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In fact, even managing to take two sets was an impressive achievement. Originally, I thought they wouldn’t win a single one. But they managed to take two.

‘But this isn’t something I should say right now.’

Saying something like that in front of the team that just lost the final set would be no different from mocking them. It’s like saying, “You lost, but you fought well,” which is something people usually say after some time has passed since the match ended.

[🗡️AllKnowingOPCthulhu: Seriously, they lost this?]

[🗡️AllKnowingOPCthulhu: I thought they were going to win.]

[Reverse sweep almost happened, that’s just frustrating.]

[Is this a dream? This has to be a dream, right? A dream? A dream? A dream? A dream? A dream? A dream? A dream?]

[Ah, damn it, I bet 100 bills on KG winning, now I’m totally screwed, lol.]

[Kang Hoomin here: Everyone, face reality.]

[Kang Hoomin here: A loss is a loss.]

[Kang Hoomin here: So don’t get too worked up.]@@novelbin@@

In the middle of it all, Kang Hoomin was stoking the flames in the chat.

As I was starting to feel a little dizzy from everything…

“Uh… Okay, I’ll end the stream here. Ah, I’m so tired.”

Harin suddenly announced she was ending the stream. She seemed to be under a lot of stress. Otherwise, there would be no reason for her to end the broadcast so abruptly.

“Oh, really?”

“Yeah, yeah. We streamed for a long time today.”

So I talked with Harin for a moment, and then we said our final goodbyes to the viewers. It wouldn’t feel right to just abruptly end the stream without a proper farewell.

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