Interlude: The Reader Dreams of a Tin Can (4)

If one had to name the safest place in the Imperial capital, Kim Yul’s mansion would unquestionably be the number-one choice.

That was why he had brought Chloe here, despite the problematic possibility that another monster might attack, or that the enraged remnants of the black mages might come seeking revenge.

The reason it could boast security as impregnable as a dragon’s lair.

“Huh? What happened, Kim Yul! You said there was a barrier outside, but why do you look like that? Are you hurt?”

The reason was that the dragon (in the flesh) was still enjoying cyber labor in ‘Animal Forest,’ ensnared in the schemes of the wicked Nook and the fox girl while working off her debt.

After personally giving Kim Yul’s condition a cursory once-over with a sidelong glance.

“Hmm, your hands and arms seem fine!”

She officially declared that there was no impediment whatsoever to writing or playing musical instruments.

Immediately afterward, Kim Yul’s head creaked back toward the extra-large wall-mounted TV he had hauled out of the laboratory, returning to the game screen.

He had taken the very posture of a model gamer...