Everyone agreed with Sungjin. He was not thinking about the one battle in front of them but looking ahead for upcoming battles. He had the bigger picture in mind.

  “But you said there were two reasons; what’s the second one?”


  “For fun.”


  “What?”


  “We’re fighting an enemy with equal force. I want to defeat them with a different method.” Sungjin smiled with his legs spread.

  Everyone was silent.

  “For…… fun?”


  “Yeah.”


  “Aren’t you being a little careless?”


  At Eustasia’s question, Sunjin answered with his interpretation.

  “No, it’s a levelheaded approach.”


  “When you corner a rat, it will attack even a cat.”


  History was full of leaders who had only focused on the big picture and had failed to see the battle in front of them. Not to mention the fight was against the four priests, each ruling a parish the size of the ally of the four kingdoms.

  “But what cat doesn’t chase a scared rat?” Sungjin was referring to the priests as rats.

  “They aren’t rats.”


  “And my dream isn’t a cat.” When Sungjin answered, Eustasia stepped back.

  “Huh, well……your first reason was good enough.”


  “That sounds more like Sungjin. I like your way of thinking.” Ereka smiled because she knew Sungjin enjoyed his games.

  I’m sure you miss the fun of it, Sungjin.

  She thought it was okay for him to take advantage of the chance before him. Besides, if needed, he would raise up and fight.

  “Let’s start training accordingly. The schedule is tight, so keep up.”


  “Sure!” Rachel, silent until then, raised her hand and answered first.

  Ugh. Another cute reaction.

  Jenna was vexed and shook her tail knife.

  This was the way Sungjin wanted to achieve his victory. Not just to defeat them in the usual way but to use his strongest weapon to win. While his opponents were thoroughly preparing for battle, Sungjin was able to calculate what was going on in the enemy camp. It was clear he made this battle much more difficult to fight, but he laughed.

  We can have fun with this.

  He wanted to outrage them. They had a slightly stronger force, and they would fight hard; but, in the end, they would be defeated by Sungjin. He wanted them to feel the pain the people felt when they were abused by the cult. He wanted them to feel a drop of the pain the mother who had begged to be killed with her baby in her arms had felt.

  But next to him, Eustasia was worried.

  Would it be okay?

  She felt like the difference in force was perhaps bigger than they imagined. But she had no way to stop Sungjin; she would follow his command just like everyone else on the team.