“With what?” “As you know, I am a member of the Unix Group.” There it is. I was wondering when he’d bring that up. Unix was one of South Korea’s leading conglomerates. It was a household name in Korea, of course, but its reputation as a global enterprise was solid worldwide. A true corporate behemoth with interests in every industry, it had recently extended its reach into the hunter market. It currently owned the second-largest hunter guild in Korea, and Jeong Seojin was the third son of the Unix Group’s chairman.