“Mmhm. I got it,” said Skaya after Seo Jun-Ho’s three-minute-long summary.

“Jun-Ho. What do you think was the reason for our failure?”

“The red fog,” Seo Jun-Ho answered immediately.

If it hadn’t been for the red fog, things wouldn’t have turned out the way they did.

“The red fog quickly drained the werewolves’ Lunar Force, and it increased the number of enemies as well.”

The sharp increase in the number of enemies caught the Players off guard.

“We had to save the citizens of Trium and protect the werewolves while killing the enemies at the same time. It was chaotic.”

“Hm, I’m sorry. I kind of feel bad,” Arnold said awkwardly as he scratched his beard.

The werewolves seemed to have become nothing more than a nuisance judging from Seo Jun-Ho’s words.

“Oh, by the way. What time did you say the red fog covered the sky?”

“It should happen in twenty-one minutes…”

“Twenty-one minutes… twenty-one minutes, huh? Our schedule is tight, then.”

Skaya pursed her lips. It was a habit that she often showed whenever she was in deep contemplation.

“All right. We don’t have much time left, so listen carefully.” Commander Skaya came to a conclusion and said, “This plan can only be executed once.”

“Why?” Seo Jun-Ho asked.

“Tepes will immediately stop us from using this plan again, even if your memories remain intact despite going back in time.”

This plan would be rendered useless once Tepes learned that Seo Jun-Ho’s memories would remain intact even after he had turned back time.

Skaya swept her gaze across everyone before continuing.

***

It was finally 6:12 AM.

Tepes closed his pocket watch and got up.

He relieved his anxiety by walking around...