"You're not going to hide anymore?"
"No."
To my straight and honest rejection, Hazel laughed.
"Earlier you decided to no longer expose yourself because it would be dangerous, and now you no longer plan to hide also because it would be dangerous. Is your plan usually the opposite of what you say? Haha." She seemed to find it funny that I was being quite an ironic person. Perhaps her laughter was a way for her to cope against the thought of possibly being abandoned once again.
"No, it's actually not." I didn't delay in replying to the question of Hazel, as I didn't want there to be misunderstandings about how I wanted my plans to be executed in the future.
"It's called real-time quick adaptation." I told her before explaining what this word indicates exactly.
