We Are Warriors

Regan was very familiar with this kind of gaze. More precisely, it was his instinct to sense any malicious or dangerous gaze. It was also at this time that he could react in a short moment, whereas other people might not be able to. In that instant, his rationality had clearly told him that he only needed to make two choices. The first choice was to avoid the attacker. But from this point of view, if the attacker was going to shoot or throw something at them, based on his calculation on its trajectory, Hazel would be a clear target. This was because he could avoid it himself, but he could not protect Hazel at the same time or pushed her out of the attack range. The second choice was that he stood still and waited for the attackers to attack him on their accords. In this way, everything would have happened as he expected, and Hazel would not get hurt. If he was rational, and now that he had no feelings for Hazel, he should make the most favorable judgment for himself, instead of standin