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‘What happened at that time was something that someone among my the Taylor siblings did.’

As Vincent Taylor confirmed, there is no doubt about it.

In such a situation, he has nothing to worry about his siblings as Teressa said that she would take responsibility and make it so that there would be no eyes on him for about a year.

Of course, unexpected threats can suddenly emerge somewhere.

Just like the downtown incident a while ago.

Then, should he move with all these situations in mind?

Of course, that’s right.

However, being cautious and hiding like a coward are completely different things.

‘Just because you have that in mind, you can’t just sit and crouch down inside the room.’

Anyway, Roger has to grow.

The further he goes and the stronger he becomes, the more naturally he will be free from these threats.

‘I can’t help it until then.’

Therefore, the path he chose was to catch more and more people’s eyes.

‘Star disease? Attention seeker? Anything’s good. I need it anyway.’

The more people pay attention, the more careful those who want to pose a threat are.

Since there will be a lot of eyes paying attention to Roger Taylor.

Conversely, the easier that work can be done the more he hides.

‘Now I’m showing myself completely.’

Of course, Roger is already famous.

However, it was Roger Taylor who was famous not Roger.

From now on, he planned to continue to inform about Hunter Roger separately without sticking to the name of Taylors.

As a result, more people pay attention and look at him wherever he is and whatever he does.

The gazes that follow to the inside of the Dungeon.

There will be no inconvenience caused by this.

Therefore, it wasn’t that he didn’t have any trouble choosing, but in conclusion, he thought this was the best.

Lilly also supported Roger’s choice.

That’s why two reporters who can shoot with magic tech drones were called in today, just in time, on the day Goblin’s Boss Monster is respawned.

Although the money was pretty broken by mobilizing expensive manpower personally, it could have a very great effect on promoting Hunter Roger.

Because, as mentioned, Goblin Fortress has a particularly bad level of difficulty among Second Grade Dungeons.

Would it even be called a gateway, a credential for rookies who want to raise their ransom or enter a well-known guild?

If you can’t attack Goblin Fortress alone before Rank D, you can’t even be called Rookie.

Because of this name-value, Roger is solo attacking such a Goblin Fortress today.

For reference, the time when Leo Sarvan attacked Goblin Fortress was when he was Rank E.

‘Time Attack record is 2 hours 28 minutes… How many seconds was it?’

Roger, who recalled the world’s record at the time, smiled strangely.

He doesn’t need to be greedy.

‘Leo was the unprecedent Genius of the century. Even if I’m confident in this attack, it’s unreasonable to keep up with that level.’

Of course, even so, it did not mean that he was not interested in the record at all.

‘Anyway, the faster the running record, the better it would be to attract attention.’

Hunting the monthly respawned Boss Monster is an important task to prevent Dungeon Brake, which is equivalent to natural disasters on Earth, so many people are bound to pay attention.

The first focus of attention, needless to say, is security.

No matter how low level a Dungeon is, the casualties and property damage will inevitably be serious once Monsters are poured out due to Brake.

Therefore, hunting must be successful within a week before the Dungeon Brake occurs after Boss Monster respawn. Therefore, the country, which usually gives priority to the growth of Hunters, actively intervenes and attacks the boss before the fifth day passes when the attack period exceeds four days.

If it was only a fairly general perspective of thinking until the early days of Dungeon Creation, there was one more perspective added in modern times.

Commonly referred to as Dungeon Racing on the Internet.

The so-called record-setting.

A somewhat bizarre view has arisen toward some Dungeons which have become somewhat easier to attack and do not feel threatening because Brake has not occurred for nearly 10 years.

The public now began to pay attention to how quickly and cleverly excellent Hunters Clearing the Boss Monster was and used it to compare them with famous Hunters who have already passed it.

It’s like enjoying a sports event.

Naturally, the elderly who went through the early days of Dungeon Creation, scholars and politicians or Associations who still consider Dungeon a threat, hate this Dungeon Racing very much.

However, as the number of Hunters who use those gazes to make their names known has increased exponentially and even fans supporting them are emerging, there was no other way to rectify the situation.

‘Because a democratic country can’t forcibly prevent Dungeon Racing…’

It was also true that the culture of Dungeon Racing itself felt somewhat absurd from my perspective of Roger.

‘There are several accidents caused by Dungeon Brake…’

Thanks to that, other countries, where the situation occurred, suffer tremendous damage and struggle to overcome the crisis by asking for help from France.

But despite such a crisis, it was also strange that the culture of Dungeon Racing itself did not disappear.

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