"Honestly, as long as you don't come provoking me, I can't be bothered to provoke you. The reason I'm saying all this is mainly because I'm afraid you'll provoke me. If that happens, I'll have a terrible headache. If I don't take things to the extreme, you'll definitely find every possible way to provoke me again. I'm absolutely certain of that—completely confident. So, as long as you stop provoking me, everyone will be happy. As for the current situation, you should understand it yourselves. Don't dwell on unpleasant things. There's absolutely no need to say any of this. You can think about those unpleasant things, but don't believe that what you did was right. What you did was not the right choice, nor was it the right decision. Not one bit of what you did was correct—I can guarantee you that. If you had made the right choice, you wouldn't have ended up like this. It was precisely because you failed to make the right choice that you got this result, this fate. You should know that. It's not that you understand nothing—you need to understand everything. You should get that. Don't think about those unpleasant things. They're no good for you at all; they're purely bad things. You should know all this, yet you refuse to face it. Don't you think you're pathetically stupid? Truly pathetic. I don't even know how to describe you. What a shame. No matter how much I remind you, you still won't understand. Instead, you'll smugly assume you're in the right. But is it possible that what you think is right differs from what others think is right? There are differences. In that case, the consequences will be very serious. At least, from my perspective, they'll be extremely serious. This matter is truly very
Mortal: I Come from the The Great Primordial World
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