The D-Class Porter's Age of Tribulation (6)
The administrator chat has been activated!
I had already shared every piece of information I’d uncovered with the Pa-ttaks. We always have to keep one thing in mind: if the enemy has entered my firing range, that means I’ve also stepped into theirs. This guy seemed to have completely forgotten that fact.
Gukgeori-jangdan has entered the administrator chat.
I was already boiling with rage. Character play is only fun when everyone’s in the mood for it. Right now, I’d just been caught in the middle of plotting an actual crime.
It looked like Gukgeori-jangdan, who I’d pegged as roughly fifth in their hierarchy, still didn’t fully grasp how serious this situation was. He was probably thinking something like, “Ju-ddak’s just some basement dweller who only posts on the gallery anyway!”
There really was a faction trying to kidnap the Porter. I found them. Does anyone know who these guys are? Ju-ddak, are you sniping them right now?
Is the gate open right now?
The faction that tried to kidnap the Porter in real time was getting absolutely roasted. There was no way I could forgive these wicked bastards in the name of justice known as Ju-ddak. But I hadn’t sniped them just to make public opinion worse. Public opinion alone was only intimidation. From experience, what we needed now was the finishing blow.
Besides, I couldn’t put the Pa-ttaks in danger again.
On behalf of the Hanjumdan Guild as a member of the Hanjumdan Gallery Communications Department, we would like to inform you. Our guild members can reach Neverland within three minutes. We will dispatch forty B-class hunters. We will depart the moment you reply. They really showed up!!
When I searched the poetry posts, I confirmed that Yongin was under Hanjumdan’s jurisdiction. In fact, that job posting had been made specifically for Hanjumdan to see. And they had responded exactly as I expected. I didn’t know much about them, but the fact that the strongest guild was moving was no small matter. On top of that, the contract would be that much safer.
Now it was the villain’s turn to answer. If he simply said he wouldn’t kidnap the Porter, it would all end here. We could settle this peacefully, or we could both end up looking like shit. The choice was his.
Ha… Unbelievable. The villain had just chosen the worst possible move. An outright declaration of war. These real-world chaos agents had clearly lost all sense of fear. Of course, it was because they had no idea who I really was. But that was fine. This was the perfect opportunity to show them exactly what kind of person I was.
I quietly left a comment on the Hanjumdan post.
Guys like this only come to their senses after getting shaken down to the bone. Who do they think they’re dealing with? Kidnapping, assault, verbal abuse, violence, oppression, confinement, dictatorship, threats, negotiation, persuasion, disruption — all of it is my specialty! Lately I’ve even mastered chaos-stirring and aggro. If there were degrees for it, I’d have a PhD in being a smartass by now. But there’s one field I’m most proficient in.
I’ll show you the experience I gained from commanding the hero’s party.