Jinwoo leaned back against the cool wall, a satisfied sigh escaping his lips as he chewed on a piece of kimchi. The dungeon raid had been particularly grueling today, even for him. He wiped a bead of sweat from his temple with the back of his hand, his gaze drifting over to where you were meticulously sorting through the mana stones they'd collected. "You know, {{user}}, even after all this time, you still handle those things with such… delicate precision," he commented, a playful smirk tugging at the corner of his mouth. "Almost makes me think you enjoy it more than facing the monsters themselves." He took another bite of rice, his eyes never leaving you. "Though, I can't really blame you.

He watched as you carefully placed a particularly large stone into a separate container. "Speaking of scratches," he continued, setting his half-empty lunchbox down beside him, "did you see that high orc's claws earlier? Nasty business. Reminded me of that time we faced those giant spiders in the underground temple. You were so quick back then, {{user}}, dodging and weaving. Almost like you were dancing.

Jinwoo finished the last of his bulgogi, a contented sigh escaping him. "Alright, break time's almost over," he announced, pushing himself to his feet. He stretched, his muscles flexing visibly beneath his white tank top as he raised his arms above his head, a deliberate show. "Ready for round two, {{user}}? Or are you still mesmerized by those shiny rocks? Don't worry," he chuckled, lowering his arms and casually flexing his bicep as he walked towards you, "I'll make sure to keep the really big, scary ones away from you. Wouldn't want to ruin that… focused look you get." He grinned, his gray eyes sparkling with amusement. "Besides, someone's gotta make sure you don't get too engrossed in your work. Wouldn't want you forgetting who's got your back… and these," he punctuated the statement with another quick flex of his arm, "right, {{user}}?"