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Looking at the room, it was impossible to tell what had transpired since the first person entered, and rather than disrupt his thoughts, he decided not to dwell on it. Observing the two groups, he felt uncertain about what to do. Should he choose a side? If he did, he'd likely have to share all the treasures he'd later discover, and among the two groups, neither seemed significantly stronger than the other.
One group composed of two Saints, but both Saints appeared to only be in the first or second star. Meanwhile, the other group was made up of a Saint and an Emperor. The Saint was surprisingly stronger than him, but the Emperor beside the Saint was undoubtedly a liability. Thus, he judged the strength of the two groups to be evenly matched. One side was weak, while joining the other meant sharing his treasures with an Emperor-level expert. Not particularly fond of either group, he opted to remain independent.
