Public opinion settled mainly on the conclusion that the Dream Amusement Park incident had been a Divinity’s prank, and as always, the world returned to daily life. What had happened became a minor topic of conversation.
“Some people say it helped Korea by reminding everyone of the dangers of Divinity after so long. Since damage is still damage, those opinions seem to be receiving plenty of criticism….”
“Things may have been chaotic when it happened, but anyone with common sense should realize it. If the Divinity hadn’t gone easy on us, we could never have gotten through it with so little damage.”
“Well, the fact that our Guild Master went there to have fun in the first place… Um, considering how….”
“…Right….”
Meanwhile, the Collectors made every effort to ignore all those facts.
“…….”
“…….”
Acknowledging them meant more work.
“…Does anyone have anything else to say?”
“…What were we talking about just now?”
“You know how to survive in the workplace.”
“Thank you.”
They were well aware that the Dream Amusement Park incident was connected to their black Portrait. No one had told them, but they were capable of reading a situation.
Even so, the Collectors’ employees successfully erased the entire truth from their minds.
‘We’re already busy.’
‘Getting involved means ruin.’
The Collectors’ employees possessed strong immunity by default—not only to disease and curses, but to matters of the mind as well.…
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