Walker carried out his mission swiftly and precisely. Although he looked pathetic when I was beating him up, his stealth ability was truly good enough to trick an SS ranker. In just two days, he brought us all of the data Brightman had on Hwaya.

“I destroyed or burned everything that I couldn’t bring. There isn’t even a single word or photo left of you,” Walker assured us. Since neither the contract nor his personality made it likely that he’d lie, Hwaya quickly burned everything in front of her and nodded.

“Alright, good.”

He continued, “But he will definitely find out I was the one who did it. Simply put, I just burned the bridge connecting us.”

I smiled. “Good, Walker. You can now stay in the dungeon until I’m done with my business here. You can come with me when I go back to Korea.”

He gave me a look. “…Even if I use my stealth ability, Brightman will find out if I leave the country with you. He’s watching you closely. You already know that, right?”

“There won’t be any problem…Don’t worry. I don’t want him to discover my identity either. He doesn’t know how I came here, right?” I asked.

Walker snorted. “No one here knew you were coming until you arrived at Windermere. Mastiford was thorough in hiding her tracks.”

“Hee hee, it wasn’t much.”

Hwaya smiled proudly. Since Hwaya was an SS ranker, it wasn’t weird that she had allies that could hide things from Brightman.

I grinned. “It’s fine. When I go back, I’ll be using my own method. You can come with me then, Walker.”

Walker narrowed his eyes. “Your method, huh…? You...