Everyone had emotions of their own—even gods were no exception! When a god sent down a world-ending flood, it meant his emotions had gotten the better of him! Since even gods had emotions, why couldn't Ryan have a little emotion too? He had emotions as well! He had encountered enemy shelling on the frontline, his tank had lost the ability to move, and then a group of enemy soldiers hiding in trenches or low bushes had set it ablaze.
In the end, he was the only one left alive inside the entire vehicle. Everyone else had died.
He had also been fucking seriously wounded, once brushing past the brink of death.
Only after returning home did he finish his surgery, and then the Television Station came to interview him. Not only did they refuse to give him enough time to rest, he had even just been rejected by some young woman! He didn't quite understand. When the host asked that shitty question, all his pent-up displeasure erupted in that instant!
He responded to the host with a few biting questions. He didn't know Momo, so this could hardly count as an insult—at least, Momo didn't think so.
After hosting programs for so many years, wasn't what people most liked watching her verbal clashes with guests?
As long as no one used profanity and everyone maintained their composure, that was elegance!
Faced with Ryan's emotional counterattack, Momo wasn't embarrassed or annoyed in the slightest. She had seen scenes like this—and ones far more frightening—many times before!
She calmly countered, "You think you're not a hero."
"Is it because you think the title of hero isn't worthy of you, or because you think you aren't worthy of the title of hero?"
The cameraman sucked in a sharp breath. Ever since Momo had