{This is why I hate aristocrats.}

For a modern American man like Robert, aristocrats were simply characters from fiction books. However, he learned about them in great detail over the past couple of months. The guardians themselves had become aristocrats, kings, and gods after spending hundreds of years living on earth, even if some of them weren’t born into nobility. Perhaps, rather than hating the concept of aristocracy, Robert probably hated the guardians’ lofty authority and their hypocrisy. 

{Take a seat.} 

Jin pointed to the sofa and offered Robert a seat. Robert sat down on the sofa, and Jin stared at him with folded arms. Feeling pressured by his gaze, Robert sat there awkwardly and looked around the room. 

The bookshelves lining the walls were packed with books, and judging from the desk next to the window, it wasn’t hard to guess that they were in Jin’s study. Strangely enough, all of the guardians loved reading. 

{Would you like some tea?}

Robert immediately nodded while frowning. Jin was Robert’s last chance. Being thrown out by Jin didn’t mean he would be stripped of his position as the guardian of North America, but he knew better than anyone else that it would make him a sloppy person who hadn’t learned anything. 

Additionally, the former guardian of North America was murdered, and Robert himself was less competent than him at his current level of skills. Under these circumstances, his future looked even more bleak and dangerous. He might be a daredevil, but that was predictable to a certain extent. Thus, in order to impress...