Going Out to Broaden Their Horizons

Krauser wanted to grow stronger. Mordred was clearly far stronger than an ordinary human, and he wanted to know whether he could become as strong as her.

He would not have thought this way before. He might even have believed that she was not an ordinary person to begin with, and that such strength could not simply be made widespread.

But Leon was a living example who made him realize that ordinary people like them also had a chance to become extraordinary—Leon was an ordinary person too, but he had encountered some remarkable people back then and grown stronger because of them.

Mordred's answer was certain, and Krauser immediately made his decision: he would follow Mordred.

As for whether she was King Arthur's heir or not, he did not care whether it was true. As long as he could get what he wanted, that was enough.

The others were not as single-mindedly obsessed with becoming stronger as Krauser, but after learning that this was the reward they could receive, no one voiced any objection.

Mordred had already promised that she would not shortchange them materially, which meant they would not need to worry about money.

If Mordred truly had a vast empire waiting for her to inherit, then none of them would need to worry about money either.

Even if she was lying, with the strength she had displayed, making money would not be difficult—especially with a rising Pharmaceutical Company behind her. It certainly would not lack the money to pay them for risking their lives.

More importantly, they would be setting foot on a miraculous path from now on. If they could become stronger, then even if they earned nothing here, they would gain more capital to make a fortune elsewhere.

No matter how they looked at it, they