"That was truly an amazing match. Since my last battle with Kei, this was the first time I'd had so much fun.
Your 'Curse Prison' was the strongest Curse Prison I'd ever encountered. It even made me feel like you were the character itself.
I know you entered the competition under an identity like 'Faceless' because you didn't want to expose who you were, but if possible, could you tell me your name privately...
Of course, I don't mean anything else by it. Fighting you was incredibly exhilarating, and I hope I'll have another chance to face you in the future."
Although Sun Yue had initially been somewhat unwilling to accept losing the match, he quickly got over it.
After all, games were meant to be enjoyed. He'd had a great time in that match, and as for losing, it wasn't as though this was the first time he had lost to someone.
"As long as you can promise to keep it secret for me, that won't be a problem. That way, I'll have a chance to redeem myself next time."
Silvia was also quite happy to hear Sun Yue's reply. "That's wonderful. It's a shame we're still in the middle of the competition, otherwise I'd be itching to fight you again right away.
In that last round, you were worried about hitting that little NPC girl beside us, weren't you? I hate to admit it, but my victory was quite a lucky one."
Thinking back to that final clash with Silvia, Sun Yue wore a bitter smile.
When their ultimate attacks had collided at the end, he had originally possessed a fairly high chance of winning.
But a little girl at the venue had somehow reminded Sun Yue of Emil. To keep her from getting caught in the aftermath,