.

n“Thank you for your welcome. But I am not the hero of today. The main character is this man right here. He is the leader of the raid group Devil Hunters, Randalph Brigsiel-nim!”

nKim Yong-woo reached out to me as he spoke.

n“He was one of the 12 members who cleared the 1st clear and had the most achievements. The story of him fighting 2 orcs alone is famous throughout the guild! That is enough for him to qualify as a special judge.”

n“Wait a minute, Guild Master. Shouldn’t we receive advance notice if there is going to be a special judge?”

nThe faces of the judges changed dramatically.

nIt was evidence of their recent influence in the guild. And it would continue to have an impact afterwards. The new members would remember and inevitably follow one of the judges.

nNow a new person was going to sit in that position? In addition, he was the leader of the raid group Devil Hunters? It was ridiculous.

nMoreover, the dormant Devil Hunters had been directly mentioned by the guild master. It was a formal announcement that he was resurrecting it.

nThe captain who was thought dead had returned but…they hadn’t thought it was possible due to the current situation of the guild. It didn’t matter how strong the captain was.

nThe guild master was already wounded. It would be different a month ago but now he was a stranded boat.

nHowever, Kim Yong-woo just laughed. And he restored the atmosphere.

nIn other words, Devil Hunters was Kim Yong-woo’s last card. After a few months, he would have been deprived of his guild master seat at the general assembly. Until now he hadn’t resisted.

n“This matter was just decided today. And wouldn’t an objective assessment proceed better with six people instead of five?”

nThe faces of the judges cracked.

n“Are you saying that we are unable to evaluate properly, Guild Master?”

n“You are good. But isn’t the captain of Devil Hunters influential? He has sufficient qualifications.”

n“That is just a story……”

nThe judges’ expressions were filled with ridicule.

nI had participated in the raid to clear the 1st floor. Now people had showed up with one or two rare skills so it was nonsense to judge people based on the past.

nThe captain and members of Devil Hunters would be free from the guild’s influence. This wouldn’t benefit the guild.

nActually, a lot of people thought that Devil Hunters was favoured due to the captain have a rare grade skill.

nKim Yong-woo sneaked a glance at me.

nI nodded and he gave a dark smile.

n“The judges who didn’t participate in the raid of the 1st floor might not understand. Okay. Then let’s do this. First all of, Randalph will have the right to be a special judge. Then I will arrange a place to check the qualifications.”

n“A place?”

nMany members were dead set against Devil Hunters.

nThe majority of guild members had a backlash against the name. It was worth a listen.

n“A tournament? A raid group composed of 8 people with spar with each other. That place will be used to determine whether Devil Hunters disappears or not. In contrast, if they win then Devil Hunters will be a raid group given preferential treatment. This will also solve the ranking issue dividing the group. So what do you think?”

nA potentially great work!

nThis was Kim Yong-woo’s plan. The guild was divided so this was an attempt to manage it.

nI noticed Kim Yong-woo’s intentions.

nThe introduction of rankings?

nHis head seemed to work quite well. If I won then the power would tilt towards Kim Yong-woo. This was a golden chance to solidify his position.

nThe current balance between the factions would have no choice but to fall. It was based on an intuitive measure of my strength.

nA gamble based on my victory.

n‘It isn’t even a gamble.’

nI shrugged.

nIt would be enough if the tournament was a solo exhibition. It was organized for 8 people but they would just be background noise.

nKim Yong-woo calculated that I could defeat 8 people. He was convinced but he underestimated me.

n‘I will put together a temporary crew here.’

nAnd by participating as a judge, I could gather the remaining members.

nI would pull in some new hires of the guild. If I added Lee Ji-hye, Yoo Eun-hye and Krasla, there were 4 people. But Krasla was in a different class. I didn’t need to add more people after Krasla.

nI nodded my head.

nBut it was good that he thought of such a thing in a short amount of time.

n‘It would be good if Kim Yong-woo was a little more intimidating but……’

nIn fact, Kim Yong-woo lacked social skills. It was the reason why his side became like this.

nIt was a funny thing but I was also to blame.

n“Will you make a formal announcement?”

nOne of the judges asked and Kim Yong-woo replied positively.

