“Hahaha. It seems like you understand me better than I thought,” I said.

“I feel the same way, sub guild master,” Song Jung-Wook said in agreement.

“We’ll probably have more business meetings in the future and of course, it could be a bit more advantageous for the Small Stone Guild. I’m talking about something that’ll benefit the both of us,” I told him.

“I see…”

“Ah… and I’ve also heard some interesting things today, especially about Miss Hye-Jin,” I said to him.

“I see. I was a bit surprised that she joined the Blue Guild and as I explained earlier, she’s not that great of a person. Some people call her the apostle of justice, but… tsk. I’m sure it’s because of a personal grudge. Our guild was actually cleared of all charges,” he explained.

“Oh! Got it,” I commented.

“I personally clashed with her a lot. At first, I thought she was the obedient type, but as soon as she got promoted to a key position, she started meddling in every single situation. I wasn’t sure if she wanted a raise or if there was something else she wanted, but it happened constantly which made it difficult for me,” he added.

“What were you charged with?” I asked.

“Th...