{Hello?}

A man’s voice could be heard over the phone when Kim Jin-Woo pressed the call button. He briefly pondered over where he had heard this voice before, then replied curtly, “Who’s speaking?”

The caller cautiously introduced himself upon hearing Kim Jin-Woo’s brusque voice. {Hello, this is Kim Joo-Hyuk, the new assistant manager of the Underworld Development Institute.}

“Underworld Development Institute? Is it different from the Labyrinth Management Office?” Kim Jin-Woo asked when he heard the unfamiliar name.

{Yes. We inherited the work of the Labyrinth Management Office, but we focus more on the overall state of the Underworld. Looking at the recent uproar and the potential of the Underworld, we’ve concluded that it’s not feasible to maintain the status quo of the past.}

In other words, the Underworld appeared highly lucrative, so the government had decided to invest more effort in managing it.

However, Kim Jin-Woo failed to comprehend the need for a new organization when almost a decade had passed since the under-war. Why now?

{It’s a little difficult to explain the details over the phone. Can you visit our office when you’re free? You’re the highest level dungeon baby, whom our board is...