Drug-Eating Genius Mage

Plan (3)

Lennok is now barely aware of it.

That an unidentified man named Kayse was once a huge monster who held the shadow of the Balkans in his hands.

And also the fact that Jenny grew up under such a Kaise.

If she starts a new business outside of her status as a broker, it must be said that there are many people who will accept it as more than a simple business expansion.

Jordan is giving him a word before Jenny confirms his intentions before the work begins in earnest.

If you simply want to continue working as a freelancer, you’d better step out sooner or later.

Lennok let out a long puff of smoke without speaking.

The whitish cigarette smoke on the ceiling of the dark bar slowly dissipated in the cold air.

The chilly mornings, which were once breathless, are gradually disappearing.

Winter is gone and spring is coming.

It is the first season we meet after waking up in this world.

Perhaps the weather will clear up completely once I have successfully completed my work in the Dominion.

It is a very good season to start something new.

Lennok answered, meeting Jordan’s gaze.

“Dyke and Agent Request for nomination.”

“……”

“If I hadn’t thought of it, I wouldn’t have started. That’s all.”

If he had intended to remain as a freelancer, he would have rejected all offers from Dyke Corporation that day.

Wasn’t the reason why he went out to deal with the black magicians himself in cooperation with his agent in order to gain more than just fame?

Lennok didn’t say anything to her, but he was already revealing his intentions to Jenny by the way he moved.

I just won’t be satisfied here.

That he was willing to do anything in order to rise higher.

“I see…”

Jordan smiled reassuringly.

“I’m glad it ended with the old man’s worries. Haven’t I been talking too much?”

“………..”

The relationship between a broker and a freelancer, which had been nothing more than a cooperative relationship, came to this point at some point.

A year wasn’t long, but it wasn’t short either.

Although we couldn’t fully trust each other, we respected each other’s domain and accepted credit in terms of work.

They were qualified enough to become business partners beyond customers and customers.

“We’ll talk more about it after we return from the Dominion.”

Rubbing the tobacco in his mouth, Lennok adjusted his coat and grabbed the bar’s doorknob.

“I think we will have enough time to think about each other.”