“So what were you doing?”
Gio answered Yoo Seongwoon’s question.
“We were sharing opinions on how I should act wisely.”
“It didn’t particularly look as though you were engaged in such wholesome activity.”
Look. Juhyeon had already been drained of all strength and lay sprawled across the sofa. For the upstanding Juhyeon, who had not yet adapted to the thought processes of Mysteries, the time spent between two Evil Gods appeared to have been exceedingly arduous.
Yoo Seongwoon took a seat at the table in Juhyeon’s place.
“So to summarize….”
Argio, who had long been known as an Evil God, wanted to know how he could become friends with the residents of the Animal Kingdom.
“Is that right?”
“It is.”
Gio nodded.
“With the wolves, I felt no sense of danger at all. I assumed Gargal feared me because my friend was rather cowardly.”
“That friend must feel truly wronged….”
“Yes. My assessment was mistaken. It was not that Gargal was a coward. The wolves were simply exceptionally tough. Because they acknowledged my existence so readily, I became arrogant about my social skills….”
“And the result was the foxes’ terror?”
“Had I known, I would have hidden myself completely from the beginning.”
Despite his words, both Yoo Seongwoon and Gio knew he would never have made that choice. In effect, this was less regret than a simple lament.
“Hmm….”
Yoo Seongwoon’s eyes wandered.
“What about feeding them? That’s your signature move.”
“O spirits of heaven and…