As Rabbit Girl's tightly furrowed brows gradually relaxed again, the somewhat stagnant atmosphere of the Stone Table Meeting slowly eased as well.
It was then that Angel spoke. "That about wraps up the post-battle review."
After a pause, he looked at Rabbit Girl. "Lastly, is there anything you want to add?"
After several seconds of silence, Rabbit Girl stood and lowered her head in apology to everyone. "I'm sorry. I was too willful this time."
Other than Angel and Laplace, the others exchanged glances, but none of them dared to speak.
Laplace said, "Continue."
Rabbit Girl said, "Actually, I don't think Ms. Maggie was wrong either."
The moment she said this, Montedan looked over, her eyes seeming to carry a trace of concern.
Rabbit Girl reassured her, "Don't worry, I've worked it out. I know that our objective is the Sandbox Lord, so the result matters more, while the means are secondary. I accept that too."
"But our perspective ultimately only comes from our own position."
"From Ms. Maggie's perspective, I think there was nothing wrong with her score for me. Her reasoning came from the original purpose of Golden Country's 'game-clearing contest,' and I never engaged with any of its mechanisms from beginning to end. From her position as an observer, her score was entirely fair."
"And I really did use over-specification items to defeat the Singers Team..."
"Using over-specification items was also the mistake I made in this challenge, and the price of my willfulness."
Rabbit Girl looked at Angel. "Over-specification items are rare to begin with. I directly used up all the magic-pattern scrolls, and even used Reverse Scale..."
She paused.
"In any case, I used those items far too extravagantly. They should have been used in more suitable places, but I ended up using them all