GM Ch50

An item that lets you sleep comfortably for six hours.

Usually, items that boosted attack power or had powerful skills were the most popular. But that didn’t mean this item wasn’t valuable. If the scroll were put up for auction right now, there would be plenty of people who’d want it. Many hunters suffered from insomnia. For instance, Choi Yohan, the leader of Team 1, and Choi Jaehoon, a team member, both struggled with it. These two cautious men had been taking tranquilizers since becoming hunters because they couldn’t sleep deeply.

In fact, Soohyuk had never had trouble sleeping. In the eight years since he became a hunter, he had often stayed up for days on purpose, but he always slept well. The only reason he tossed and turned that night was because of Minjun. So he couldn’t say it was a misunderstanding.

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Still, he felt good knowing Minjun was worried about him.

“You’re having trouble sleeping?”

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Jung Seongwon, who had gotten up before Minjun, was still in the guild leader’s office. He closed the door again and asked cautiously.

Insomnia was a common ailment among hunters. It was also a precursor to nervous breakdowns, so it was natural for Jung Seongwon to be concerned. Even among S-class hunters, there were those who took medication.

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This time, Soohyuk explained properly.

“No, it’s a misunderstanding.”

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“Then what was Hunter Kim Minjun talking about?”

“There’s something like that. I’m fine. I sleep better than you do, hyung.”

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“If you have any problems, tell me right away. Not being able to sleep is serious.”

Jung Seongwon nagged as if it were the most natural thing in the world. Since it was a regular occurrence, Soohyuk let it go in one ear and out the other.

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“I’m going to see Guild Leader Choi.”

“Huh? Why? Oh, to mass-produce it? He said it was called the Scroll of Sweet Dreams, right? It’s an item related to sleep?”

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“Yeah, something like that.”

“There are quite a few hunters with sleep disorders, so if we mass-produce it, it’ll sell well.”

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Leaving the guild leader’s office, Soohyuk parted ways with Seongwon and went to find Choi Jongsoo, the guild leader of the November Guild. Choi Jongsoo, a man in his mid-forties, was lounging in the break room, half-reclined and drinking coffee. He was tall but very thin, with sparse stubble on his gaunt cheeks and chin.

“Take this.”

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“Oh. What’s this? Scroll of Sweet Dreams? Huh? Wow! I’ve never seen one before! Are you giving this to me?”

“No, I can’t. It’s a gift. Can you analyze it?”

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“Of course, Guild leader.”

Even among crafting hunters, the tasks they could perform varied greatly depending on their specific skills. Forging weapons and brewing potions were entirely different abilities.

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Choi Jongsoo’s ability was very special. He had the skill to analyze complete items from dungeons. He could figure out what materials and combinations were needed to create an item.

Of course, there were parts that even Choi Jongsoo’s ability couldn’t fully decipher, and sometimes the materials themselves were unobtainable. Still, he managed to create the closest magical tools to the originals. Naturally, these replicas had lower stats than the complete items, but even lower-tier versions of key items were valuable.

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Holding the scroll and concentrating for a moment, Choi Jongsoo furrowed his brow.

“This is tricky…”

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“Is it difficult?”

“There are a few ingredients I don’t recognize. But I can still make it probably. No, I will make it. Sleeping soundly for six hours without waking up—this is a real jackpot, you know?”

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“I know. Now, give it back.”

Soohyuk smoothly took the scroll from Choi Jongsoo’s hand. The latter flailed his hands in surprise. The man also suffered from insomnia. He often overworked himself with late-night shifts and all-nighters, only to crash into a deep sleep afterward. As the scroll left his hand, he slumped his shoulders like a raccoon washing cotton candy in water.

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“It’s a gift, so I can’t.”

“Alright, I understand.”

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Soohyuk, who had no intention of giving away the gift he received from Minjun, left the break room after thanking Choi Jongsoo for his effort. Hewas about to return to the guild leader’s office but changed his mind. It was only natural to reciprocate a gift.

Pondering what to give Minjun, Soohyuk got into the elevator.

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***

Choi Euiseong returned home the day after the Amethyst Dungeon raid ended.

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The S-class dungeon managed by the Winter Guild was filled with purple ores. Known as the Amethyst Dungeon, it was famous for its high difficulty. In proportion to its difficulty, it had many rare dungeon items, which the Winter Guild managed meticulously.

