My Right Hand Is Too Strong - Chapter 102

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My Right Hand Is Too Strong Episode 102

Episode 102. Guild

Attacking so suddenly.

What the hell is this situation supposed to be?

I lightly kicked off the ground and quietly stared at the man.

The man paid no attention to my gaze and continued laughing.

“When are you going to answer me? I asked what this situation is about.”

“Ah, that? You’re the one who broke the rules first.”

“Rules?”

“This Gate belongs to our Villainous Guild. You trespassed into our territory and hunted without permission.”

What kind of nonsense is this now?

It’s impossible for anyone to own a Gate.

All Gates are owned by each country’s Association.

The only exception would be that guilds with S-Rank Hunters can own Gates after going through proper legal procedures.

But the problem is.

‘What the hell is the Villainous Guild?’

I’ve never heard of such a guild before.

In the first place, the fact that Association Hunters inspect at the entrance is proof that this is a nationally owned Gate.

So nothing the man said was correct.

Perhaps reading my response from my gaze, the man spun the dagger in his hand and said.

“You must not know since you’re a bookworm, but the Hunter industry is incredibly small. Besides the rules set by the Association, there are unwritten rules that guilds follow among themselves.”

“Are you saying I violated those unwritten rules?”

“Correct. You understand quickly, as expected of a bookworm.”

So he attacked me just because I supposedly violated some unwritten rule?

And with an attack that would have killed me if I hadn’t dodged it?

“Ha.”

A hollow laugh escapes me.

I knew being a Hunter was a dangerous job, but I didn’t know there were dangers like this too.

The man pointed his sharp dagger at me as I couldn’t suppress my bitter smile.

“I’m just going to teach you a little lesson according to those unwritten rules. So accept it quietly.”

Crack!

As soon as he finished speaking, the man kicked off the ground and charged at me, his entire body wrapped in lightning-like sparks.

I extended my fist normally toward the man charging straight at me and muttered.

“There really are all kinds of ways to spout bullshit.”

“Kheup…!”

The man took a direct hit from my mist-wrapped fist.

Yellow teeth and red blood flew out together.

The man collapsed helplessly on the ground, showing the whites of his eyes.

I looked at the man trembling with faint groans and muttered.

“I guess he thought he was strong.”

Fast speed.

So he could break through in an instant and subdue his opponent.

Well, it seems he had such complacent thoughts.

“If you’re going to be an A-rank Hunter, at least get out of your well.”

You bastard who’s worse than a frog.

Who the hell would fall for such an obvious attack?

I clicked my tongue softly and kicked the man away from my sight.

Ugh, disgusting to look at.

* * *

I waited in front of the Gate after moving the unconscious man aside.

After waiting for a few minutes like that, a massive figure came walking toward me from the distance.

“So you were here.”

Kargon, his entire body covered in black armor.

On both his shoulders hung the limp forms of Elpinire and Jini.

I looked at the two who weren’t moving at all and asked.

“They’re not dead, are they?”

“Not quite. I just worked them to near death.”

What the hell did he do to make people go limp like that in just a few hours?

As if noticing my question, Kargon immediately answered.

“Simple. I just shot arrows at a level where they’d die if they didn’t dodge.”

“Mm.”

Speaking as someone who’s tried to stop a rampaging Kargon, it definitely wouldn’t have been easy.

Kargon certainly wouldn’t have gone easy on them.

“But… I’ve become much weaker too.”

Clench.

Kargon tightly clenched his fist.

“Only about half of my original power remains. No, only about half of half.”

I made a strange expression looking at Kargon muttering in a suppressed voice.

Should I comfort him about only having half of half his original power left?

Or should I be amazed that he exhausted those two with only half of half his remaining power?

I’m not sure what reaction I should show, but.

“Since it’s a path you’ve walked before, you should be able to regain it quickly, right?”

“As expected of my master. That’s correct.”

That wasn’t a big problem for Kargon.

I’ve experienced his true power.

I know better than anyone that he’s someone who could instantly kill someone like me.

In that situation, who would worry about whom?

Kargon also handed me a small bundle in a calm voice.

“Here, the magic stones you asked me to collect.”

“Quite few?”

“They rushed at first, but after some time passed, they started running away.”

“They wouldn’t be unaware that approaching means death.”

