"The attachments are all done, and the next step left is the debt restructuring."

"I still don't understand it……. At this point it looks better to shake the hands clean and start fresh."

"They aren't ordinary people, are they. Stewards like us only have to move as instructed."

The office of Attorney Kim Gyeongmin's team at Jo and Jang.

Ah Yura and Kim Gyeongmin are spending busy days lately handling the Pacific Fisheries business.

The VIP client Ha Tae-ung instructed them to acquire Pacific Fisheries.

Ah Yura's position on the acquisition of the firm in question is still a negative one.

"There isn't a sound asset in it. The freezer and cold-storage warehouses are every one of them mortgaged to the max. And private lending underneath that……. Haa."

The asset condition of Pacific Fisheries, for which walking through a bankruptcy looks the fitting course.

"He'll have a plan."

"A hundred billion at the least has to be pushed in. At that level……."

"That's pocket-money level."

"Sorry?"

"He's a member of one of the ten great groups. If the bloodline's the real thing they're all holding about that much."

"Ha Tae-ung-nim is outside the count, isn't he."

"Attorney Ah. Do you really believe that?"

"Sorry?"

"There's no knowing how it may turn out. That's the frightening part. Look at the history of Joseon. Even the herd boy cutting grass on Ganghwa Island became king."

"Ah!"

At Attorney Kim Gyeongmin's words a gasp broke out of Ah Yura's mouth.

"That's why a bloodline is frightening. If Attorney Ah were a group's chairman, would you simply leave a bloodline with ability lying about?"

"……."

"The truth is it's a bloodline that can't be denied. And on top of that, if the child who was put out succeeds! What do you think the position is then?"

"Even so……."

"Why Chairman Ha Cheolgon became the business world's cold-blooded man — you don't know the reason, do you?"

"No."

"Because he had no power. That's why he turned poisonous, like a yaksha. Look the personal records up. You'll see."

"……."

The upper-class money-holders' way of reckoning,…