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· The protagonist faces a seemingly strong enemy and expresses reluctance to fight.
· The battle progresses with admiration for the enemy's double attack and cool moves.
· The protagonist continues the fight using the 'Giga Impact' skill.
· Finally, victory is achieved, and a 'Victory!' message is displayed.

· After the battle, regret is expressed over not being able to capture the monster.
· It's confirmed that 'consecutive battles' were expected but did not actually occur.

· The protagonist is described as being oblivious.
· They decide whether to rest by moving to the next location via 'Best Travel'.
· The 'Burion Summit' begins, mentioning that the Kingdom of Burion is a warring nation.
· A preview suggests they will see a revolutionary prince.

· During the introduction, speculation arises that they might have felt embarrassed.
· The situation is explained where monsters, having lost their homes due to the war, are driven to seek food.
· It's mentioned that there are still sealed dragons.
· The protagonist appears unable to grasp the situation properly.

· A battle occurs, but a message appears saying not to fight.
· Japanese dialogue related to the kingdom's situation follows.
· It's mentioned that the kingdom's king might hasten its downfall through his actions.

· It's revealed that the character was part of a peace envoy.
· The protagonist is praised for being mature.
· Characters suddenly leave, creating a situation where the protagonist seems abandoned.
· The protagonist is treated as a nuisance and appears to be left behind.

· The protagonist seems smitten with a beautiful woman.
· A character's personality is described as troublesome.
· The protagonist already feels dislike towards this character.

· The protagonist suspects the other party's true intentions.
· Suspicion is raised about the situation of someone willingly entering as a hostage from an enemy country.
· It's mentioned that the other party's hairstyle is shocking.
· Speculation arises about no connection to Rider, and an opinion suggests their brain might be controlled.

· As expected, an interesting character appears.
· They question whether the protagonist is worthy of being with the prince.
· They suggest the possibility of the protagonist being an assassin and attempt to test them.

· The protagonist is criticized as being 'gullible' for using polite language even when addressed informally.
· It's pointed out that they should have asked who the other person was first.
· The protagonist's attitude is described as 'brain-controlled' and like a 'yeomisae' (someone overly eager to please or get close to others).

· The protagonist's group travels together and arrives at their destination.
· A warning is given not to 'set flags' (create foreshadowing), but an unexpected situation immediately arises.
· Everyone is taken aback by the sudden crisis.

· A battle ensues during the crisis, and the protagonist wins.
· It's mentioned that the battle was not easy.
· Surprise is expressed at how quickly the characters bonded in a short time.

· The word 'Off' is mentioned, and they express a desire to eat Elle's cooking.
· They decide to go to the camp and eat.
· A question is asked about whether the cooking is good.
· There's talk about needing to check for a field stroll.

· It's mentioned that the graphics are not 3D.
· A question arises about the term 'Paryongryeok' (Dragon Power/Force).
· Direct advice is given to the protagonist not to act like a pushover.
· The other party asks the protagonist to come to this place.

· There's a mention of a sad reality.
· The word 'North and South Korea' appears, used metaphorically for the situation.
· Excitement is expressed about the mention of a forbidden land.

· It's mentioned that King Azral is a wicked king who ignores his people.
· They express their intention not to return anymore and say it's time to go.
· They ask how long they will stay and suggest going back together.