"It's over, then."0

After muttering that simple line, Wiggins coolly turned around to leave.0

The situation on the cruise ship's deck had already been wrapped up, and Wiggins' help was no longer necessary. Then again, the fate of this place had been set in stone once Kang Jin-Ho decided to come here personally.0

Even then, Wiggins still stuck close to Kang Jin-Ho's side because the world was ripe with all sorts of remarkable and unexpected developments.0

Strength was supposed to trump everything, but a top-tier expert would still get baffled and flustered after encountering something unfamiliar for the first time. And no one could guarantee such a thing would never happen to Kang Jin-Ho.0

Wiggins was an expert in dealing with such unexpected situations. As a user of magic, his ability to adapt and respond was far superior than other martial artists. However, with the situation reaching this point, it seemed his help was no longer needed here.0

'They have been surprisingly foolish.'0

That was the impression Wiggins got. If he had been in charge of the planning, Wiggins would've undoubtedly included a group of sorcerers unique to Japan in his army. Doing so would have created variables, and such variables always played a major factor in a war.0

The Japanese not even bothering to create any sort of variable had pretty much doomed their invasion from the get-go.0

"I can't tell whether the Japanese had been foolish or…"0

Wiggins stopped muttering, then sneaked a quick glance behind...0