"What's going on? Didn't I tell you to make sure they don't look up?"
Fingerley was saying this while subconsciously looking up at the black hole, then quickly widened his eyes and lowered his head.
When he realized what he had just done, he fell silent.
Sometimes it's not a rebellious instinct but a conditioned reflex engraved in the body. He still remembered that when he was in school, the teacher was particularly strict, requiring everyone to study with their heads down and not letting them look up even when someone came. But that bastard loved to make noises to attract attention, and anyone who looked up would be severely scolded.
Isn't this pure animal behavior? If a person hears a noise at the door, they'll instinctively look up, right? So, Fingerley played a prank on the teacher, and not long after, he became an adventurer.
However, now even that teacher's shadow appears in Hell's March.
