"Don't leave yet," Netero said. "Take care of some Hunter Association business while you're here."
Odin rubbed his brow. "I really don't want to be chairman. Besides, I've already gotten what I came for."
He paused, then grinned. "Which means I can resign right now."
"Ho ho ho, try it for a few days first," Netero said. "Then you'll realize being chairman is actually quite nice."
"Nice for you. You wouldn't have to retire," Odin said, casting Netero a glance.
With that, he paid Netero no further attention and headed outside with Ponzu.
"Ho ho ho~" Netero chuckled without stopping them.
After Odin and Ponzu left, he headed out as well.
Outside the door, Netero found an anxious Beans.
"Chairman," Beans said anxiously to Netero. "Mr. Netero, the chairman doesn't intend to take the position. What are we going to do?"
Netero chuckled. "No rush. Tidy this place up. He'll be back."
With that, he headed toward the elevators under Beans's helpless, anxious gaze.
After a few steps, Netero looked back and asked, "By the way, did that boy ask you for anything?"
"Mr. Netero, I can't disclose the chairman's activities at will. Please understand," Beans said seriously.
Seeing Beans's response, Netero smiled in satisfaction.
Then he left.
By then, Odin had already taken Ponzu down to the ground-floor lobby.
People were still moving through the lobby. When they saw Odin, some stopped, some nodded in greeting, and others whispered among themselves.
Odin ignored them and walked out of the building.
The sunlight shone down, a little dazzling.
The two returned to the inn, went upstairs, and entered their room.
Odin sat in the chair by the window, took out the coin, and turned it over and over in his hand.
"So that's currency from that Dark Continent place? How