"If I had to rate today's instance challenge... ninety points."
Gabriel murmured to itself inwardly.
Every so often, whenever it arrived somewhere new or took part in an activity, it would make a small summary... This was a habit Raguel had taught it.
However, compared to Raguel seriously writing summary reports, Gabriel was far lazier.
Most of the time, it summarized things by scoring them.
In its view, the score represented its thoughts clearly at a glance, making it much simpler than a long-winded discussion.
"The ten points deducted were because there was too little positive feedback." Though Gabriel had already given its score, it still imitated Raguel and silently summarized things in its heart.
It had cleared the Beacon Challenge, yet received no positive feedback at all before immediately proceeding to the Curse-Killing Challenge. That had come far too abruptly.
At least give it some positive feedback.
Forget rewards—at the very least, the Text Panel could have another line saying, "Current unsealing progress bar."
Even if the progress bar were only at 1%, wouldn't that still be something to hold on to?
Some people lived by hoping for precisely that tiny sliver of hope.
Raguel had once treated his subordinates this way. Whenever they sank into despair, he would hand them letters and photographs of family members he had collected, telling them that someone was still waiting for them to return.
As long as they had that tiny sliver of hope, those people would rouse themselves once more for its sake.
Raguel had treated it the same way. The last time they met, Raguel removed the button from his chest and handed it over, saying, "This button bears my family crest. Though my family has long since perished, its existence represents my eternal, undying conviction. I now entrust it