Most well-known Hunters had managers.
Yoo Seongwoon said,
“Well, you can consider one a kind of secretary.”
“Would someone like me, who rarely goes outside, need such a secretary?”
“Of course, secretaries organize busy schedules, but…”
They had other duties as well.
“Their most important task is managing a particular person’s inner and outer affairs.”
Korean Hunters in particular, who possessed a strong celebrity image, often employed managers.
“Korea has tremendous admiration for Hunters, and as a result, their public images are readily consumed. How the public sees a Hunter is important.”
“Is a Hunter not simply someone who captures Monsters or criminals?”
“Think of them as something between a soldier and a celebrity. Most Hunters don’t belong to the government, of course, but if you consider only the traits of those professions, the comparison is reasonably close.”
After they reached the parking lot, Yoo Seongwoon invited Gio into the car.
“Sit wherever you’re comfortable. I’ll drive.”
“Then may I sit beside you?”
“Of course. It’ll make conversation easier.”
Once inside the car, Yoo Seongwoon returned to the subject.
“So, the reason I suggested you might employ a manager is…”
Rattle.
The engine started with the sound of rolling beads.
“You don’t really know how the world works right now.”
“That is correct.”
“If you intend to make frequent use of the identity ‘Hunter Seo Gio,’ it would be best to keep…