"The 'War God's' eyes were always half-closed, making it impossible for the little girl in the glazed skirt to see his expression and thus unable to discern his purpose in making such a statement.
The Mysterious Lady's drooped eyes were merely to disguise the difference in her eyes.
She could never have imagined that this small gesture would backfire.
She said these words to suppress the opponent, hoping they would retreat and leave the War God.
Yet, unbeknownst to her, the little girl in the glazed skirt was thinking: Why won't the War God look at me? Why avoid eye contact? Is it because the words aren't sincere, and facing each other would make it hard to say them?
So the War God doesn't think I'm a useless match for him; he's just trying to motivate me with harsh words!
Is this reverse psychology?
Even if I see through the War God's intentions, I must pretend to be very hurt and upset to cooperate with his intentions! After all, I'm the most considerate mount, hehe!
