“Fools who can't do anything with their own strength mistakenly think my master's achievements are theirs. Idiot kings do not sink their nations, but treacherous dogs of retainers do, Knight Wiggins. If fools like that young man, who do not understand their positions, gain enough influence... It's bound to destabilize the organization.”0

Wiggins neither agreed nor disagreed with Vator's argument. Of course, he also didn't have plans to defend Lee Hyeon-Su from criticisms, either. “Sir Vator... That young man hasn't reached that stage yet.”0

“That is why he's still alive,” said Vator, his expression stiff. “However, I can see the buds blooming already. As such, I decided to warn him ahead of time. And now, he will probably stop having untoward thoughts.”1

Wiggins studied Vator with a great deal of interest.0

'This man is surprisingly thoughtful, isn't he?'0

Not only that, but his loyalty toward Kang Jin-Ho seemed absolute, too. Bringing someone like Vator to his side should be considered a stroke of heavenly fortune for Kang Jin-Ho. Except... How should Wiggins describe this?0

Wiggins casually leaned back against his couch. “Regardless... I'm having difficulty understanding this situation. To think there was a faction within the organization wishing to oppose Mister Jin-Ho! Resisting him should be impossible with such low strength of South Korean martial artists, so I'm rather puzzled...0