"You Rooster: Oh, right, welcome to our newest member. Let me explain where this Silver Mirror came from and what it does..."
After finishing the story of the previous Yin Tiger, You Rooster welcomed the new Yin Tiger and enthusiastically took the initiative to explain the Silver Mirror's origins and the Eye of the Firmament's purpose.
Soon, a few others appeared to give the newcomer a brief welcome. Dunn also took the opportunity to show himself and welcome him.
He watched as the new Yin Tiger, swayed by You Rooster's spiel, prepared to sign the contract on the spot.
Dunn frowned slightly. Why would such an obvious novice Classholder also be judged to have Legendary potential? What exactly were the criteria?
Then he shook his head. His own prospects were still uncertain. Why bother thinking about someone else?
Dunn sat blankly in the chair in the Captain's Quarters, staring ahead with somewhat vacant eyes, while countless thoughts ran through his mind.
His worries over his future in his class weighed on him like a heavy bank of dark clouds, leaving him struggling to breathe.
He had finally found a punching bag to vent his pent-up frustration on, but now that irritation came surging back like the tide.
He sighed helplessly, stood up, and walked out of the Captain's Quarters with somewhat heavy steps.
The fresh air outside did nothing to improve his mood. He strolled along the deck, letting the sea breeze lash his face, trying to blow away the frustration in his heart.
Yet it all seemed futile, and his mood grew heavier.
Dunn's future was full of uncertainty, and that uncertainty was eating away at him bit by bit, leaving him utterly lost.
"Oh, our dear captain finally decided to come out!" Annie greeted Dunn from a deck