“So…” Lee Jun-Kyeong laughed at Ungnyeo as he asked, “Are you planning on playing the villain?”0

“Yes,” Ungnyeo calmly answered. She thought that it would be necessary to have a villain, whether it be now or in the future as well.0

Although they still had external enemies like Odin, she thought that it was still necessary to have someone to serve as an object for people’s rage through harsh decisions on the inside as well, bringing people together against a common foe.0

“I’ve already been receiving hate.” She took a moment to swallow before she continued, “Many people have been saying that their families had died because of me. So…”0

“You plan on playing the villain?”0

“Yes. And you have to continue being everyone’s Hero as well.” There was conviction in her gaze. “I believe that when all of this is over, they’ll need someone to guide them. And…”0

“You think that’s me?” Lee Jun-Kyeong asked.0

“Yes.” Ungnyeo lowered her head as if ready to accept any reprimands as she responded, “I can afford to become the villain in order to make you a Hero.”0

“...”0

“I want you to be the one to lead everyone,” she said.0

Although she had finished speaking, Lee Jun-Kyeong didn’t answer.0

“...”0

Instead, his brow just furrowed in anger. Finally, he opened his mouth. “Are you saying that my opinion doesn’t matter?”0

“Well…?”0

“I have no desire to lead people. Politicians or whatever will probably handle that.”0

“But…!” Ungnyeo interrupted...0