Later, Chun Ho-Jin used his advance salary to buy a lot of blank star cards in one go.
He thought that the main reason for the loss when he made the star card, was because of his lack of skill.
Otherwise, with a profit of eight hundred stellar coins for making a start card, and a cost of only fifty stellar coins, it would actually be quite profitable.
As long as he improved his card-making skills and avoided producing defective star cards, he would be able to earn a lot of money from making star cards, wouldn't he?
With this thought in mind, besides working at the Sentinel Healing Center, all of Chun Ho-Jin's free time was spent on practicing making star cards.
He practiced making many star cards in succession, but Chun Ho-Jin didn't dare to calculate the initial expenses and consumption, fearing that if he did, he would be in a dire situation.
Fortunately, after enduring the initial scrapping of various blank star cards, Chun Ho-Jin's recent success rate in making star cards had finally improved.
It wasn't as dismal as before, where only about one out of five-star cards he made would succeed.
However, Chun Ho-Jin wasn't very satisfied with the completed star cards he produced; their quality was far from the star cards he made before.
So, evidently, the stellar coins in Chun Ho-Jin's account disappeared in the blink of an eye again.
He was still hoping that the healing center would increase his salary again next month, but who knew such a thing would happen?
One had to admit, the proposal of this task from the other party really tempted Chun Ho-Jin.
700 stellar coins split between them, he could earn 400 in a day.
Then, the mission with the Hunter Squad would last around 7-10 days.
In other words, by just accompanying them on one mission, he could earn at least 2800 stellar coins!
Moreover, the mission itself was quite simple.
He just changed the subjects from the Sentinels in the healing center to the Sentinels in the Hunter Squad.
If the Sentinels in the Hunter Squad were all fine, then healers like them wouldn't even need to intervene.
With this calculation in mind, it seemed like this mission was not impossible to accept.
So, after careful consideration, the financially struggling Chun Ho-Jin couldn't resist the temptation of money and reluctantly agreed to take on this mission.
"Alright, I'll go with you. Let's stick to what you said earlier, 4 for me, 3 for you. Let me know the specifics of the mission when you have them, I'll need to prepare in advance!"
Meanwhile, at a certain institution in Cheonseong University, a tall guy named Jang Yoo-Jin, was anxiously waiting at the school gate for the delivery assistant to bring him a package.
Inside the package was none other than the combat star card he had ordered on the RedEstelar Network with all his family's assets.
If it weren't for the strict rules of Cheonseong University, where students couldn't leave at will during school, he would have probably received the combat star card a week ago, without having to wait until open day for the delivery company to bring it to him.