Semantic Error

that was the most upsetting time in your life?”

Has he never had a crisis in his life? Or was it that shocking to be asked to go watch a movie?

“Yes.
The second time was… the moment I washed my face in the bathroom during the first class of Embedded Systems this semester.

What the.
That would be ranked second place after the first one.
Jaeyoung was silent at the thought of having dug his own grave.

“The third time was in 6th grade in elementary school, during the Pi memorization competition.”

“Why? Because you couldn’t get first place?”

“I won first place, though.”

“Then why?”

“I hated myself for only memorizing 622 digits.
After that, I made an effort to memorize up to 1024 digits, but I stopped trying to memorize more since it felt like a waste of time.”

“You’re beyond reason, seriously.”

*Notable point: Reconfirming that he had been imprinted as a negative memory on his target

*Findings: No huge abnormality

(3)

Thursday, April 10, seventh day of coming to the study room

Study Room Entrance Time 6:31p.m.
/ Study Room Exit Time 8:25 p.m.

*Excerpts of main scenes: Platinum and Diamond

It was the time when the characters, items, map, and even the world UI were finished.
There were still many UI pages left to complete, but it was natural to want to rest after finishing the main parts feeling fatigue and a sense of accomplishment.
Jaeyoung threw a tantrum over whether it was fine or not.

“Let’s go look into the data.”

“Try telling me in detail.”

“Let’s experience the impact and action of successful games from other game companies, analyze their strengths and weaknesses, and discuss them.
While being artistically inspiring and considered a public success, it’s a plus if it can build a strong bond between workers while relieving stress.”

Sangwoo sat there for a long time as if he didn’t understand what he was saying.

“You’re saying we should play games?”

‘Bastard.
You’ve become quick on picking things up.’

“Let’s just do it for two hours.
I’ll catch up on everything tomorrow.
Promise.”

“Can I trust that?”

“Of course.
Can’t you trust me?”

His persistent persuasion had led Sangwoo to believe that data research was needed, but… in reality, Jaeyoung had an ulterior motive.
He was familiar with the role as a carrier since he was better at most games than the average person.
People always wanted to be on Jaeyoung’s team, and he went around with somewhat of a burden on his shoulders.
In other words, showing his gaming skills was a trick to win the respect of Chu Sangwoo, which he couldn’t gain through his skateboard.