“What’s… going to happen now, unni?” I[1] asked.0

“I-I’m not sure,” Benigoa responded.0

“You do know that the situation is too serious to give that kind of answer, right? Shouldn’t we withdraw while we have the chance? It’s kind of late, but if we report it to the higher-ups, we can still fix this,” I suggested.0

“I trust Lee Ki-Young,” Benigoa said.0

“That bastard is mentally ill! He’s just a psychopath! Fixing this now and contacting the God of Sunset separately is the most reasonable thing to do here. The continent is doomed at this rate.0

"I mean, just look at the God of Sunset right now? Do you really think he looks friendly to us right now? We have to contact him and explain our situation first. We have to tell him that this isn't our fault…” I told her.0

“...”0

“We have to tell him that before he destroys the continent, comes up here, and swings his sword at us!” I shouted.0

“Listen to me, Lauren!” Benigoa yelled.0

“Unni… what I mean is…” I paused.0

I had to close my eyes. When I opened my eyes moments later, I saw him smiling.0

‘That psychopathic bastard.’0

I had no idea what Lee Ki-Young was thinking, and my blood started boiling at the thought that he had tricked my innocent Benigoa unni.0

‘The continent is really going to get destroyed at this...0