TL: Hanguk
Seed Shop Headquarters.
“I will now begin the drawing to select applicants for Sejun Company!”
“”Yes!””
At Leah’s words, the non-combat gods looked at the lottery box with determined expressions.
And then,
Rustle.
Leah reached into the lottery box, pulled out a folded slip of paper, and opened it.
“Wal, the God of Walnuts!”
As Leah called out the na written on the slip,
“Wow! Wal, congratulations! I’m so jealous that you’re becoming a full-ti employee at Sejun Company!”
“Wal, congrats! So now you’re going to get the achievent monunt from Trust-in-Park?!”
The non-combat gods who weren’t selected congratulated Wal.
“Guys, I’m sorry…”
Wal, on the verge of tears, felt guilty towards his friends.
“Hey. Why are you crying? You got in first, so you can help us later.”
“Yeah! Wal, you learn first and teach us! You’re smart, after all!”
His friends gave Wal a purpose so he wouldn’t feel guilty.
“Okay! I’ll learn diligently and teach you all!”
While Wal and his friends deepened their bond,
“Kumu, the God of Fluffy Clouds!”
“Sedu, the God of Rotten Wood!”
“Dit, the God of Ditch!”
…
..
.
All around, the non-selected non-combat gods congratulated those who were chosen, and the chosen ones comforted those who were not.
The reason for selecting Sejun Company applicants through a lottery at the Seed Shop Headquarters was due to a shortage of divine power.
In order to apply for Sejun Company, one had to enter Theo’s ntal world, but their divine power was insufficient to send all the non-combat gods.
Thanks to Sejun, the non-combat gods’ circumstances had improved significantly compared to before, but they were still far behind the combat gods.
I will definitely beco a full-ti employee of Sejun Company!
I’ll earn lots of divine power with the achievent monunt!
With such determination, the 100 selected non-combat gods departed for Theo’s ntal world.
However,
“Why isn’t anyone coming?”
Unlike the scene at the Seed Shop Headquarters, the Combat Shop Headquarters was completely different.
The combat gods showed no interest in joining Sejun Company.
“If you beco a full-ti employee, Chairman Park will personally erect an employnt achievent monunt for you.”
Bev, who was in charge of full-ti employees for combat gods, tried his best to persuade passing combat gods along with Battler, Hunt, and Thunder.
“What’s so special about the Chairman doing it? And what do we use achievent monunt for? How much divine power does that asly thing even give?”
Sejun’s reputation among the combat gods was too low, and the achievent monunt wasn’t an appealing enough reward.
At this rate, no one will apply!
Bev fell into deep thought.
If none of the combat gods joined Sejun Company, it would be a disgrace to his role as the combat god employee manager.
“Combat gods who want to fight strong opponents, gather here!”
So, he changed the recruitnt strategy to match the combat gods’ nature.
Imdiately,
“You an we can fight strong opponents?”
“Hahaha. You just need to pass through that door and fight the largest being.”
“Alright!”
“Battler-nim, I want to challenge a strong opponent!”
“Good. Buko, the God of Axes, you’re as brave as ever.”
“Hahaha. Of course! Without courage, I’d be a corpse!”
“If you pass through that door, you’ll find your opponent.”
One by one, the combat gods began moving towards Theo’s ntal world.
When they got there and charged at Theo, they’d get defeated and be forcefully employed, but that didn’t matter to them.
What was important was that the number of full-ti employees who were originally combat gods would increase.
Thus, the combat gods entered Theo’s ntal world.
“Eh?!”
Non-combat gods were there too?
They saw a long line of non-combat gods, each stamping a paper given by a cat clinging to a massive being.
“Hmph! Begging even here?”
The combat gods sneered at the non-combat gods standing in line, then
“Fight !”
They charged at Ultra-Giant Chairman Park No. 2.
Boom!
“Puhuhut. Stamp it, ow!”
And were forcefully employed into Sejun Company.
Then,
“Puhuhut. Combat gods, from now on, listen to the non-combat gods, ow!”
“Eh?! Why should I listen to them?!”
“Puhuhu. Because you dared to challenge Ultra-Giant Chairman Park No. 2, ow!”
“So what if I did?!”
