Moved Residence. To Where the F-Cup Is.

I moved my base. Straight to where the F-cup was.

I cleared things out fast. Whenever it got tough, I'd pull out the bike, blast the speaker, and bolt. Once the aggro pulled, the zombies naturally carved out a path. The school cleared just as quick. As long as we stayed inside the barrier, we'd be safe. I just needed to make a decent road, set up the speakers, then bring the girls over and hit play. By the time I realized it was more efficient to ride the bike myself like some pied piper with a speaker, the job was already done.

After a few detours, everyone except the café girl made it to the school. "Welcome!"

When a red-haired lunatic stood in front of me instead of the student teacher, I froze for a second, but the school uniform made me shrug it off. I'm way too weak to kids.

Soon after, Kang Dayoung appeared. "Welcome… Is the situation outside really that bad…?"

"I'll explain everything slowly. First, show us where we're sleeping. Three rooms. One can be a bit separate."

"Ah… Yes. Liv, please guide them."

"Got it!"

The redhead looked foreign and spoke Korean like she'd learned it wrong, tacking "eyo" onto the end of every sentence. I was starting to doubt the teachers at this high school.

I made sure my girls were settled somewhere safe. No way I was trusting them with just anyone. I gave Jihye and Heejeong a few warnings, then headed back outside.

The 23-year-old F-cup virgin, Kang Dayoung, was waiting. "I'm heading out for a bit."

"Ah… Yes. One person was missing. Are you going to fetch her?"

"Yeah. One more woman. Plenty of classrooms left?"

"There are still quite a few since some friends are living together."

"Got it. See you later. Watch yourself too." Because I still have to fuck you.

"Yeees…"

I thought I saw her face flush, but she bowed her head before I could check.

Once I brought the café girl to the school, the urgent problems were solved. The only thing left was hauling over the supplies we'd gathered, but that would have to wait until the Minotaur calmed down or wandered off.

After the café girl got her room assignment, she and Kang Dayoung started talking. I tried to brush it off, but she kept pressing.

"Hey. You got nothing better to do?"

"Th-this is my job…"

"What are you so curious about? It's all on the status window."

"The monsters… they've gotten a lot stronger, haven't they? If they have, the barrier might break…"

She had a point. I'd never thought of it as an absolute barrier. Kang Dayoung hesitated, then spoke.

"Their levels are low… and we don't have enough points… We can maintain it for a while, but the strength is the problem."

She explained that activating the barrier depended on level and points, and right now even running it at minimum strength for twenty-four hours was pushing it.

"Then why haven't you been killing monsters? With this skill, zombies should've been easy pickings."

"..."

"Haa… Fuck. You owe me one now."

"What are you going to do…?"

I tossed her a chocolate bar. "List this in the shop for ten thousand points. If you start whining about going out or whatever after I went this far, I swear…"

Using the exchange would cost fees, but I'd already confirmed I couldn't just hand points to Jihye directly. Kang Dayoung ended up with nine thousand free points and kept thanking me. If she was that grateful, I couldn't exactly tell her to strip.

After getting a few more details from me, she fiddled with the barrier settings. "If it's like you said, we should be able to hold out…"

"Good. Be real fucking grateful."

"Ah, yes… Thank you so much…"

Every time she bowed, her cleavage peeked out a little more. I kept telling her to thank me until I'd probably stared at it a hundred times.

The problem was, this wasn't my skill. She'd only set the barrier strength based on what I told her. I couldn't trust it. In the end, I decided to head out and change the Minotaur's path myself.

Why me? Because some crazy bastard had already carved a perfect ‍‍‌‌⁠​​⁠‌​​‍​​‍​‌​⁠‍‌‍⁠⁠‌⁠‌‍‌‍‌‌‌‍⁠​‌​‌​‌‍‌‌‌⁠‍​​‌‍⁠‌‌⁠⁠straight road right up to the school. That bastard was me. A clean path with no zombies, goblins, or people. If the Minotaur followed it, the wall outside the barrier's range ‍‍‌‌⁠​​⁠‌​​‍​​‍​‌​⁠‍‌‍⁠⁠‌⁠‌‍‌‍‌‌‌‍⁠​‌​‌​‌‍‌‌‌⁠‍​​‌‍⁠‌‌⁠⁠would come down. We'd also see whether the barrier could actually stop it. Probably just waste a bunch of points.

"Haa… Fuck."

From a distance, I could see the Minotaur. It had already cleared out the area near Pyeonsuni's house. I couldn't understand why it was working so hard.

