Cale had been at a loss for words after hearing Choi Han�s response. Choi Han�s next words seemed to be something he came up with after debating it for a long time as there were no openings for Cale to argue about.

�I will make a Vow of Death with you. If I use that power to negatively impact my vitality, my lifespan or even my body�s condition-�

Cale had cut Choi Han off.

�Using Abandoning Your Life means you are giving up a portion of your life. Isn�t that the same as dying? So how is the Vow of Death useful?�
�No, death is not the consequence I am thinking about in the vow. If I use my life for that power, I swear that I will lose someone important to me.�

Cale knew at that moment that Choi Han would never use his life for that power.

Losing someone important to him.
Choi Han had been fighting all this time to prevent that from happening.

�So, I will take that power as well.�

Cale could feel that Choi Han would not budge on this.

��One more.�

That was why Cale had countered with the following.

�Add one more condition to your Vow of Death.�

Losing someone important to him.
There was a blind spot in this condition as well.

Lose.
The definition of that word.

Choi Han could lose someone important to him from the curse of the Vow of Death.
This could be understood in one of two ways.

Either that person dies or that important person loses all memories related to Choi Han so that he means nothing to that person anymore.

�Choi Han, do not use Abandoning Your Life to protect people important to you.�

Cale had sternly commented.

�If you use your powers for that reason, that important person will lose just as much vitality and lifespan as you used.�

Cale knew Choi Han quite well.
That was why he put an almost cruel condition.

�If you use your life for that power, your important person will die from the vow�s death.�

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