After Seo Jun-Ho went back, the four Heroes and Cha Si-Eun remained in the strategy meeting tent, and a heavy air settled between them.

“Okay.” Skaya clapped her hands together, trying to forcefully uplift the mood. “Let’s begin our first ‘How do we fix that idiot?’ meeting.”

Rahmadat raised his hand first.

“You’re making me nervous, raising your hand and all. What is it?” Skaya asked.

“You know how Koreans have that saying about how pain is the best teacher?”

“So you’re suggesting that we beat Jun-Ho up?”

“Wouldn’t he wake up if we did that?”

Aside from Rahmadat, everyone shook their heads.

“Okay, no one agrees, right? Rejected! Does anyone have a better idea?” Skaya asked.

“...Coincidentally, I read a good book a while ago that should help in a situation like this,” Gilberto said confidently.

“What did it say?”

“It said that the best thing to do when someone is led astray is to list all their mistakes one by one and to make them realize their own mistakes. Moreover, it said that violence isn’t a very good method.”

“Were you reading parenting books again?”

“...Why does that matter?”

Aside from Gilberto, everyone shook their heads.

“Does no one have a better proposal?”

“...!”

Everyone whipped their heads around when they heard a voice coming from the supposedly empty seat next to them. A little girl...