I roughly understood Samra’s sanitized wording.
Apparently, CEO Cha was raising absolute hell.
From his perspective, it must have been absurd.
We had reached an agreement and even completed the contract, only for a meteorite to strike me and drag me into a Trial without warning.
It was a new Trial about which no information had been gathered.
I had entered without knowing whether it was One-Star or Six-Star, and even whether I would survive was uncertain.
CEO Cha had attacked the Trial Response Agency solely to obtain me and paid an enormous amount in damages.
Yet now I might die without proving useful in the slightest.
CEO Cha would want to enter the Trial himself if necessary to pull me out.
‘And while he’s at it, he’ll want to see how I clear Trials and assess my usefulness.’
With several motives combined, he appeared to be insisting upon entering the Trial I now occupied.
The Trial Response Agency would not want to put Je Hyuno and CEO Cha into the same Trial only three days after they had fought while destroying buildings.
But stopping CEO Cha would likely prove difficult.
Je Hyuno was not one to yield either, so both of them entering TCX together was effectively settled.
In the Trial’s time, they would probably arrive around tomorrow.
I asked another question.
“Um, Samra. Is Captain Mo… still…
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