I Was Discharged From the Hunter Guild chapter 11

11 – I shouldn’t have done that

After receiving an offer from Aare to become an adjutant, I began to think carefully while feeling a slight rejection.

Naturally,

No matter how much money he paid, it was absolutely unacceptable for him to take care of all the crazy hunters as before, as an adjutant.

Anyway, as I was in a position to hear about this from my sister yesterday, my position is already very firm in this regard.

So I, for clear confirmation

I asked Are, who was looking at me with a slightly nervous expression.

“As an adjutant… I’m sure it’s what I was originally doing, so I can get a rough idea of it. Could you tell me more specifics? What is the company demanding from me? What kind of work do you want to do?”

Unlike the military, which was in the position of being half-forced and working. Joining the company was technically a kind of contract.

A contract in which mutual agreements are established and work is entrusted within the framework, and if this is violated, a protest can be made.

Of course, whether or not it is well followed will depend on the nature of the company, and this part can be accurately known only after joining the company.

At least in terms of starting the contract, I wanted to make this part clear.

Even if it is to avoid being helpless like before.

And, to what extent did you recognize my intention? Aare nodded in a serious voice.

“First of all, the work of the position of deputy in our company is largely divided into two parts. One is the omnipresence of personnel when receiving a request, and the other is the establishment of tactics to resolve the request. In addition, there are cases where it is directly put into the field as needed, but in relation to the risk of the request, we basically have the right to refuse this part.”

“okay..”

Regarding the Black Hunter’s request, as there will be differences from the military mission, I will have to study more personally, but I have a sense of it to some extent just by listening to the other parts.

At least I was confident that I wouldn’t be called incompetent when I took on the job.

‘The question is, from now on, how many additional things will be added to this..’

With that thought in mind, I asked a question, implicitly, about the issue I really wanted to ask.

“Um… is there anything else I need to do? For example, the hunters’ mental care or accommodation management…”

“no? There is no need to get involved in such trivial matters… Do you want to take care of those things yourself? As an adjutant, if you really need to pay attention…”

“No, it’s fine. I don’t care.. I don’t want to write. Not at all.”

While listening to Are’s words with deep doubts, I responded a little urgently.

‘I’ll have to go in to find out more. For now, there doesn’t seem to be a problem like that, right?’

While thinking about that, I reacted positively, recognizing the fact that it would be okay on the surface.

“First of all, it doesn’t seem to be much different from what I’ve been doing in terms of business, then.. Next, I would like to ask about the part about remuneration.”

Depending on what you think, it is an important and sensitive matter that goes beyond the intensity of work at this moment.

However, Are answered me with a lighter feeling than I thought.

“The part about the salary is basically to be paid by 300 per month.”

“..As expected, as there is a difference in scale, there are not as many as I thought.”

“Yes, unlike the military hunter guild, we only have about 30 people in total.”

Compared to managing 200 people in the past, the workload itself is different, and it was only natural that the salary would decrease accordingly.

In addition, honestly, as long as the work is easy, I am willing to be generous with the money part, so I decided to accept it coolly.

“However, if you take on a request as an adjutant and solve it well, additional incentives will be given. Due to the nature of the work, there are often cases where it is as little as 300 or as much as 600 or more.

“..okay.”

In the end, even if the basic salary is a little small, it doesn’t seem like it would be that small when it comes to incentives.

Moreover, compared to the environment at the time, which was more beggar than f*cking, this level was much more noble.

Of course, in the worst case, it could be a place that even paid a salary in a beggarly environment, and in that case, I also had the idea of throwing my resignation right away.

‘From that point of view, there is definitely a good point from the beginning. Unlike the military, I can get out of my seat at any time.’

So, thanks to the newly realized freedom of resignation, I relieved the burden in my heart while looking at myself with a slightly nervous face in front of my eyes.

To be precise, I said to Are who was waiting for my answer.

“good. Then, I will assume that you are entering the company. I look forward to seeing you in the future, Mr. Ares.”

“Ah yes! Thank you, Jinhyun. No… Adjutant.”

Momentarily different from the serious appearance so far.

For the first time, Aree shows off her pure delight with a bright smile.

her like this…

Looking at my older sister’s smile-like face, I instantly felt like a part of my heart was getting warmer.

