Although it did not fit a mercenary's way of thinking, Theresa truly had a good reputation and was worth trusting.
"You're pretty smart."
The white-haired Sarkaz girl walked up to the two mercenaries.
W could tell that these two were the leaders of the mercenary group.
Both were highly capable.
The Sarkaz girl wanted to form a mercenary team of her own.
Alone and unsupported, she could accomplish nothing.
She had let the wolf into the house herself, allowing Zerg to be taken away.
And W could only watch helplessly as Skadi and Kuisaxinna played their absurd game.
What the hell did taking responsibility for Zerg have to do with passing Skadi's test?
Without a doubt, that woman's relationship with Zerg was absolutely not that of a guardian and ward.
The title of guardian was merely one Skadi had bestowed upon herself.
When it came to Zerg, the capable got to keep him.
And W believed she had some ability herself.
"Should I call you W, or do you have another name?"
Ines calmly met the gaze of the white-haired Sarkaz girl before her.
The knife she was idly playing with still bore the codename of the previous W.
"W. That's my new codename."
The cold blade brushed against the female mercenary's cheek.
"Interested in joining my team?"
The Sarkaz girl asked with a smile.
"..."
Ines and Hoederer exchanged a glance.
"Why?"
Hoederer spoke up.
"I believe I have some influence within Babel."
A little green fellow poked its head out from the girl's arms.
Then another little fellow poked its head out from W's coat pocket.
"And these little ones are willing to listen to me."
The Sarkaz girl patted their heads.
She was connected to these little ones as well.
That was why they were willing to