"mia-mia what does it matter to me... huhulu."
A fat man with a pig face mask was holding a plate of pastries, munching energetically when he suddenly heard Friedman's criticism and immediately became displeased, "Aren't you the one who's always the latest?"
"An error is an error. Finding all sorts of reasons to exculpate oneself after making a mistake, even pushing the blame onto others... is a very childish behavior," said a witch with a cat mask in a mocking tone. "For any organization, a member who lacks the courage to take responsibility is of no value for training."
Hearing this, Friedman's figure abruptly stiffened involuntarily associating the witch's words with his own predicament. However, instead of an enlightening epiphany, the directness of the witch's words only made him feel exposed and mortified as if left naked in front of a crowd.