Regression Life Starting With Two Traits

Chapter 063 Return of the Blood Demon

After the work in Jeonju was finished, the guild members who experienced the existence of demons in front of their eyes focused on training.

After sorting the loot, L came to pick up the items from the black market.

“I’ve heard of it, but my eyesight is amazing. I knew you would become this big.”

“Are you congratulating yourself after seeing each other for the first time in a while?”

“why? Can you move on to this level of aegyo? Family members?”

L smiled smirking and handed out the documents.

“Where did you rob again this time, so you have so much loot?”

“I’ve been to Jeonju for a while.”

When I mentioned the area, L asked with surprised eyes.

“You mean the B-level gate in front of that famous motorized cathedral?”

“I thought the black market information was very fast, but I guess you didn’t know it?”

“Currently, our information network is all directed towards China. Domestic information is a bit slow.”

L laughed and talked, and his expression became stiff for an instant, then he covered his mouth with his hand.

“What am I talking about! Forget about what I just said.”

Seeing that he laughs while talking about things like that, L is definitely not normal.

“I know you are not mistaken. If you have something to say to me, please do so.”

L muttered angrily as he threw a fastball as he seemed to have brought up the story on purpose.

“It’s no fun when people live like that.”

“If you keep saying it like that, it will make this situation even less interesting.”

“Ha, I lost. It is nothing but information about Han So-yi.”

“Has something happened to Han So-yi?”

Han So-yi said he was going to expand his business to China, but there was no news for several months.

Silence is good news, but given that it hadn’t appeared so far, it wouldn’t be strange if something had happened.

“You still worry. I think Han So-yi is pushing in one-sidedly… Khumm.”

what a weird thing to say

When I glared at him, L stopped talking and returned to his original subject.

“If something happens, you have to say it happened. You turned the Chinese hunter world upside down.”

“By the way, why are you suddenly leaking that information to me?”

At my question, L smiled and said in a low voice.

“Han So-yi asked for it himself.”

Hearing that, I could understand why L had said something playful earlier.

“Damn it. You’re talking strange things.”

“Can you pass that on?”

“Let’s pretend we didn’t hear each other.”

“Aren’t you curious?”

It’s obvious that you don’t have to listen to me to pass information through L.

Turning the hunter world upside down is such a big incident, and that would be the story of Han So-yi taking over the Chinese Hunter Guild.

It was something that would actually happen, and something that failed before the regression.

I don’t know what will happen this time.

Too many things have already changed since before the return.

“I don’t want to hear it because it’s obvious. Please finish off our loot.”

I signed and handed over the paperwork that L had given me.

“I will cheer you on.”

“What are you rooting for? When you’re done, go.”

After sending L, who was playing around with a smirk, I pondered over the information I had just heard and got goosebumps.

‘Han So-yi asked for it himself.’

Does someone busy in China ask L directly?

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Not through anyone?

That meant that Han So-yi was now in Korea.

“Oh, creepy. She is a scary woman.”

[Are you saying it’s to let people know that you’ve come in?]

“It is very likely. If Soyi Han really turned China upside down, that incident would soon be in the news. It’s not something you have to ask L to deliver.”

[It’s to watch the news. It’s on his news.]

“So listen to the smirking granny.”

“That’s right. Would you like to restrain yourself now?”

A cold sweat broke out on my back at the high-pitched voice I heard in an instant.

“Ha, sister Han Soi?”

“Sister came back from a rough place, didn’t you say goodbye?”

When I turned my head, Han So-yi, a blood horse with red hair and fierce eyes, was standing in front of the door.

*

“Was it noisy in Korea while I was out of China?”

“hahahaha. yes what It is as you have heard.”

I thought Han So-yi, who came to see me, had sneaked in, but unexpectedly, she went through all the procedures and came to see me.

It was partly because she was able to hide her energy, but it was also partly because I was lost in my thoughts and didn’t know who was coming.

“Please contact me in advance.”

“You know I’m not like that, right?”

right. you know that

But why is this old woman here?

“I heard you turned China upside down? Can I just walk around like this?”

“Looks like L conveyed it well, doesn’t it? Okay, finish it and come back.”

“So you’re saying you’ve really taken over all the Chinese guilds?”

When I asked in surprise, Han So-yi asked what he was talking about and widened his eyes.

“Are you crazy? If I did that now, I’m dead. Of course, I’ll take it all someday. Hasn’t the international situation changed a bit this time? So I changed my plans a bit.”

Oh, does that change?

Because of the bill introduced by this guard, it seemed that it was changed differently from the original plan.

If I had to use force for nothing, a wanted order could have been issued all over the world.

“Then what came to see me?”

“Let’s sign an MOU with our blood ties.”

“You say you don’t like that.”

“It is your property. Don’t worry too much, I’ll be successful someday. At that time, I actually rejected it for another reason. But now the reason has been resolved.”

I couldn’t help but ask why.

More than that, I wondered how many people would be able to confidently say that in front of the person responsible for the story of owning someone else.

If we had an MOU with the blood bridge, it would be beneficial for us.

Blood Religion is one of the best guilds in Korea, and Han So-yi, a blood horse, was also internationally renowned.

Of course, most of the content was about personality, but her skills were not lagging behind.

Because it’s enough to be in the world’s top 100.

Out of all the moves so far, only on the surface we haven’t signed a contract, and it’s almost the same as belonging to us.

The biggest example of this was the case of intimidating the Korean Association for my sake.

