A dead monster was little different from a sack of money.0

Whether it was the magic stone, muscles, bones, or blood—monster corpses had a place on the market. There was even a demand for the hair or internal organs in some cases.0

Hobgoblin corpses had relatively little use, but even then they sold at a price of 2 million won. Of course, that was the market price for the corpse in an intact state. 0

All the hobgoblins that Jae-Hyeok had killed either had body parts cut off or muscles and bones dissolved by poison. Some of the most severely poisoned ones were so decomposed that even the magic stone was tainted. Those had no worth at all.0

Above all, this was an emergency; it was possible that the hobgoblins’ master was rushing over as they spoke. 0

They couldn’t waste time trading damaged corpses.0

 However, Department Manager Gu obediently agreed. “I understand. I’ll buy them all.”0

It was thanks to Jae-Hyeok’s performance that everyone in his group was safe. Other than the arrow imbued with concealment magic that had struck his shoulder, the rest of the employees survived the ambush without a scratch. Considering this, Jae-Hyeok’s attitude of selling garbage and expecting them to show sincerity was acceptable.0

Rather, it is more comfortable because he is asking openly.0

Department Manager Gu had been planning to repay him.0

When...0