"W.. what, my soul will....."
The Tower Manager stepped back, putting some distance between herself and the shaft she had just been playing with.
"Yeah... Every soul has a contract with the universe. And you... you run the risk of losing that contract. Your soul could disappear, be forgotten," said the Tower Manager.
Nathan let out a sigh.He had no choice.
Even now, he could barely move because of the chains.
He slowly opened his mouth. "Then... with White Null, the WN Shop... Do you think I can help humans?"
The Tower Manager nodded.
"How... how will hunters notice my goods? How will they get interested? I’m just setting prices and listing items. How will they even find it? How can I make them want to buy?"
This time, The First Legendary Dick Master asked seriously — his once-dull eyes sharpening, forgetting the fact that his cock had just been used as a toy.
"By imitating the behavior of your kind!" the Tower Manager answered.
"Wha... what? The behavior of my kind?" Nathan frowned.
"By making fake reviews, shshh..."
The Tower Manager chuckled, her shoulders trembling as if something inside her was about to explode.
"Fake reviews?" Nathan fell silent.
"Yeah... yeah HAHAHAHHAHAHHA...."
The Tower Manager laughed, her elbows planted against her waist, her arms spread wide open, her head thrown back toward the sky, her black lips wide open.
"Shit... ahahahahha..."
Her voice slowly stabilized, her right hand covering her forehead along her brow line.
"Funny? Hahhahaha..."
She laughed again, her left index finger pointing straight at Nathan.
"Of course — the behavior of your kind!"
Before Nathan could ask again, the Tower Manager burst into laughter.
"AHHAHAHHAHAHAHA.... Your kind is so funny, praising each other’s goods even though they’re selling almost the exact same things, HAHAHAHAHHAHA..."
The Tower Manager bent over, crossing her arms and clutching her stomach.
"AHHAH... AHHAHAHAHAHHA...."
She stood up and kept laughing, her chest bouncing like a vanilla volcano eruption.
"Stop laughing. It’s not funny at all," Nathan said firmly.
"What? Not funny? Not only funny — it’s the perfect word, Hhhahahahaha...." Tears welled up in the Tower Manager’s eyes from how hard she was laughing.
"You know? How ridiculous your kind is — just for the sake of hypocritical support, they say positive things about goods they haven’t even used or consumed at all."
Nathan flinched — the woman who once looked graceful now appeared like a maniac.
"That’s not funny, you’re insulting human solidarity!" Nathan answered.
"Solidarity? You call that hypocritical support solidarity!? Ahhahahahha..." She laughed even harder.
"Stop laughing, you crazy woman!" Nathan shivered slightly.
"Sorry, I just remembered something even funnier... Bahahha... Bhhmmm... Bwah... Hahahhahahaha..." She burst into even louder laughter.
Nathan felt uncomfortable.
Crazy ass woman. he muttered internally.
"Hhmm..." The Tower Manager stopped laughing and stared at Nathan with wide-open eyes.
"Aren’t you curious about what’s even funnier than that?" her voice returned to calm.
Nathan tried not to ask.
"Hmmmm?" The Tower Manager leaned her head forward, tilting it, teasing Nathan to ask.
"Fine, tell me what’s funnier!" Nathan said, irritated.
"They... hehehwh.... They..." The Tower Manager grabbed her jaw, then laughed even harder than before.
"TwhyahahahahhahHHhahahahahah...."
"Haha..." Her laughter gradually slowed.
"They whine... they accuse the tower of being controlled by an evil being! Rather than... Pffffft... ahahhahaha..."
"Tch... Crazy woman!"
Nathan stared at the Tower Manager, who was laughing once again.
"I apologize... They’re just too funny. Instead of making better goods and fulfilling market needs, pffft... they whine because their goods don’t sell, ahahhahaha... SO STUPID," the Tower Manager said firmly, finally starting to calm down.
"In short, they are incredibly stupid... always blaming things they don’t understand. They think they’re smart, they think they understand the system, they think the system is treating them unfairly, ahhahaha... and do you remember?" the Tower Manager asked.
"This feature is still brand new — and they’re already whining and whining rather than thinking! Stupid creatures! Just a few weeks, and they already feel like they’re being wronged by the system."
"Weeks?" Nathan’s eyes widened. "You mean days, right?"
"No, weeks!" the Tower Manager said firmly.
"Time flows differently on this floor. On the 100th floor, it might feel like only a few hours, but outside — or on the lower floors — a whole day could have already passed!"
Nathan let out a sigh, accepting the difference in time there.
Even so, something still bothered him.
"By.... copying them, aren’t you just the same?" Nathan asked, still trying to defend the behavior of his kind.
"Tch... Human, I’m doing this not for ordinary profit. The WN Shop will be useful — it won’t sell worthless goods," the Tower Manager said firmly, her laughter finally fading.
The Tower Manager opened her mouth again.
"I can’t stand watching their stupidity —refusing to innovate, blaming the system because they’re incapable of creating something with good quality. And always whining for justice, acting like they’ve worked so hard! When in reality, the things they create are worthless!"
The atmosphere fell silent after the Tower Manager finished her sentence.
Nathan was still in shock at what he had witnessed.
"Well... in short, just follow what the system tells you. Your life will be better than most hunters — even if you’re trapped!" the Tower Manager said.
Nathan could only stare at the Tower Manager.
"Alright then, see you. I really enjoyed talking with you. At least I got to vent my frustration on you, ahahha..."
The Tower Manager raised her hand, drawing another long black line.
Her white hand slipped back into the gap, pulling it open — and disappearing inside.
The panels that had released the chains pulled them back, freeing Nathan’s body.
The sound of shattering glass echoed.
The environment around Nathan, which had turned gray, regained its color.
Everything turned bright again.
Domina and Livia started moving once more.
They looked up at the sky, their tears evaporating quickly into the air and disappearing.
Domina and Livia returned to their cheerful selves.
"Hey... looks like it’s time for a bath!!" Livia said as she stood up.
"Yeah ahahha... I also feel like cleaning myself after that little game earlier,"
Domina said, standing up as well.
A vibrating sound echoed behind Nathan.
Domina smiled as Nathan turned toward the source of the vibration.
Domina jumped up and cheerfully shouted,