You Will Be Blessed If You Do Good Deeds¿

Chapter 49

“Meow!”

Pathetic!

“Quiet.”

But even as I said that, honestly, I couldn’t refute my subordinates.

It was pathetic, after all.

I sighed.

A Dungeon Break has occurred.

Please proceed with the dungeon conquest.

Damn it.

Why did things turn out like this?

I was just trying to satisfy a little bit of curiosity.

Quest ‘You Will Be Blessed If You Do Good Deeds’ is in progress.

User ‘Jeong Da-on’ threw herself into danger to rescue the weak.

“Shut up.”

Who exactly is mocking me now?

The system leaves the suitability of ‘Jeong Da-on’s’ actions to the judgment of social members.

The result is being derived...

A majority of social members deem ‘Jeong Da-on’s’ actions somewhat just.

The quest ‘You Will Be Blessed If You Do Good Deeds’ is successful, and ‘Jeong Da-on’s’ ability restrictions are weakened.

Jeong Da-on (Normal)

Potential Rating: S-rank

Health: LV. 21 (Limit: None)

Strength: LV. 16 (Limit: None)

Mana: LV. 30 (Limit: None)

Total Level: LV. 20 → 22

Suitable Dungeon Level: C~D class dungeon

“......”

The weakening of my ability restrictions again isn’t bad, but it’s definitely a way to mock me.

‘Somewhat just’ my foot.

They had tried to incite murder, and now they criticize me for getting caught in the Dungeon Break and rescuing them.

Unbelievable.

No, wait.

The real unbelievable ones are these two.

I looked at the two women I had barely rescued before getting caught in the Dungeon Break and destroyed—Choi Mi-yeon and Lee Ah-rin.

They had been at each other's throats, trying to kill each other, and now... what was this?

Of course, Lee Ah-rin had almost succeeded, but...

It’s ridiculous, but seeing my ability restrictions weaken, it might be better for both of them to stay alive.

I carefully poured a healing potion given to me by Han Jae-young into both of their mouths and cast a healing spell.

Still, Lee Ah-rin had almost killed herself by stabbing her own neck, so she was on the brink of death...

‘Not instant death, though.’

It was likely that after completing her soul core through pain, she would try to destroy it before dying.

To destroy her soul core with her unique skill, she had to stay alive until the very end.

It was one thing for her to die, but deliberately extending her suffering before dying?

That was some deep obsession and thirst for vengeance.

Yet, I still couldn’t understand why she had avoided the easiest path.

“Cough!”

Of course, because of that, she avoided instant death. But, as a great magician like me had to cast delicate healing magic, she’d probably experience even more pain.

“Consider it the price for toying with a demon who took the contract seriously.”

I really thought Lee Ah-rin would kill Mi-yeon and trigger a Dungeon Break.

So I had controlled the nearby mana, ensuring that the Dungeon Break would definitely swallow only Imanbok.

Until now, I hadn’t known the cause of the Dungeon Break, and I had no choice but to get swept up in it, but watching from a distance and observing the process, it wasn’t impossible to control.

Of course, the theoretical hypothesis that destroying the soul core would trigger a Dungeon Break had been proven true...

But my second curiosity wasn’t satisfied.

‘You Will Be Blessed If You Do Good Deeds’ quest is in progress.

The last time I saw Lee Ah-rin’s soul core, it didn’t have the same dark, hateful glow I had been seeing.

It seemed... like it might be something called compassion.

It was funny.

She had been mortgaged to this cult for most of her short life, burning her soul with hatred...

And in the end, her death was filled with compassion for someone in the same situation as her.

That doesn’t prove my theory that human souls are made of hatred toward others.

“Ah, my theory is broken again.”

The ultimate truth, the pursuit of magic, is endless.

“Ugh.”

Unlike Lee Ah-rin, who had received a fatal wound, Mi-yeon quickly regained her senses after using healing magic and potions.

Mi-yeon, now conscious, began to groan.

“Ah... Ah... it hurts, it hurts...!”

“...I wasn’t a fool. Well, maybe I was.”

Mi-yeon briefly glanced at Lee Ah-rin, then turned her gaze back to Jeong Su-yeon.

“I should’ve realized earlier that you weren’t someone who’d do anything for me.”

“Hey, Mi-yeon, what are you saying?! How could I—”

“You exploited me a lot. I heard you were going to kill me and offer me to the leader... You’re really scary, Su-yeon. Did you have an inferiority complex because you’re an F-rank hunter?”

Jeong Su-yeon stood speechless, her mouth hanging open.

She had never imagined hearing something like that.

“What... what did you say? Inferiority complex?”

“Now I understand why your face looked so weird when I received the special sword. I can’t trust anyone. A cultist? What the hell are you? Are you even human?”

“Hey...ugh!”

Smack!

I blinked as I heard the loud slap.

Mi-yeon, with all her strength, slapped Jeong Su-yeon’s cheek.

No matter how dangerous the situation, a hunter is still a hunter. If you focus on gathering strength, someone like Jeong Su-yeon, who was close to a normal person, wouldn’t be able to withstand it.

Jeong Su-yeon, who was slapped, fell to the ground.

Mi-yeon looked coldly at Jeong Su-yeon as she lay there.

“Never show your face again, Jeong Su-yeon. And... Jeong Da-on Hunter.”

“...Huh?”

I was so surprised by Mi-yeon’s sudden change that I responded to her voice calling me a little late.

Mi-yeon fiddled with her hand and asked.

“Do you think... my dad... his body might have ended up somewhere in this dungeon?”

“...Probably. I can’t be sure.”

“It’ll be hard to find, won’t it?”

“Yeah.”

Since a dimensional rift had been created and it was pulling everything into an external dimension, it was uncertain whether his body was still intact.

Mi-yeon paused for a moment, then nodded.

“I see. Then, Jeong Da-on Hunter. Let’s part ways here.”

“Part ways?”

“Yeah. You need to clear the dungeon and return to the real world, but I and Lee Ah-rin... I don’t think we’ll be able to help. It’d be even better if you took that disgusting bastard with you.”

“You’re just going to sit here and die?”

“No.”

Mi-yeon said that as she lifted the limp body of Lee Ah-rin.

“She and I are going to find Imanbok and kill him.”

“Meow.”

Leo, wrapping his tail around my foot, mewed quietly, watching the crazy situation unfold.

Yeah, I’m just as dumbfounded.

Thud!

Mi-yeon’s foot stumbled as she tried to walk while carrying Lee Ah-rin. It’s not easy to walk with a half-dead person on your back when you can barely hold yourself up.

She had been watching idol videos on my phone just a few hours ago, but now, she had become a shell of that, filled only with rage.

A lot had happened since then.

And I certainly hadn’t expected this when I infiltrated the True Light Church so casually.

“...Let’s go together.”

I sighed once more, then took Lee Ah-rin from Mi-yeon.

Her limp body was heavy.

Mi-yeon looked at me, surprised.

“Why, why? You don’t need to help...”

“I made a promise to Lee Ah-rin.”

I promised to help with her revenge.

That was definitely the promise I had made.

In exchange, I thought I would get the answers I had always been curious about—the answers about human souls...

‘I didn’t get the answer I wanted, but I got some.’

Now, the only thing left was to fulfill the contract completely.

I could hear Lee Ah-rin’s weak breath as I helped her walk.

Her time was running out.

“...If that’s the case.”

Mi-yeon was the same.

Since I set this up, I had an obligation to see this revenge through to the end.

I walked with Mi-yeon, supporting Lee Ah-rin.

“Don’t leave me!”

The voice trailing behind was just a bonus.