n“Of course. The details will be determined in an emergency meeting tomorrow. I’ll just tell you in advance. Of course, this story might not matter to some people.”

nEach of the five judges were influential. If they agreed then the entire guild would.

n“Okay. I accept.”

n“There are no objections.”

nAll five judges accepted the offer.

nThen Kim Yong-woo formally introduced me again.

n“The special judge, captain of Devil Hunters Randalph Brigsiel-nim. Now, let’s welcome him with applause!”

nClap clap clap!

nKim Yong-woo clapped first and the judges reluctantly followed. The prospective recruits had watched dumbly but they sensed the atmosphere and clapped.

n“I am Randalph Brigsiel. Thank you.”

nMy first words were very heavy.

nNumber 363. A man with a title about cursing.

nI sat in a chair and used Mind’s Eye.

nName: Kim Chun-won

nOccupation Hero (Bard) Title * Foul Mouthed Person (R, Magic Power 4)

nStats

nStrength 24 Intelligence 33

nAgility 35 Stamina 36

nMagic Power 38 ( 4)

nPotential: (166

/325)

n

nUniqueness: None

nSkill: Loud Singing (N), Low Morale (Ex N)

n“Is the Low Morale skill related to cursing?”

nNumber 363, Kim Chun-won nodded with surprise.

n“Yes? Ah, yes. That’s correct. This is a skill. I never intended to swear……”

n“And what is the Loud Singing skill?”

n“Song……”

nIt seemed to be related to the bard occupation.

n“Try it out for me.”

nI was the only one who paid attention to him. The other judges already had no expectations for Kim Chun-won.

nKim Chun-won sensed that the atmosphere was good and his confidence increased.

n“Hmm hmm! Seoul under the sky ~ the sky! My dream came closer, kek, da!”

nThe outcome was determined the moment I heard his voice. The voice was so loud that some people even blocked their ears.

nThe five judges sighed or rubbed their foreheads. Nothing could be seen from my facial expressions.

nScoring began and I made an assessment of Kim Chun-won. An assessment of skills, skill utilization, reliability, stats and confidence!

nI gave satisfactory points in all areas. It was a ridiculous and wildly subjective scorecard.

nIf it wasn’t for me then Number 363 might have failed. But I didn’t mind.

nRather, that’s what I hoped for. I would only give good points to those about to fail. If they passed due to my scores then they would follow me.

nAnyway, the number 8 was just a pretext. I only needed rough members. Frankly, just having Krasla was enough. There was no need to bother with anyone else.

n‘This has its own fun.’

nScoring human beings.

nI thought it was quite an interesting entertainment.

nI continued to give extremely subjective scores.

n* * *

nA piece of paper posted on the bulletin board on the 1st floor of Heaven’s Will.

nDespite how busy they were, the words were enough to capture the attention of all guild members.

nIt was the flyer associated with the competition.

nTournament name, Heaven’s Will!

nA meeting that would take place in exactly one month in order to determine the fate of members of Heaven’s Will.

nThe qualifications and number of participants, preferences given to the winners and the introduction of rankings were all written on that sheet.

nIt was planned after an impromptu meeting but it flowed smoothly. Everyone who attended the audition already knew about if from Kim Yong-woo’s words. It was passed down through the five judges.

nIt was no wonder that the plan passed.

nThe people in the guild wanted to show off their skills. The dungeon was unable to fill this thirst.

nThis was an opportunity to them.

nThose who believed their skills were undervalued, new guild members or those who wanted to raise their position in the guild.

nFurthermore, the eyesore that was the Devil Hunters would participate.

nApproximately one week passed.

nThe tournament of the Heaven’s Will guild was a hot story.

nThere was an instant reaction to the post.

n“8 people? Then we have the strongest group. All the existing members.”

n“This time, there are 2 new hires with terrible skills. This is not a game.”

n“Leader Kim Tae-hwan, will you participate? Didn’t we follow you through the hell training?”

nAnd none of them expected Devil Hunters to succeed.

nKrasla might have defeated 3 members at the entrance but apart from him and Randalph, the remaining 6 were trash.

nThey wouldn’t be able to do anything against the Awakened with rare grade skills.

nThose 6 trash weren’t even calculated in the first place.

nIt was unthinkable that they couldn’t defeat such a configuration.

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