When we finally stepped outside, there were even more police officers waiting.
About 15 of them, all heavily ard with machine guns, and two police vans, fully equipped.
Anyone watching would think we were heading into a war zone.
Im Soo-ah signaled to her team, and they all climbed into the vans.
She then approached directly.
“I noticed you don’t have a driver. Would you like to drive for you?”
“The police are being unusually kind today.”
“A public servant should always be kind.”
“Alright, then.”
“Leave it to .”
“This… This is…”
It was drugs.
A massive amount of them.
One box alone could easily be worth billions, and this entire room was packed with those boxes.
If sold correctly, the wealth gained would be unimaginable.
Im Soo-ah gulped hard, her hand reaching for one of the spilled packages.
The thick, transparent bag was filled with a powder that looked like salt.
“… I’d need to test it to be sure, but—”
“It’s drugs.”
“… You already knew? Well, of course, you did… You even knew the code… And you used to—oh! I’m sorry!!”
She hastily bowed over and over, clearly panicking from her slip of the tongue.
I waved it off, letting her stand back up.
Still, she couldn’t resist touching the bag, her fingers playing with it.
Greed flashed in her eyes.
She bit her lower lip with a seriousness I hadn’t seen before, and it was quite the sight.
‘She’s definitely torn.’
Even just taking one box would provide her with enough money to last a lifeti.
This new drug was worth that much.
The problem was… I was here.
Killing wasn’t an option—my status was way too high for that.
She might consider confiscating the drugs to boost her police career, but honestly, what’s more appealing?
A little career boost, or the massive wealth she could gain from selling the drugs?
Especially for soone as corrupt as her.
“You planning to turn in with that?”
“N-no… Of course not…”
She mumbled, shoving the bag back into the box with the rest, even trying to tape it back up like it hadn’t been opened.
It was clear she was considering covering it all up unless I said otherwise.
“You think you can sell it?”
“Excuse ?”
“Do you think you can sell that without getting caught?”
She froze mid-action.
“Isn’t it a waste to just leave it? If we don’t take it, the people watching us are going to swoop in and take it themselves.”
The only reason they hadn’t acted yet was because of the police presence.
But once we left, they’d co in and see what was hidden here.
Everything in this room would be gone if we didn’t take it now.
“W-what are you saying…?”
“You’re a cop, and I’m the grandson of the head of the Go-ryeo Group.”
“…”
“I’m getting a house in Songdo. Move everything there. We’ll talk more later.”
“!!”
Her eyes widened in shock.
After a mont, she gulped hard and slowly set the box down.
“Y-yes…”
Then, she quickly radioed her team.
———-
[NINELORD]
A drug that normalized abnormalities.
Occasionally, it might cause normal to beco abnormal.
Effect: Can delete one trait.
I returned to the car and imdiately downed the Ninelord.
The item description was a bit vague, but to put it simply, it allowed one to erase one trait of their choice.
The downside was that it could also erase good traits, which was why there was a warning about potential side effects.
However, if used correctly, it was an incredibly useful item.
Part of wanted to erase all the bad traits, but unfortunately, I only had one dose, so I used it to get rid of the drug addiction.
Still, that was a huge win. I finally broke free from being an addict.
[The trait has been deleted.]
A ssage window popped up, and my mind felt clearer.
Finally, I could breathe again.
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