The raid, which lasted over ten days, ended without any incidents. Some people were injured, but they healed completely with potions. After spending a night at the guild and writing his report, Choi Euiseong finally returned home in the afternoon.

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“Ice cream. Oh, ice cream.”

Choi Euiseong took a large tub of ice cream from the fridge and headed straight to his bed. Watching his backlog of dramas while lying in bed was his way of relieving stress. With light steps, he entered his bedroom on the second floor and stopped dead in his tracks.

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The bedroom’s color scheme was black and gray. But on the black pillow lay a white envelope, neatly placed.

Instinctively, he expanded his senses, but he felt nothing unusual except for the hunters standing guard. There was no sense of danger. Still, instead of taking any risks, he called the deputy guild leader.

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“Don’t hang up. If I don’t respond for more than 30 seconds, send someone to my house.”

“Guild leader? What’s going on?”

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“I don’t know.”

“Excuse me?”

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“Just a moment.”

Keeping his phone on, Choi Euiseong set the ice cream tub aside and picked up the envelope. As expected, nothing happened. He pulled out the letter from the slightly folded envelope and began to read. His body stiffened.

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The letter started with “To Euiseong,” and it was from Kim Minjun. The absurdity of it made him mutter to himself.

“What the…?”

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“Guild leader?”

“It’s fine. There’s no problem. I’m okay. I overreacted. If you’re still worried, call me later. I’m hanging up.”

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After ending the call with a random excuse, Choi Euiseong took a deep breath to calm his dizziness. He knew Minjun was alive, but he never imagined he would contact him like this.

The contents of the letter were quite shocking. It described how he had fought the Hydra to a standstill and, upon waking up, found that a considerable amount of time had passed. His body was injured, and his powers were sealed, rendering him unable to use them properly, forcing him into hiding. He sighed at this part. When Minjun mentioned retiring to live as a recluse, he just laughed.

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But the information about the recent rampages of hunters was truly astonishing. The letter detailed the cause, how to identify it, and even how to resolve it.

The contents were so outlandish that he briefly wondered if it was a fake letter. However, to prove his identity, Kim Minjun listed five secrets only the two of them knew, including an embarrassing incident Choi Euiseong had experienced in a dungeon.

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“My goodness, hyung…”

The memories of the past made Choi Euiseong groan involuntarily. The person who sent the letter was indeed the Kim Minjun he knew.

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At the end of the letter, Minjun earnestly requested that Euiseong not tell anyone he was alive and not to look for him. The part about not wanting to show his weakened state left Euiseong feeling conflicted. Despite this, Choi Uiseong couldn’t give up on finding him. He wanted to respect his wish to remain unseen, but he couldn’t suppress his desire to see him.

“But what do I do about this…?”

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Minjun’s request to stop the hunters’ rampages was quite tricky. If he suddenly claimed to know the cause and solution, people would find it suspicious.

“I’m not good at this kind of thing. Hmm, I should find him first.”

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After a brief moment of contemplation, Choi Euiseong came to a simple conclusion. Judging by the letter, even Minjun didn’t seem entirely sure. It would be better to find him first and then verify everything.

As long as he could get his blood and hair from Soohyuk, finding him wouldn’t take long.

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“Hyung, I won’t let you off easy.”

Choi Euiseong smiled brightly as he looked at the letter again. He was overjoyed to learn that Minjun was alive, even in this manner.

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***

“Hmm?”

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At the same time, Minjun was sitting in the dormitory lounge, watching through a wind spirit as Choi Euiseong read the letter. It was strange to see his expressions change constantly and then smile meaningfully while saying he wouldn’t let it go.

“Hey, why won’t he let it go? And why does he want to find me first? Just spread the information!”

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Minjun shouted at Euiseong, who couldn’t hear him. He wanted to grab the guy by the collar for spitting out the solution he had spoon-fed him. No matter how hard Choi Euiseong tried, he wouldn’t be able to find him. So, he should focus on solving the Whispering Poison issue instead of looking for him.

“It would be suspicious to rush him.”

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Minjun decided to send another letter in about a month. Just then, Soohyuk called, and Minjun dismissed the wind spirit and picked up his phone.