If he declined, he'd probably die to Richard Clay anyway. At least this way, if he survived the dungeon, he'd have a real chance. And if he died in the dungeon, well, the result was the same as dying to Clay, just quicker.
"How soon can we leave?" Satou asked, opening his eyes.
"No!" Kelvin moved forward, grabbing Satou's arm. "You can't! Big brother, please! We just got you back from fighting Vegeta! You just started building a life with Lyra! You can't throw it all away on something with a one percent success rate!"
"Kelvin," Satou said gently, placing his hand over his shoulder. "What's my success rate against Richard Clay if I don't do this?"
Kelvin opened his mouth to respond, then closed it. He couldn't argue with the logic, even if he hated it.
"Zero percent," Urgak said quietly. "Your success rate against Clay without additional power is effectively zero. At least the dungeon gives you one percent. It's a terrible choice, but it's the better option."