The combat gods ended up serving the very non-combat gods they had mocked as their superiors.
While Theo was diligently recruiting full-ti employees,
Blackie’s ntal World.
“Everyone, eat this and please forgive our Blackie.”
Sejun was handing out roasted and dried sweet potatoes to the souls.
“I’m sorry. Please forgive us.”
“We’re really sorry.”
The Blackie Family followed behind Sejun, apologizing to the souls.
The sight of the massive Blackie Family trailing after the small Sejun was sowhat amusing, but
Being with Sejun allowed them to offer more sincere apologies, and the souls could better feel the Blackie Family’s genuine remorse.
“I forgive you.”
Thanks to that, the number of souls forgiving the Blackie Family quickly increased.
Whoosh.
Each ti, the thoughts of corruption lingering in the souls dissipated under Sejun’s gaze.
But whenever things go too smoothly, problems always arise.
Gururuk.
A Corruption’s Resentnt appeared, far too thick and ominous to have co from just one soul.
And then,
-Kuhuhuh. So, you’re the one who has been destroying .
Corruption, unable to form a solid shape, looked at Sejun with its shifting, unstable eyes and grinned with a grotesque mouth.
Sizzle.
Even under Sejun’s gaze, Corruption’s body only suffered slight burns and wasn’t significantly damaged.
Against a Corruption capable of maintaining a form without dispersing, Sejun’s Primordial Power was too weak and ineffective.
“Butler, co here!”
“Sejun-nim, please get behind us!”
Blackie and his subordinates moved to shield Sejun and the souls, preparing to attack Corruption.
But,
-Kuhuhuh. Apostles of Destruction, can you ever forget the painful scars of your betrayal?
-Fenrir, you poor wolf, betrayed by a friend who killed your mother.
-Halphas, you poor immortal bird who beca a death crow after being betrayed by your own brother.
-Jǫrmungandr, the pitiful serpent, forced to swallow your sister to avoid being devoured yourself.
“Shut up!”
“No! That’s…”
With just a few words that struck their deepest wounds, Corruption shook the Blackie Family’s resolve.
Their traumas ran too deep for them to remain unaffected by such insignificant remarks.
And then,
-Park Sejun, you…
…What? This guy?
Corruption, intending to trigger Sejun’s trauma, hesitated in confusion.
Timid, deeply insecure about inferiority, envious of others, yet strangely, there was no apparent trauma to exploit.
Even gods have at least one small trauma, but this clueless fool has none?! How is this even possible?!
Corruption had encountered an enemy it had no ans to manipulate.
“Hehe. Are you scared of ?”
Sejun’s attitude was so insignificant and frivolous that even his own allies felt secondhand embarrassnt, but he didn’t seem dangerous at all.
At that mont,
[Sejun Company has achieved a divine-level achievent by bringing together gods from the Three Great Divine Factions under one organization.]
[From now on, all achievent rewards earned by Sejun Company will be received by its chairman, Black Tower’s Tower Farr Park Sejun, as the representative.]
[As a reward for achieving a divine-level achievent, Divinity increases by 15.]
[As a divine-level achievent reward, the stay fee for the 0th floor of the Black Tower decreases by 0.3%.]
A ssage appeared before Sejun.
“Huh?!”
This is possible too?!
Sejun was shocked as he checked the ssage.
He had started Sejun Company just for fun, yet it had grown to a level recognized by the system.
Of course, that was just Sejun’s perspective, Sejun Company had actually grown to the point where it was a threat to the system itself.
Whoosh!
Perhaps due to his increased Divinity, a small fla ignited on Corruption’s body where Sejun’s gaze touched.
Fizzle.
It quickly extinguished, but
Whoosh!
Sejun widened his eyes and continued to glare at Corruption.
Unlike before, now his gaze could at least set it afla.
He planned to burn it down little by little until it was completely destroyed.
And then,
Chairman Park, keep it up, ow!
[Sejun Company has achieved a divine-level achievent by surpassing 100 divine-level full-ti employees.]
[As a reward for achieving a divine-level achievent, Divinity increases by 10.]
[As a divine-level achievent reward, the stay fee for the 0th floor of the Black Tower decreases by 0.1%.]
