Though their reunion had been unintentional, the Cha family looked surprisingly peaceful despite having been kidnapped by merfolk.
“If something like that scares you, you can’t work as a Hunter….”
Because Cha Ara was F-rank, she knew people were actually more frightening than Monsters. Compared to all the vile bastards she had met so far, the merfolk had been exceedingly courteous.
“I had fun too. Next time you see Eunha, can you call me? I want to be friends with tall Eunha. He said he’d be my friend, but then he gave me a partner and took the partner away.”
Cha Yisol’s nerves of steel were already well known.
“…Well, yes. When you raise brats like these….”
Cha Eunhyuk, who saw Monsters invisible to others, was exceptionally unflappable as well.
If his siblings had suffered mental or physical harm from this incident, Cha Eunhyuk would not have been so calm. But neither of them seemed to have any serious problems, so there was no need for him to step forward and waste his energy worrying.
Yoo Seongwoon accepted the Cha family’s reactions as fairly ordinary.
“That sort of indifference is an important virtue for modern people.”
“…….”
“The Cha family will survive for a long time. You’re resourceful.”
It seemed less that they were resourceful and more that they had excellent survival instincts. Once again, Gio shrank deep within himself at the terrifying scene unfolding in his homeland.
‘So these days, it is considered virtuous for modern people not to be frightened even after…
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