Gu Jin stared at him and asked,
"Was I supposed to? Why didn't the camp have enough security to ensure no one played such a dirty trick?"
Instructor Liu's face turned black, and he shouted at her,
"Easy for you to say, Miss Gu. The reality is that when you enter the international competition, you will realise that others play even more dirty and at that time the organizer won't take responsibility for any misery you might suffer."
Gu Jin raised an eyebrow,
"I still don't get your logic, sir. If you all can take out time to train us to protect ourselves from these dirty tricks, then why don't the organizers train people themselves to protect us?"
Instructor Liu's face twitched. He looked like he was about to yell again, but then stopped. He let out a long sigh.
"…Because that's not how the world works," he said finally.
"No one's going to protect you in the real world. People only care about results. They don't care how you get hurt along the way."
Gu Jin chuckled,
