Chapter 31: Leaving The Slumber
Jung guessed that the examination had begun right after the guards stayed behind.
It was a sketchy situation, starting with a driver who had stayed the night instead of finishing the journey.
Then monsters appeared.
That was the fact, and Jung saw them with his own eyes.
But why would the guards run away? Shouldn't they at the very least pretend or try to protect the passengers?
And the last and most important point was the older man who stayed behind.
Based on Jung's observation, he was an inspector, someone who oversaw their trial, as his power was more than enough to handle the situation.
There were a couple of instances when Jung saw how the man studied the teens.
He was no exception, and this creator archetype geezer paid attention to his every move.
At first, he thought he acted that way with a different intent. Maybe he was a pervert.
There was a possibility that he, as a creator, wanted to find inspiration and was quite observant. However, Astra's actions sold him.