“Chul-Woo, I trusted you, but why were you not giving me enough buffs?” Kim Tae-Geon complained.

His words weren’t a big deal, but all huge issues usually started small.

It was difficult to say that he was targeting Lee Chul-Woo. He just said it to express his disappointment. He also didn’t speak loudly, so he wasn’t really trying to put the blame on someone else or start being political about it.

However, it was obvious why he was suddenly expressing his disappointment.

‘He’s embarrassed.’

It was nothing more than him giving an excuse for his poor performance, and Kim Tae-Geon was actually blushing when he said that. Even I couldn’t help but feel ashamed when I recalled how he was struggling to fight the monster head-on.

Ordinary people might question why that was a problem, and the answer was the fact that epic-ranked players with the skills to match wouldn’t fight like what he had done at all.

He had performed worse than the newbie Park Deok-Gu a long time ago.

I was sure that he was really ashamed, and I was certain that he wanted to hide somewhere. When I saw how he was glancing at me, I became sure that he didn’t want to disappoint me.

‘And he’s doing that by saying that it wasn’t his fault. Men like him are...