"But I still feel something isn't quite right. There were at least three of you present at the time, right? Since you were able to severely injure it, why couldn't you stall and come up with a plan?" I feel that Master Uncle is trying to ease my mind, but upon reflection, my master seems to be right too. In a moment of urgency, of course, emergency measures are necessary. Still, something feels odd to me.
"That's true, but in that kind of situation, there's simply no time to think more about it. You have no idea how dire it was. If the Drought Demon had been further away, it might have been manageable. We were preparing to burn the Drought Demon, so we were right next to it. To be strict about it, this is my fault. If I had checked the Drought Demon's condition properly, none of this would have happened," Master Uncle eventually started to blame himself.