When there’s a monster that destroys solid rocky mountains, what crazy bastard would approach it?

I would have run away too.

Anyway, now that all three have come, it’s time to leave the Gate.

“I’ll send Elpinire back to the Tower first.”

“Please do.”

I sent Elpinire back to the Tower first, then the others in order.

After finally sending Kargon back to the Tower, I gathered the magic stones and walked out of the Gate with leisurely steps.

* * *

“The money has been deposited into your account. Thank you for using our services.”

“…”

Trudge trudge.

I left the trading post and lifted my vibrating phone with a dazed expression.

“One, ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand…”

Money that would take nearly half a year of backbreaking work to earn.

That amount of money had been deposited in my account.

“I expected this, but…”

Roughly this level of profit would come out.

That was already an expected part.

But when what I expected actually came to pass, it felt different again.

“Is this the life of a Hunter?”

How thrilling.

I chuckled and looked at Cheo-ri, who was drooping limply on my shoulder.

“Cheo-ri. Is there anything you want to eat?”

“Squeak squeak.”

Cheo-ri shook her head as if to say no.

She didn’t seem to want to eat anything anymore.

Well, that makes sense.

From when we first caught the Wyvern until just before selling, Cheo-ri had been continuously eating magic stones.

If she ate even more after all that, she wouldn’t be a snake but a pig-

“Squeak!”

Cheo-ri suddenly opened her mouth wide and bit my nose.

After biting my nose, she bumped my cheek with her forehead and returned to her spot.

‘What was that about.’

Do my thoughts show on my face?

I rubbed my nose where Cheo-ri had bitten it and muttered to myself.

Of course, since Cheo-ri doesn’t have teeth, it didn’t really hurt.

“The Trading Post… I wonder if I would have gotten more if I sold it at the auction house.”

There are generally two ways to sell monster byproducts.

One is the Trading Post I just used, and the other is the auction house.

The Trading Post is simply put, a place where you can sell immediately and receive payment immediately.

It’s run by the government, and while you sell about 3% below average price, you can receive money instantly without any troublesome processes.

For purchases too, it’s about 3% more expensive, but you can buy immediately as long as there’s stock.

On the other hand, the auction house is where you register items you want to sell and other people bid on those items to purchase them.

So the auction house is a place where things might sell for less than average price or more than average price.

Of course, most things sell for higher prices.

“I am curious though.”

I don’t think the amount would be that different.

Since there was so much quantity, it would probably be about the same.

But I guess I can’t help being curious.

I smacked my lips lightly, put my phone in my pocket, and walked toward the bus stop.

“Let’s go home now.”

“Squeak squeak.”

The sun was already setting.

When did it get so late.

I yawned lazily and opened my eyes wide as I saw a green bus approaching from the distance.

“Lucky me.”

The bus came right away.

I hummed a tune as I got on the bus.

* * *

After walking up the subway station stairs, I trudged along under the orange-tinted sky.

It feels like I didn’t do much today, yet time flew by.

“I made a lot of money, so should I order chicken today?”

“Squeak!”

“I’m in a good mood. Let’s order pizza too.”

“Squeak squeak squeak!”

I turned on my phone and searched for what chicken would be delicious as I walked home.

When I arrived near my house, I blinked at the person crouched on the stairs in front of my house.

“What are you doing here?”

“Oh, Black Dragon!”

Cheon Yu-na jumped up from her spot.

With flushed cheeks and sniffling nose, she looked at me and giggled.

“Don’t tell me you were waiting?”

“Yes! The thing is, I already finished moving!”

“Already? Didn’t you sign the contract this morning?”

“Didn’t you know that awakened ones do the moving these days?”

No, I didn’t.

When I moved into this house, I didn’t call any company.

Except for big appliances like the refrigerator, I moved everything by myself.

“How long have you been waiting?”

“Well, I think it’s been over two hours.”

“It’s still too cold to wait dressed like that.”

Geez.

I sighed lightly, took off my jacket, and threw it to her.

“Put this on first.”

“Oh! Thank you!”

I looked at Cheon Yu-na with indifferent eyes as she put on the jacket with a moved expression.

If you’re going to melt like that as soon as you put it on, you should have brought hot coffee to wait with.

No, more than that.