In addition, it is also the anticipation of the company life that will be spent with her in the future.

*

Choi Han, the new lieutenant of the 28th Hunter Guild.

Entering this guild, which is emerging as a new promising player, he had high expectations.

S-class hunters with proven skills and beautiful appearance, and countless guild members under them.

As an elite adjutant belonging to the country, he thought that there would be nothing to be afraid of if he combined his skills and their powers, so he confidently started working as an adjutant.

And… just two weeks after that.

Choi Han, who was recognized as a competent person by the state… was aware that his life had fallen into the gutter.

‘I shouldn’t have done that… I was an asshole. What on earth was he thinking when he volunteered to come to such a crazy place?’

Last two weeks, there was not even a single sortie as a preparation period.

Between this time, which can never be called short, but which cannot be called very long either. Choi Han was already feeling that his body and mind were in tatters.

As a young soldier, his dream of having a sweet time with renowned beauty hunters was shattered long ago.

The S-class hunters of the 28th Guild are known as beautiful, intelligent, and even good-natured goddesses on the outside.

It didn’t take long to realize that the reality of the girls who were writing in front of the camera was no different from the demons crawling out of hell.

From cleaning, doing laundry, even preparing meals, to other minor errands, to managing their own schedules in the entertainment world.

He was living a hard life overlapping with local adaptation and basic work, and an almost unmanageable level of work was thrown at him.

As a result, Choi Han was feeling hopeless in his first job as an adjutant.

Of course, at first, Choi Han tried to protest in his own way at the actions of the girls who treated him like a slave.

However, after going through several rounds of ‘physical training’ and intimidation right after that, Choi Han finally realized that he had fallen into an anthill from which he could not escape.

‘Damn it.. The former adjutant left laughing as soon as he was discharged, so I think I know why.’

With such thoughts in mind, Choi Han leads his tattered body and mind to the private room.

In his head, which was overflowing with confidence just two weeks ago.

At this moment, only the idea of escaping from this other guild as quickly as possible before the one-month adaptation period passed was full of thoughts.

*

“Not enough…”

“Yeah what?”

Sena expresses her doubts about what Eugene said while messing around with tteokbokki.

Regarding this, Yujin frowned while looking at the hot tteokbokki she just made.

“This tteokbokki… it’s not as tasty as I expected. As expected, the tteokbokki made by Jinhyeon was the most delicious.”

“Well, that’s something I admit to. I can’t believe that Choi Han… can’t cook at all.”

“It’s not just about cooking. He did the laundry and cleaning he was ordered to do, and the one he brought in for coffee the other day was dirty water. I really… I had high expectations because of the government-recognized elite, but I’m really disappointed.”

“Ummm..”

At Eugene’s words, Sena nodded her head and quietly expressed her sympathy.

The image of the adjutant in her head is to perfectly support them so that they can defeat the Abyss in full condition.

In that respect, this person named Choi Han had a smooth face, but apart from that, she lacked the ‘minor auxiliary abilities’ required by her standard.

‘Was the story that Seo Ji-yoon mentioned the other day talking about something like this?.. Chit. Yeah, I have to admit that part. Lee Jin-hyeon, that guy… was a more useful adjutant than I thought.’

That’s right, but Senna thought that these issues were only secondary to the guild’s management.

Although it made life a little inconvenient, honestly, those matters didn’t matter much if they put up with a little annoyance.

After all, the most important thing for hunters themselves is their ability to fight and carry out missions.

As inconveniences arise in daily life, the condition of the S-class hunters may deteriorate slightly, but

That being said, I didn’t think these things would deal a big blow to the fighting power of the 28th guild.

‘Come to think of it… is this the first time since the adjutant changed? It just went well. I’m in a bad mood, but I have to clean up those Abys bastards and come back. As a bonus, I’ll make a request to the superior about the change of aide-de-camp.’

It wouldn’t be a big deal to change an aide-de-camp twice anyway.

Moreover, as the preliminary period of one month had not yet passed, this work could be easily carried out using the authority of the guild master.

‘Next time, I’ll have to ask for a guy who’s good at handling chores as an adjutant… After all, people aren’t all about faces.’