GM Ch27

Back at the apartment, Minjun quickly changed his clothes, turned off the light, and went straight to bed. Only once he was in his comfortable bed, he felt like he was alive again.

“Ughh.”

A pained sound reflexively escaped his lips. It had been an eventful day. He ran into a former coworker, albeit coincidentally, and he finally copulated.

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He didn’t think it was a big deal, but it turned out to be, and he could understand why people are obsessed with it. It didn’t compare to doing it alone. In all his years of life, he never thought he would lose his mind over physical pleasure. It was horrifyingly good, to say the least.

That was despite the fact that he was the one being held. He didn’t have much of an aversion to doing it with a guy. It didn’t mean much to him. He did it because he could and because he had to. Still, he honestly didn’t expect to feel so good about it.

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“Uh…?”

As Minjun marveled at the new experience, he was suddenly caught off guard by a vivid memory from earlier. He wasn’t going to lie, the chills he felt when he did it ran down his spine. At the same time, his body stiffened slightly.

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He flinched as his backside felt hot despite no stimulation. It was so strange, but also stimulating.

“What is this?”

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Eventually, Minjun sat up in his seat. Just thinking about it made his face burn.

“Wah…”

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He was so embarrassed that he laughed.Although he had the mind of a thirty-four-year-old and the body of a twenty-year-old, he did not have a strong sexual desire. Even though he’d had wet dreams before, he’d never been this excited just thinking about them. It was also quite intense and he felt like he needed to do something more.

Without thinking twice, Minjun headed to the bathroom, stripped off his clothes and stepped into a cold shower. The cold water hit his skin and quickly cooled him down. However, his body heated up again as his memories came back to him again.

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Looking down at his half-aroused body in the cold shower, Minjun sighed. It was embarrassing that his body reacted differently than his mind for the first time.

“Maybe it was too provocative.”

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Closing his eyes tightly, he concentrated on the hot pleasure. After his shower, he fell back into bed, feeling exhausted.

“…I’m just twenty years old.”

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Minjun fell asleep while contemplating the effects of his new experience on his body.

***

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It was a Thursday afternoon when Minjun moved into the June Guild’s dormitory.

The move was quick. Guild housing was all-included, so Minjun only had to bring a small amount of luggage. He couldn’t even fill two bags with clothes, shoes, miscellaneous goods, and household necessities big and small. On the contrary, his boxed kitchen utensils and condiments took up more space. Minjun’s packing list was so short that the movers asked him three times if this was all he had.

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The apartment’s remaining furniture and appliances were already included, so there was no need to clean up. Minjun made his way to the guild dormitory feeling relieved.

When he arrived at the scheduled time, he was greeted by the dorm manager. Due to security, all of his luggage was thoroughly checked and he had to be fingerprinted.

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Minjun’s room was on the 11th floor. The dormitory was similar to an apartment with difficult access. Apparently, you had to do your own cleaning and laundry, but they would send someone to take care of it if you requested it. Packages had to be picked up at the management office at the entrance, as did food deliveries.

After receiving a brochure with information about the dormitory, Minjun began to organise his things. Just when he had almost everything in its place, there was a knock on his dorm room door.

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When heI opened the door, thinking it was the janitor, he saw an unexpected person standing there. It was Soohyuk.

“Guild leader?”

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“Are you done moving? I hear you have very little stuff?”

“Yes. I’m almost done.”

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“Let’s go then. Let’s say hello to Team 1.”

Originally, Minjun was supposed to start officially on Monday. However, Minjun’s team, Team 1, had a raid scheduled, so he had to join at short notice. Soohyuk wanted to check out Minjun’s buff skills as soon as possible, so he was thrown into the fray before he had a chance to get acclimated to the guild.

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As for Minjun, he didn’t mind going into an A-Class dungeon on my first day. He didn’t have to do much to prepare for the dungeon raid, as Soohyuk provided all the supplies.

“What time is the entrance to the dungeon?”

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“It’s 7pm. Can I come in?”

“Yes. Come on in.”

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As Minjun stepped back, Soohyuk, who had taken off his shoes, barged into the room. It wasn’t a big deal. But Minjun was embarrassed when he recalled the memory of Soohyuk’s appearance.

It had been two days since they’d seen each other.

