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    ‘Seriously? They actually hunted separately?’

    Mad dogs. Looks like there were more magical beasts than they expected. What if it actually got dangerous?

    Deon rubbed his forehead. The scene unfolding on the screen was giving him a headache, making it all the more unbearable.

    ‘We’re on the same team, so why are they hunting like they’re in some kind of competition…?’

    Anyone watching would think they were from different teams.

    Especially our guys are going overboard. Knowing they’re no match, why are they hunting so desperately?

    And then there are the 0th Legion members who hunt mercilessly, almost taunting them—they’re also a problem. Of course, the mad dogs are the type to make enemies easily, but…

    ‘And Ed, who’s supposed to be in charge, doesn’t even seem to care.’

    It seemed Ed on the screen was more concerned with showing results and getting recognition from me than dealing with the mad dogs. Deon shifted his gaze to Dan, who appeared to be playing a similar role on the human side.

    It feels like just yesterday Dan couldn’t even handle a sword, but now he could be seen skillfully cutting down magical beasts with ease.

    ‘…’

    Reflexively, Deon glanced back at Dan in reality. It seemed Dan had been looking his way, because their eyes immediately met.

    …Still, he didn’t want to have a conversation unless it was absolutely necessary. Deon pretended not to notice and turned back to the screen. An expression that seemed to say, ‘I knew it,’ flickered in his peripheral vision.

    ‘The number of magical beasts hunted…’

    Chapter Summary

    Deon observes Ed and Dan leading separate hunts, noting their excessive competitiveness and seeming disregard for teamwork. He is particularly critical of his own team members' desperation to compete, even when outmatched by the 0th Legion. Deon also observes Dan's surprising improvement in swordsmanship, recalling his earlier inability to wield a sword. Despite Dan's apparent awareness, Deon avoids interaction, preferring to remain an observer and assess their hunting performance on screen.

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