“Are you enjoying the trip?” Lee Ki-Young asked.

“Bastard…” I[1] cursed.

“You’ll make me sad if you curse at me like that. I did compromise many things for you. Despite being betrayed, don’t the prisoners look fine? If I really were a psychopathic scum, then the prisoners would have long been buried alive. We wouldn’t have taken them to the battlefield with us,” he said.

“...”

“Didn’t I tell you that you’ll play a big part in the side of light as well? Ah! Obviously, your role won’t end here. I managed to convince you to work for the light, so it would be a waste to end things here. You’ll continue working hard for us moving forward, so I hope you’re prepared,” he warned.

“You’re making a mistake if you think the commander will be swayed,” I told him.

“Is there a reason for him not to be swayed? He’s human, not a god. Even gods get backstabbed as well, you know? Of course, I’m not an exception to that. Even smart people could make the wrong choice. Like what you did.” He pointed out.

“I don’t want to hear you speak,” I said.

“You can easily make a mistake by trusting the other person. It’s like when a successful businessman gets backstabbed by a close friend...