After starving for three days, a child accepts a soft white loaf of bread from a villain, only to realize that one meal has placed an entire life in his hands. The man is no ordinary criminal—he is the leader of a villainous guild, and after discovering the child’s ability to see through things, he offers a strange deal: food in exchange for work. Compared to being forced to beg and starve at the orphanage, working for villains seems like the better choice. But once the tiny new recruit joins the guild, the supposedly ruthless villains become strangely affectionate, showering the child with far more care than expected. Then, after a failed mission nearly ends in disaster, the villain boss personally comes to the rescue. He was supposed to be cold and heartless, so why does he seem more worried about whether the child is hurt than whether the job was completed?