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Sighing inwardly, Minjun tried to remain calm. It was times like this that he really missed the locked-in immobility trait. Meanwhile, Soohyuk looked so carefree that he felt a little envious and tearful. He wondered if he would be like that if he had more experience.

“Did you get the pad? It’s got all the schedules on it. Give it to me.”

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“Here.”

Minjun shook off all his thoughts and handed Soohyuk the electronic pad he had placed on the table. The electronic pad he received from the June Guild could only access the guild’s intranet.

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“Guild announcements, team announcements, personal mailboxes. And this is the guild’s used sale bulletin board. The guild hunters asked me to create it, and it’s been very well utilized.”

“Yes.”

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“If you look in your team announcements and personal inbox, you’ll see a dungeon raid schedule. See? Team 1 comments on the announcement saying they saw it. I wrote it.”

True to Soohyuk’s word, there was a post on the team announcement and in his personal inbox about the raid schedule. After leaving a comment on the announcement saying that he’d checked it out, Soohyuk returned the pad to Minjun.

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“I didn’t really prepare anything, I just left it to the guild leader.”

“Don’t worry. It’s all done. Let’s go. Grab your pad.”

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Minjun grabbed his pad and followed Soohyuk. When they got into the elevator, Soohyuk swiped his card and pressed the button for the first floor.

“I usually go underground in my dorm. It’s more convenient when it’s raining. Especially on weekends when I go to the dining hall, it’s easier to go straight from the basement than through the lobby.”

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Soohyuk’s explanation was very kind. To go through the passageway from the basement floor of the dormitory to the basement floor of the guild building, he had to authenticate himself with a key card and fingerprint and pass through security, and the same was true for entering the guild building from the passageway.

“It’s a bit of a hassle, but there are a lot of thieves in the world.”

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“Right.”

Minjun didn’t form a guild like many other S-class hunters, instead working alone. Still, he heard about the difficulties of running a guild.

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Thieves targeting items and magic stones were rampant, and there were also plenty of humans trying to get into guild buildings out of curiosity. As a result, larger guilds tended to be more secure.

“We have a parking lot and a warehouse in the basement, and indoor training rooms and equipment storage, but you have to go in and rent it in person.”

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“Yes.”

“The first floor is the lobby and external cafe and external meeting rooms, the second floor is the staff cafeteria, the third floor is the break room, the fourth through seventh floors are general offices and meeting rooms, the eighth and ninth floors are the data rooms, the tenth floor is the gym and showers, the eleventh floor is the sleeping quarters, the twelfth through fourteenth floors are the raid team offices and meeting rooms, the fifteenth floor is the deputy guild leader and guild leader’s offices, and the small building attached to the side of the building is the November Guild. I’m not saying you need to memorize it all, the average raid team hunter doesn’t come in every day.”

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“I received training yesterday.”

After signing up as a guild hunter yesterday, he had been given a tour of the guild and a brief staff training by Jung Seongwon. The first thing he had learned in the staff training was the guild organization chart.

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As a large guild, the June Guild had many non-hunter employees. The PR team, support team, finance team, building management team, etc. were not much different from regular office workers. Of course, you never knew when a sudden dungeon break would happen, so night and weekend on-call was a must.

No matter how skilled the hunters were, the guild couldn’t run properly without them, so they had to respect each other, said Jung Seongwon, the vice guild leader.

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For the raid team hunters, who were more of an outside job, the commute was flexible. Nine teams alternated between on-call and dungeon raiding, and 24-hour on-call status was the norm unless they were on official vacation.

The November Guild, an affiliate of the June Guild, also occupied the building next door. They weren’t the biggest guilds for nothing.

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“I just need to know where the restaurants are. Oh, I heard you and Jung Seongwon ate at the restaurant yesterday. Was it good?”

“Yes. It was delicious.”

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As he stepped through the tunnel and into the elevator of the guild building, Minjun smiled as he remembered the bear soup he’d had for lunch yesterday. The meaty soup was really delicious. He ate three bowls without looking up. For dessert, oranges and dried persimmons were served.

“Looks like it was really good.”

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Soohyuk pressed the button for the 12th floor. The elevator quickly moved upward. It stopped once on the first floor and once on the second floor, but none of the guild members got on the elevator. When Soohyuk invited them to get on, they declined, saying they were fine.