<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/31/4c/43/314c4302524f049854772d287fa93f2f.jpg)</div>The handyman who had brought food had sat down and gorged likewise with a good appetite, appreciative munching in corner of the workshop. But he definitely listened and observed the women from distance, hearing Josephine's words, he nods and replies; "For better and worse, your first venture under the company was a reality check what<em>true</em>adventurer work is about. Including the risks that it may hold for you, she was gold ranked, she was not inexperienced nor naive, and she took a job but it backfired on her and you saw the result of it. If you still desire to be an adventurer after that, then you truly are an adventurer and not someone who plays around being one. Also what defines evil, even in your example, is not always black and white. What if the reason why the wizard was evil was that the world had mistreated him, maybe he wanted to conquer the world as means to remove injustice from ever happening again what it happened to him. Or people, who appear benevolent are nothing more than butchers. Like the blue dragon who rules the Azure City." The man spat on the ground on the forge's floor mentioning the dragon.