Transcension Academy

e noticed it.

“You said you didn’t need the academy’s teachings, did you? All right.
I won’t teach you anything.
We will also provide you with a separate space for training!”

“Hmm…”

“I won’t ask for any money, including tuition!”

That one word was enough to change Seo-joon’s attitude.

“Are you saying that I should just belong to your academy?”

“…”

Seo-yoon was silent, but it was a sufficient answer.

Her suggestion was attractive to Seo-joon since it would solve his current concerns at once.
However if there are benefits, there are also obligations.

“What should I do in the academy?”

“All you have to do is participate in various external activities under my academy name before the professional hunter test, and tell people that you go to my academy.”

However, the obligations were not too difficult compared to the benefits received.

“Why are you trying to recruit me?”

Seo-joon had no choice but to doubt Seo-yoon.

“Because I saw your potential!”

“Is it because of today?”

Seo-yoon nodded quickly.

“Do you think I’m worth the investment?”

“That’s…”

Seo-yoon was speechless.
In fact, it was because Seo Yoon didn’t know the reason well.

What happened today wasn’t common, but it wasn’t to the extent of going this far but for some reason, Seo-yoon needed to catch this man.

It seemed that this man could take the first step toward achieving her dream.
Although it was just a feeling Seo-yoon had.

‘It doesn’t seem like she knows anything…’

On the contrary, Seo-joon tried to figure out Seo-yoon’s intentions.
However, he quickly brushed it off, knowing that it was meaningless.

Seo-joon looked into Seo-yoon obsidian like eyes.
Seo-joon thought they were really beautiful because they blended well with the unique atmosphere Seo-yoon had.

But before that, Seo-joon could get a glimpse of some will in her eyes.
In those eyes, Seo-joon could see a person who has been struggling in the past like him.

Not being successful doesn’t mean that life is worthless.
It was worth it to run towards your dream, at least Seo-joon thought so.

There was a lot of time left until the professional hunter test anyway.
Until then, Seo-joon thought it would not be bad to grow with support.
In a way, they were using each other.

Seo-joon approached Seo-yoon and held out his hand.

“I’m Kim Seo-joon.”

Seo-yoon raised her head, looked at Seo-joon and held his hand with a big smile.

“I’m Park Seo-yoon.”

This was how the meeting between Park Seo-yoon, who dreamed of creating the world’s best Hunter Academy and Kim Seo-joon, who dreams of being the best hunter in the world happened.

Seo-joon and Seo-yoon went into a nearby cafe and talked about the details.
And only then could Seo-joon hear the name of her academy.

“Dream Academy?”

“Yes.
Have you heard of it?”

Seo-yoon had an expression of anticipation but Seo-joon shook his head.
If he heard about it he would’ve said it.

Seo-joon smiled and asked.

“When can I get a temporary license?”

What Seo-joon needed most now was money.

After the free pass expired he had to purchase the free pass again or take individual lectures.
He needed money to keep listening to the lecture, a lot of them, too.

He also needed training weapons sold by the Transcension Academy.
It was doubtful whether they were really “training,” but he also needed money to buy them.

Above all, the most efficient way to raise the progress of the lectures was to practice and dungeon raids could solve all of his problems at once.

However, since temporary certificates could not be issued at once, Seo-joon was required to adjust his schedule according to the period.

“One day is enough.
I’ll take care of it today, so I’ll give it to you as soon as you come to our academy tomorrow.”

Seo-yoon nodded her head casually, saying it would only take a day while Seo-joon felt that it was a little ridiculous and that Dream Academy was strange.

It was an academy with no students, but it was approved by the government and they could issue a temporary license in one day.

‘Is it because of the Sword Saint?’

Seo-joon concluded so.

“Then I’ll come to the academy right away tomorrow.”

Since the most important temporary certificate problem was solved at once, Seo-joon had nothing he wanted right now and after exchanging phone numbers he tried to get up and leave but,

“Thank you.”

Suddenly, Seo-yoon bowed to Seo-joon and Seo-joon asked with a puzzled expression.

“Are you talking about registering for the academy?”

“No, what happened today.
Oh, of course, thank you for that too.”

Seo-yoon echoed Seo-joon’s words for a moment and after a little time he could understand what she meant.

“Actually, that manticore is a monster from the raid I participated in···”

So Seo-joon could understand even though Seo-yoon didn’t talk until the end.

The monster from Seo-yoon raid was alive and if Seo-joon did not come forward at that time, many people would have been injured or killed.

Although it was not intentional, Seo-yoon would not have been able to dispel the guilt that people died because of her.
However, that did not happen because of Seo-joon, and Seo-yoon was very grateful for that.

Seo-joon didn’t say much and just smiled.
It felt a little strange that the granddaughter of the Sword Saint was grateful to him.

Then suddenly he thought of something.

“Can I ask you a favor since you’re grateful?”

Seo-joon came up with a pretty interesting idea.

“Favor?”

Seo-yoon asked back with her head tilted but Seo-joon smiled and said.

“Please go to our company and say that you don’t like the work done by Kim Tae-soo and that you can’t work with them in the future.”

“…?”

Seo-yoon tilted her head continuously because she didn’t understand Seo-joon’s words.

“Then, please.”

However, Seo-joon already felt relieved.