Chapter 24 – Oop Oop (2)

Originally, Henry’s plan was such.

Before meeting the mages, there had been nothing special, but immediately after that, he had planned to graduate from the academy ‘normally’ if possible.

Of course, normal referred to the speed and level of attention.

Not drawing excessive attention, and just being treated as a moderately ‘outstanding’ trainee.

Additionally, graduating at a similar time to others, with just slightly better grades.

It was a plan born from the thought that only then could he avoid being targeted when returning to the Camilton Viscount family later.

But now,

Henry felt the need to modify the plan he had set in his heart by a wide margin.

‘As quickly as possible. At an overwhelming speed. I must become strong enough to withstand any opposition even if they try to keep me in check.’

The new viewer who suddenly appeared yesterday.

The mage named Oop Oop had, in effect, presented Henry with choices.

Whether to achieve overwhelming results and receive overwhelming support accordingly,

or to receive mediocre support for mediocre results.

For now, based on what he had seen yesterday, Oop Oop’s financial power was certain.

He had also confirmed that they intended to sponsor Henry.

But there was a price for that.

‘Must show sufficient results. If so, they said they would provide support worthy of it. That will surely be larger than what I expect.’

The amount poured in after appearing out of nowhere was a whopping 400,000 won.

With that kind of financial power, once they were ‘satisfied,’ he could expect something even greater.

‘Moreover, the flow had changed as well. Sponsorships followed one after another as if competing with each other.’

Of course, the amounts did not match that.

However, the atmosphere created by Oop Oop had the power to make even other mages join the sponsorship parade.

‘But if I fail to perform properly… it will be like kicking away the opportunity.’

Oop Oop had certainly extended an opportunity.

That he didn’t have to do anything in particular, and they would still steadily hand over sponsorship money.

However, Henry had brushed off that goodwill.

Promising to do something and receive what was fitting for it.

‘…Actually, if I can’t do anything even in such an environment, I don’t deserve to receive it. At any rate, I must do my best.’

[M: Make sure to catch them, Sir Knight!! Absolutely!!]

[M: It’s proof that you’ve entered the orbit. Broadcasts enter the safe zone only when there are big spenders like that. Of course, you can make video revenue without them, but in your case, Sir Knight, you started live broadcasting first.]

Even the managers reacted passionately to the existence of the mage named Oop Oop.

Naturally, in the priorities of Henry’s mind, the mage named Oop Oop rose to the highest position.

And Oop Oop

presented Henry with his first goal.