“That’s why I stopped by with both parties. I want to sign an MOU and see your face. Pyo Cheon-deuk doesn’t bother you these days, right?”

“When will that story end? I still haven’t erased what you wrote in the lobby.”

“Oh, that man also has a terrible side. I guess someone wasn’t a soldier.”

For some reason, Pyo Chun-deuk did not erase the writing of the lobby even though the name was changed to guard.

“By the way, what is the real reason you bother to sign an MOU? You have already revealed that you have a friendly relationship with us.”

“It’s not like that. but tell me I couldn’t ignore the power of official documents.”

As he said that, the slight turn of his head seemed like he needed our help.

“Tell me coolly. Except for my sister’s obsession with me, I’m on the same side anyway.”

“Didn’t I say I changed my plans?”

“You did?”

I guess it’s a story about conquering China?

“There is a lot of interest in Avengers overseas. So when I was doing business, I said I was with you, but I needed to prove it.”

Han So-yi had previously traded with information before going to China.

At that time, Han So-yi said that he could not change his words and gave me the plaque of blood ties instead of the MOU.

I had to see that our relationship had already been established.

However, it was a transaction that only the blood demon Han Soi and I knew about, and it was an oral story, not an official one left on paper.

Han So-yi probably needed the official paperwork.

“ah! it’s annoying. This really doesn’t suit me. What can I do, the future of our blood relationship depends on it.”

Even with the style of a single-minded general, she was also the head of a group.

Her earnest eyes were telling the truth.

“Blood Demon Han So-yi killed a lot of his personality. what a difficult story Did you use L to make this kind of ground rice?”

“What do you mean?”

“Do you remember the first time we met at my house? When steel and the magic tower are together.”

“Of course I remember.”

“From then on, Blood Bridge was already with us. It is only now that we have signed an MOU.”

“Kyaa!”

“Oh, wait. what are you going to do stop. Let’s keep the line.”

Han So-yi got up from her seat and tried to approach me with arms wide open.

I stopped the excited Han So-yi and ran away.

*

“Guild leader, look at this.”

Kang Chun-soo, the guild leader of the Blue Dragon Guild, squealed when he saw the article brought by Bugilma.

“How much more are you guys trying to grow?! You said that the magic tower and steel weren’t enough, so now you’ve formed an alliance with the Blood Bridge?”

The article brought by Bugilma was about the MOU between the Avengers and blood ties.

In the photo, the guild leaders of Steel and Mage Tower were smiling together.

“Well, shouldn’t we also find a guild to join?”

In response to Bugilma’s cautious question, Chunsu Kang took up his phone and fiddled with it.

“Don’t worry, just give it a try. Even so, since we are brothers, would you even throw us at the doorstep?”

“We haven’t interacted in 10 years, do you think you would be happy that your brother suddenly came to visit you?”

“Isn’t it heavenly rule though?”

Due to Bugilma’s continued encouragement, Kang Chun-soo finally stopped worrying and pressed the button.

On the phone screen, [younger brother Kang Hyun-soo-Cheongwoon Guild] was stamped.

The situation was the same for other guilds.

“Everyone, now we have reached an era where we cannot stand alone. So our Gayeon guild decided to sign an MOU with the Yubin guild.”

▶After Avengers, guilds declared an alliance one after another.

▶ There are also guilds that absorb rather than ally.

▶The cold war started again, guilds fighting for pride.

It wasn’t just the guilds that developed into alliances.

Among them, there were guilds that wanted to go through an absorption merger rather than an alliance.

In the process, the conflict between the guilds started again.

Citizens referred to guilds causing conflict as ‘Kang-gil’, an abbreviation for ‘can’ and ‘guild’.

*

“Chief, today we have a lot of complaints.”

“Grunt, where’s Brian?”

“It is still before returning home.”

“Why is the headquarters calling the dispatched person that way?”

“Isn’t it a busy time right now?”

Secretary Lee So-jung spoke harshly, and Pyo Cheon-deuk had nothing to say in reply, so he pressed his temples.

“As you’d like, at least call Taemin.”

“Yes, but he is the grandson he cherishes so much, but he seems to be neglecting him a bit these days.”

“He earns a beating. I should have rolled well when I was young, but I was brought up with the question of whether I was too good or bad.”

“It is still not too late. Try Tyler. Then, if it really goes astray, it can get out of hand.”

“That, I’ll figure it out.”

“sorry. I was presumptuous because I was worried.”

“it’s okay. Go see.”

After Lee So-jung left, Pyo Tae-min came in.

Pyo Tae-min looked nervous because he was afraid he would get scolded again.

“Taemin, I’m going to entrust you with a job this time.”

“yes! Please leave anything. I will do well.”

Pyo Tae-min’s expression brightened when he said that he was entrusting the work differently than he expected to be scolded.

“Yes, do you know that the conflict between the guilds started again this time?”

“Yes, I heard that some guilds are doing thuggish things about mergers and acquisitions?”

“Yeah, since the guard has decided to take care of all those issues, we can’t just leave it alone. I need you to step up and give it to me. Build your team.”

At Pyo Cheon-deuk’s instructions, Pyo Tae-min replied with a genuinely happy expression.

“yes! I’ll do my best!”

“Again, don’t ruin things by overdoing it, and if you don’t know something, be sure to ask secretary Lee So-jung or this old lady and make a decision.”

“sure! of course!”

Seeing Pyo Tae-min like that, Pyo Cheon-deuk felt heavy as if he were seeing a child he had left at the water’s edge.

‘Ha, I wish I didn’t come back after being beaten up somewhere… … .’