Lucky

Natasha was still looking at me with a sad expression, seemingly wanting me to give her words to cheer her up. But I really didn't want to, and besides, I had no plans of feeding her ego when it was already pretty damn large, thinking that was an entertaining story.

Well, I guess I could just roast her.

"You are upset at your loss, thinking it wasn't deserved, right?"

Natasha blinked a few times, not knowing what to say. It seems like she didn't expect me to be so upfront about it.

"Ah well... no, I..."

I let out a small sigh and cracked my neck.

"If I were to be the judge, then I would've given the victory to the other person too."

Her eyes widened considerably, looking at me like I was a T-Rex in a zoo.

"Wh-What?"

Even the others in the group were looking at me as though I was a new species. A bitter smile formed on my face as I held out my hands helplessly.

"Showing your expertise in language isn't just using big and fancy words."