“Stop crying, you pig,” I said.

“W-Who’s crying?” Park Deok-Gu responded.

The dagger might have stabbed me because he spaced out, but the outcome wasn’t that bad. Of course, I couldn’t deny the fact that I almost died this time. The more I thought about it, the more absurd I found the situation because I almost died in the most pathetic way possible.

Based on my script, Park Deok-Gu was supposed to block Kim Jae-Jun before his attack reached me and before Jung Ha-Yan screamed, she had to put her mana into the healing ring.

I got to the point where I lost so much blood that I was close to fainting, so I would consider myself lucky this time.

It was the moment when I realized that even the smallest element could ruin my calculations. I also realized that I shouldn’t gamble carelessly.

‘Although gambling is necessary when needed…’

I realized that I needed to prepare more thoroughly before gambling.

It was unfortunate, but there was nothing I could do and I even started panicking at the climax of the unexpected event just now. Of course, I expected the naive Park Deok-Gu and the fainthearted Jung Ha-Yan to react in that way.

Still, I probably should be thankful that the situation ended...