‘Wow, thanks, Hee-Young.’

Her speech almost made me cry.

Her impassioned speech while on the verge of crying made me wonder if she was the same Sun Hee-Young I[1] knew. She had a strange side, but she was usually withdrawn, so that side of hers truly caught me off guard.

‘Her current personality and her personality in her past life aren’t that different from each other. I’m not that sad, so you can stop now. You’ll make Hee-Ra noona mad.’

Objectively speaking, I completely agreed with Cha Hee-Ra’s decision because if she had let her emotions control her and made the troops push forward, they would have been annihilated.

A tactical retreat to recover and plan the next course of action was the best course of action Cha Hee-Ra could have taken. It was also what I wanted her to do, and it was the most reasonable decision back then.

Therefore, it wasn’t strange that Cha Hee-Ra pressed the execute button to retreat.

In addition, it wasn’t a situation where one could find fault with others.

Cha Hee-Ra had always been the type of person to let her emotions take over her, but she had chosen a rational approach for some reason, so...