"Sorry, I was born not a fan of smiling," Yuri calmly signed and then handed the confirmation book back to Hogney, "Moreover, although I was not polluted, I still lost nine team members today, along with our camp that was destroyed despite our arduous efforts. It is hard for me to smile in such a situation."
"Ah, indeed." Hearing Yuri say this, Hogney's smile gradually subsided, and then he sighed softly, "You are a very responsible commander, Lyra will remember your sacrifice."
Yuri nodded, said nothing more, and stood up, ready to leave.
Honestly, he didn't like Hogney's smile; it made him feel uncomfortable.
But before he could leave the tent, Hogney stopped him: "May I ask, Captain Yuri, when do you and your team plan to advance again?"
Yuri's body froze. "What did you say?"
"Do I need to repeat?" Seeing that Yuri had turned around, Hogney smiled again, "It seems not so necessary."
