Joven, who had given everything a great deal of attention, eventually made an effort to immediately remove the thought from his head but was unsuccessful. It had occurred to him that perhaps the fact that Aamon was able to accomplish it was nothing more than a mere act of happenstance. Because Joven did not want to entertain the idea of further overthinking the manner in which Aamon had been able to accomplish that, he made the decision to immediately push it out of his thoughts. After that, Joven prompted the conversation to alter its focus by saying, "Don't mind what I said. In spite of the fact that it was nothing, I've actually devised a new plan from which we may actually lure out the last boss. " While Joven was saying that, his eyes looked in the direction of Rustan as if he wanted him to fill in the rest of the details. The moment that Rustan was able to comprehend the significance of Joven's stare, he entered the conversation and took the initiative to explain his strategy

"What do you even mean about him forcing you to destroy the region of Jakal?" Joven, who had been listening in on the most of the conversation that Aamon and the other person were having, asked this question. The manner in which Joven spoke gave the impression that he was having a hard time believing that it was coming from the wicked monster that had been a nuisance in Jakal for such a long time. Simply said, he was curious as to whether or not she was indeed saying those things for the sole purpose of the Hoxfur's program. It wasn't until the Hoxfur finally started talking that Joven actually appeared to grow more interested in what was going on. "I was compelled to travel out into Jakal and demonstrate a disastrous wrongdoing against the entire region by the final boss of this fake dimension," she said. The Hoxfur provided an answer that suggest so much deep understanding . "But for what reason are you doing it? Have you even had the slightest idea how much it cost us?" The quick i

In addition to being overwhelmed with astonishment and bewilderment, Rustan was unable to fathom the reality that he would be had to go through such a difficult experience. He was unable to realize that he would be required to go through it. Joven was the one who initially proposed that he go through all of this misery. He was the one who suggested it. It would appear that the Hoxfur considered it to be something that was relatively ordinary, and that she did not find it to be the least bit uncomfortable. This is the case for the time being. The flip side of the coin is that it would appear that Aamon and Joven had come to a decision in their minds to judge them in a manner that was not only dependent on their intuition. They have responded with this response, despite the fact that it would be far simpler to criticize them now based on how they responded to Joven's advise. Despite this, they have responded with this response. The practice of engaging two accused individuals in a due

The Hoxfur and the Rustan communicated with one another by exchanging glares that were of such a frightening nature that they exceeded all expectations. We had been excitedly anticipating the war that would break out between the two parties, and this event signified the beginning of the conflict. At first glance, it seemed as though the two of them were staring at each other with a venomous glare that, if it were even slightly dangerous, could conceivably poison you. At first look, this was the impression that was presented to you with the information. The individuals who were observing were given these impressions as a result of their observations.Rustan was the one who initially brought to light the allegations that were made in relation to the situation. The fact that Rustan was fully uninformed of the circumstances on his own was something both Joven and Aamon were able to attest to. He did not even make an effort to think about the various results that may be brought about by hi

In response, Aamon said, "I know." As he came to the realisation that he had been allowing himself to become overwhelmed by everything that was taking place in this region, he almost forgot about the true reason that he was in this parallel universe. In spite of the fact that Aamon had already been through a great deal of experiences, he had never participated in a genuine tournament in which his strength was evaluated. Simply contemplating it was enough to make Aamon want to go, and he started to feel the want to enter one. The thought of himself emerging triumphant from his very first duel was already present in his mind. And as Aamon was in the midst of his daydream, he did not foresee that it would eventually be disrupted by Rustan, who had just launched yet another assault that was extremely forceful. The quick thoughts that Aamon had, which were brought on by Joven's reminder, caused him to entirely forget about Rustan and the Hoxfur, who were still in the thick of their own