Outside, Theo was assisting Sejun.
Whoooosh!
Thanks to Theo’s assistance, the flas on the parts of Corruption touched by Sejun’s gaze grew even larger, and this ti, they didn’t extinguish so easily.
Vice Chairman Theo, well done!
Knowing that this was Theo’s way of helping, Sejun silently expressed his gratitude and continued to focus his gaze on Corruption.
Whooosh!
As Sejun’s divine power grew stronger, Corruption slowly burned away and disintegrated under his gaze.
“Whew.”
After an exhausting day, Sejun sighed in relief.
“Butler, thank you.”
Blackie, expressing his gratitude, licked Sejun enthusiastically with his massive tongue.
“Ugh… it’s so wet…”
Before Sejun could even protest, he lost consciousness.
***
The Next Morning.
“Ugh, stretch! Huh?!”
[A quest has been generated.]
[Quest: Send the Tear of the Incomplete Creator God to Emila Ibenes, the First Apostle of the Creator God.]
Reward: For each drop of Tear of the Incomplete Creator God sent, receive 5 drops of Great Growth Elixir.
As Sejun woke up and stretched, a quest ssage appeared before him.
Emila, under the Creator God’s instructions, had tid the quest to coincide with Sejun waking up.
“Here you go.”
Sejun sent the 12 drops of Tear of the Incomplete Creator God he had.
[You have completed the quest 12 tis.]
[As a quest completion reward, you have obtained 60 drops of Great Growth Elixir.]
A glass bottle filled with a red liquid appeared in Sejun’s hand.
Gulp.
Sejun imdiately drank about half of the liquid from the bottle.
Then,
[You have consud 35 drops of Great Growth Elixir.]
[You have gained 350 million experience points.]
[Your lowest stat, Agility, has increased by 3,500.]
[Proficiency of Mastery of Farming Tools Lv. 1 has increased.]
[Proficiency of Transplanting Lv. 6 has increased.]
[Proficiency of Bunker Lv. 4 has increased.]
[Bunker Lv. 4 proficiency is full. The skill has leveled up.]
…
..
.
ssages flooded in.
His experience and stats increased instantly, while skill proficiency randomly increased 35 tis.
“Huh? I drank 5 extra drops.”
Oh well. There’s still plenty left.
Sejun wasn’t bothered by drinking a bit more than intended.
Drip.
Drip.
He generously dropped one drop each into the mouths of his companions.
Just as people beco more generous when they have a full storehouse, Sejun, now abundant in elixirs, had no hesitation in sharing.
Including Theo, Cuengi, Paespaes, and the Blackie Family, he used a total of 15 drops, yet 10 drops still remained in the bottle.
“Hehehe. The rest should go to Flamie. Flamie!”
At Sejun’s call,
[Hehe! Sejun-nim, you’re awake?!]
Flamie, who had been resting atop Sejun’s head with her leaves fully spread, responded energetically.
“Yeah. Flamie, drink this.”
Sejun handed the bottle of Great Growth Elixir to Flamie while she was still on his head.
[Oh no! I made a mistake!]
Flamie pretended to fumble and spilled the entire elixir onto Sejun’s head.
For Flamie, who was barely maintaining her balance of power, drinking the elixir was absolutely impossible.
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“Wha-?!”
Sejun panicked at the sudden dampness on his head.
At that mont,
[You have absorbed Great Growth Elixir through your scalp.]
[Your hair roots have strengthened.]
[Talent: Strong Hair Roots has blood.]
A ssage popped up in front of Sejun.
[Talent: Strong Hair Roots]
→ A talent that strengthens hair roots, preventing hair loss.
Thanks to this, Sejun would never have to worry about balding for the rest of his life.
“Hmm. Flamie, well done.”
Sejun praised Flamie so she wouldn’t feel bad, then had breakfast.
“Alright, ti to go find the tablet!”
He set off on an underwater expedition.
***
Temple of the Creator God.
“Creator God-nim, during the process of making Great Growth Elixir from the Tear of the Incomplete Creator God that Sejun sent, this was ford.”
Emila handed over small, jewel-like grains of sand that shimred with a mystical glow.
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