As far as Rain could see, Biyeon didn’t exhibit any of the trappings of lofty dignity and aloofness that a noblewoman would often portray. Instead, Biyeon laughed recklessly with her subordinates and rolled around in the mud with them.

Whenever they came across a body of water, she dove right in and swam freely, exposed her chest openly, and even put her subordinates in headlocks. Biyeon and her subordinates often devised various matches and competitions against each other and conducted acts that destroyed any image of noble manner or upbringing. Though she felt that Biyeon’s actions were unruly and possibly barbaric… Rain was a little envious of Biyeon’s carefree appearance.

In summary, that man, this woman, and their crew had something in common: they made others feel very uncomfortable. This was especially true regarding San. He showed no courtesy towards his superiors, and the way he directed his subordinates was very unconventional. This unruly characteristic seemed to have rubbed off on the crew as well.

Rain often felt that she would be eternally grateful and appreciative if they would lower their head or slightly lower their eyes, much like what the commoners would do in the Imperial Palace or in other estates.

‘How the hell am I supposed to deal with these people?’

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