“Why didn’t you call?”

“Hehe…”

You could have just called in the first place.

You know my phone number now, so why did you wait without calling?

I clicked my tongue at her foolish grin and nodded my head.

“Let’s go quickly.”

“Huh?”

“You waited to show me the guild office you moved to, right?”

You waited two whole hours, so that should take priority.

I’m not that hungry anyway, and neither was Cheo-ri.

Meaning chicken or pizza could wait until later.

Cheon Yu-na nodded vigorously and led the way forward, sniffling.

“The guild office location is the place you saw this morning.”

“…Oh, there?”

The 3-story building between my house and the station.

It’s a building on a main street, but it’s deserted so you rarely encounter people coming and going.

That must have been the cheapest building among the commercial spaces in this area.

“Ms. Choi Soon-ja gave us a much cheaper rate. It’s all thanks to Black Dragon!”

“…What did I do?”

“Of course you did something! Black Dragon, you’re friends with Ms. Choi Soon-ja’s grandson, right?”

Friends…

Our first meeting wasn’t great, but I suppose we could be called that kind of relationship.

I smacked my lips lightly and nodded slowly.

“So she gave us a discount. I signed the contract as soon as I saw the price.”

“I really helped unintentionally, didn’t I?”

“Hehehe. That’s right. They say the world runs on blood relations, regional connections, and school ties. It shows how important connections are.”

It’s quite moving to hear such words from Cheon Yu-na, the granddaughter of Hwiseong Group.

Cheon Yu-na waved her finger in the air as she spoke, then stopped in front of a building.

“Here. This is where we’ll start!”

I stood next to Cheon Yu-na and quietly looked up at the building.

A guild.

I hadn’t really thought about it, but now that I’ve decided to start one, I should do it properly.

With a small smile, I followed her into the building.

“The contracted space is on the 3rd floor.”

Getting into the elevator, she pressed the button for the 3rd floor.

“Right now we’re only using one floor, but later we’ll use the entire building.”

“I’ll have to work hard for that to happen.”

“Ah! I didn’t mean to put pressure on you, Black Dragon! I just…”

“I’m joking.”

Chuckling, I stepped out of the stopped elevator.

What greeted us was a sign reading ‘Hwangcheon’ scrawled in ink on wood.

“When did you make that?”

“Hehe, I made it. How is it?”

“You made this?”

“My unique skill is specialized in this kind of thing.”

Cheon Yu-na extended her index finger toward me.

Soon, something that looked like black ink began dripping from her finger.

“Ink comes out of my fingers.”

“…That’s it?”

“Yes.”

I blinked as I looked at Cheon Yu-na.

What kind of unique skill is this supposed to be?

I know unique skills are random and their performance varies wildly, but this is the first time I’ve seen a skill like this.

“I know this is really rude to ask, but how did you get out of the Tutorial Tower?”

“…Ah. Actually, I died several times. After dying like that, I suddenly got a common skill.”

At first, she died without even being able to kill a goblin.

No matter how many times she tried, she couldn’t win.

Eventually she gave up and huddled trembling in a corner, and the system took pity on Cheon Yu-na and gave her a common skill.

“If I hadn’t gotten that common skill, I’d probably still be trapped in the Tutorial Tower.”

Saying this casually, Cheon Yu-na unlocked the door and went inside.

And we came face to face.

“Yoohoo. Black Dragon, you’re finally here?”

“We were waiting.”

“…Why am I here with them?”

It was Seong Yu-mi, Jeong Chan-woo, and Im Seung-hun waiting inside the guild.

Unlike me, who had already sensed them and knew they were there, Cheon Yu-na’s eyes widened in surprise.

Seong Yu-mi lightly jumped down from the office desk and greeted Cheon Yu-na with narrowed eyes.

“Hello. Are you the guild leader?”

“Yes, yes! I’m Cheon Yu-na, the guild leader of Hwangcheon Guild!”

“Right, right. Listen, guild leader. Could you possibly let us join the guild too?”

“…What!?”

“Me, Jeong Chan-woo, and Im Seung-hun here.”

“So why am I…”

“Uh, well, that is…”

I blinked and quietly looked back at Jeong Chan-woo.

Meeting my gaze, Jeong Chan-woo just shrugged and smiled.

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