I Became a Raid Boss

Fortunately, Yuki forgave me with a heart as vast as the ocean.

“…Is this how I should say it?”

“Yeah.”

When I asked cautiously, Yuki gave me a thumbs up.

“This isn’t even close to the level of bowing down to receive a greeting, though?”

“Don’t slander Yuki. Yuki is such a good person.”

“Mhm.”

“…You’ve never said anything like that to me!”

Da-eun voiced her frustration.

It wasn’t unusual for Da-eun to go on a rampage, but this time it seemed like there was more sincerity mixed in.

Usually, it was about 30% sincerity and 70% playfulness when she spoke, but this time it felt like the ratio had flipped.

“That sandbag, I’ll pay as much as I need! So please talk to me kindly...!”

Da-eun shouted as though she was about to open her wallet right there.

She was saying she’d pay for the swordsmanship lesson, but why was she insisting on giving money?

I couldn’t understand Da-eun at times.

Actually, pretty often.

I turned my back to Da-eun, who was struggling.

“Are you really sure you don’t want it?”

“It’s not like I’m desperate for money. If you obsess over the little things, you’ll lose something big.”

“Is that why you made me say that?”

That whole “heart as vast as the ocean” thing she said earlier.

Yuki shrugged her shoulders in response.

“That’s the minimum compensation. I can’t just take everything without giving something back.”@@novelbin@@

“Is this really compensation?”

“Kana’s compliments are rare. They’re worth that much.”