The S-classes that I Raised

Ch 43: My Dongsaeng is... (3)

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‘High rank monsters wouldn’t be found quickly, and it would take quite some time for the kids coming across water to arrive so I guess I’ll be free for a while again.’

It was still impossible to transport monsters by plane. So the monsters bought by Haeyeon were currently scattered here and there across the ocean. It would be good if they arrived safely without any accidents.

“Hyung.”

After everyone left, the remaining Yoohyun called me. I held Peace, who was exposing the framework of a chair, and turned to look at that guy.

“Don’t pay attention to what the Breaker Guild Leader said. She’s usually rumored to be a craz- weird woman.”

Seeing how he was purposely explaining, it seemed like there really was something bothering him.

“I’m not. They’re people who’ve known you for at most two to three years.”

He must have changed. It wasn’t possible for him to be exactly as he was when he was young. But this guy risked his life and saved me 5 years later.

Whatever anyone said, it was enough with that.

I said it was okay, but Yoohyun had a more strained expression instead.

“…Still, I haven’t done anything to pull on my conscience.”

“Really?”

“…Mostly?”

“Hey, at any rate, I also didn’t think you lived to now, honestly and without a single flaw.”

I became clean because I regressed, too. At my words, that brother of mine felt wronged.

“A while ago you were saying you trusted me.”

“Is that the same as this? I’ve lived five more years than you. I know more or less everything I need to know.”

If you were talking about experience, it was as much as living ten more years.

“No matter what you did, I think that you did so because you had no choice. Even if it isn’t so, well, people favor those they know[1]. And I’m not an upright person who would only lose his anger when he digs up his flesh and blood’s flaws one by one.”

Rather, I was the opposite. Reasonably covering and overlooking things… if I was a clean person, I wouldn’t have been able to live to now.

“But are you really going to go if the world’s best guild tells you to come?”

Yoohyun asked, half-jokingly.

“If they were firmly the best, what would my opinion matter? Anyways, there isn’t a place like that.”

There wasn’t a guild playing at the world stage level yet. It was only just handling their own country and even 5 years later, because of the increased dungeons, it might be possible over neighboring one to two countries but influencing the entire world was hard. At best, it was at the level of snatching away Chinese Hunters or taking the rights to a valuable dungeon from a small and weak nation.

Of course, there was no way for the situation of the Hunter community to flow exactly the way it did before the regression. Even with just high ranking familiars becoming widespread, a lot of things would change.

‘…If it’s like this, even if I said I knew about the future, it would become useless quickly.’

Though I was going to earn enough and then retire anyways.