Up close, the details were clearer. Thick veins bulging under yellowish-brown skin, a massive three-meter frame, muscles that looked like they could crush my skull with ease. The sharp tips of the horns rising from its head promised instant skewering if they connected.

Moooooo—!

It spotted me, pawed the ground once, then charged with its head lowered.

Acceleration. I stepped off the straight line, planted my feet, and swung flat.

Thwack—!

Because of its size, I aimed for the legs. I wanted to rob it of mobility first. The blade cut, but only grazed the skin. Barely any blood sprayed.

BOOM—!

Its head slammed into a wall and it thrashed, stuck. An opening. The neck was hidden, so I poured every skill I had into the area near its heart. When it looked ready to pull free, I backed off.

With how much stronger I'd gotten, I figured I could hunt it if I took my time. The problem was—

Sss—

It was already healing at an insane rate. This wasn't a monster made to be soloed. Maybe it was meant as practice before taking on a Field Boss? The kind you had to bleed dry with a massive raid, trigger phase changes, juggle aggro, the whole deal.

Phase change? No idea if it had one. Not planning to test it either. The system made everything feel like a game, but this was reality. If I cut off the Minotaur's head, phase or not, it'd die. And fuck, the same went for me. I had three pretty girls back home waiting with their mouths open for my cock. No dying today.

For now, it was just mindlessly charging. The moment it started thinking and acting, things would get dangerous. I made my decision fast. I'd hand this one off.

—I checked the minimap and sprinted straight toward the Uiwang Shelter. I'd decided to dump the problem there.

Moooo—!

BOOM—!

Using Acceleration to kite it, I figured I wouldn't die. I kept just enough aggro.

Taking a while. Might as well check on the girls.

Minimap, Women tab. Search Yu Siyoung.

"Shouldn't have looked. Fuck."

Still, it was cute that she was thinking of me while doing it.

One-on-one chat, Lee Jihye.

Aw fuck. Now I was horny and needed to hurry back. Wait for me, my hot little pussy!

Moooooo—!

Yeah yeah, you look excited too. I'll take you somewhere with plenty to eat.

Huh? I was in the middle of a flashy chase with the Minotaur when the level-up notice popped up.

Why did I level up?

I glanced back. Behind the raging Minotaur, I could see it clearly. While charging at me, it had plowed through every zombie, goblin, and occasional orc in its path, leaving a bloody trail.

The Minotaur's kills ‍‍‌‌⁠​​⁠‌​​‍​​‍​‌​⁠‍‌‍⁠⁠‌⁠‌‍‌‍‌‌‌‍⁠​‌​‌​‌‍‌‌‌⁠‍​​‌‍⁠‌‌⁠⁠are giving me EXP? That doesn't make sense.

Status window, Shop tab.

That told me everything. If I'd killed them, the points would've come to me. No change at all meant it wasn't my doing. So what then?

I racked my brain for every piece of subculture knowledge I had in this life-or-death moment. Karma. Merit. That existed. Monsters couldn't level up. No, wait… some monsters couldn't level up. And if the Minotaur was one of them, then because I was nearby and had pissed it off so much…

Ah fuck. I get it now.

It was contribution. Raids had a contribution system. Even with just 0.1% share, if the Minotaur holding 99.9% gave up, the EXP came to me. Shop points only dropped on the finishing blow.

Eureka—

BOOOOM!

Fuck, that was scary. But damn, I'm actually pretty smart? Was my intelligence really only 4? Did the system measure wrong?

System secret? Whatever. I'd figured out how to use it.

Alright. Let's take this angry bull on a little tour around the neighborhood.

I changed the plan. Throwing it straight at the Uiwang Shelter felt like a waste now. I'd play it flexible. Yeah.

—The EXP event ended. After several laps of this traveling circus, we'd wandered far enough that I couldn't find my way home without the minimap. A lot of time had passed. What started at lunch dragged on until late evening. Running on an empty stomach was killing me.

The event ended because the bull ran into a troll mid-charge and they started fighting each other. I was curious if I'd still get EXP while nearby, but I didn't test it. If they suddenly turned on me, I couldn't handle two at once. Besides, they weren't fighting like they wanted to kill each other—just some friendly sparring.

The first goal—keeping the school far away—was already a success. The second goal—delivering it to the Uiwang Shelter—was scrapped.

I'd gained two levels. From now on, I'd probably be using the bull-herding tactic a lot. I'd passed level 31 and unlocked a new skill, but—

Wait for me, my hot little pussy!

Something else was more important right now.