After enduring days of Diers's hubris, Blaiz's tolerance finally reaches its breaking point, and fury ignites within him.
Diers sneers, "What don't I know?"
"You know exactly what I'm talking about! Diers, I can put you in the seat of RC's boss, let you inherit the RC Group, but I can also pull you down from the highest position, leaving you without a penny. Diers Hilbert! You should understand that when you're no longer the boss of RC, what will happen to you with those who once bore a grudge against you! Don't assume I wouldn't dare!"
Blaiz knows he owes Diers, and it is because of this sense of indebtedness that over the years, regardless of what Diers did, Blaiz only advised, never stepping in forcefully. He hoped this could make up for his guilt. Despite Diers' stubbornness, arrogance, and coldness, he was a genuinely competent leader. Under his leadership, both the RC gang and the Mafia were flourishing.
