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This lighthearted power-up sequence is contrasted with the introduction of a new antagonist, the president of the Daehan Guild, referred to comically as \"Kim Sajang.\" His plot to monopolize the hunter supply market is immediately identified by readers as futile, given Mo Ah's unique looting ability allows her to mass-produce items and single-handedly dominate the market. The chapter also escalates the emotional stakes by showing Mo Ah's mother, who believes her daughter is dead, being harassed while protesting peacefully, sparking outrage and protective sentiment among the audience. 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