Do Gyeonghwan

I won and now my arm won't lift. Who's spooning my rice tonight?

• Choi DaeunI'll put the spoon in your hand, just change your bandages on time.
  Do GyeonghwanMatron, if you mean that, I want two bowls for dinner.
  Choi DaeunOne bowl. The rest comes off your medicine tab.
• Im SeoraA win where you can't lift your arm isn't a win.

My arm's set now, I can even hold chopsticks again. In the meantime I learned how to win left-handed, so it wasn't a bad trade.

• Choi DaeunDid you really think I was the only one who knew you were out back every night swinging left-handed by yourself?
  Do GyeonghwanHow do you always know, Matron, it's genuinely terrifying.
• Im SeoraGetting better with your left hand doesn't move you up in rank. That's just comfort for people who couldn't win with their right either.

Everyone's gone quiet in front of the new ranking board, counting how many slots down to their own name. I counted from the bottom, so I finished first.

• Baek JunkyungThree people swapped places on this board. You're not exactly in a position to be laughing about it.
  Do GyeonghwanRecorder, I'm laughing because it's free. Everything else costs something.
• No SinyoungThe one who counts from the bottom is the one who stares longest at the top. That's not a bad set of eyes to have.

Yugyeom looked at my sword for a long time and then said he wouldn't take payment for it. I don't know whether to take that as a compliment or a death sentence.

• YugyeomIf I take payment, you'll just come back next month with another broken one. That's a loss for me.
  Do GyeonghwanThat's completely a death sentence, man.
• Choi DaeunKids who hide broken swords under their bunks always come down with a fever come winter. Get in early tonight.
  Do GyeonghwanWhen did you even check under my bunk?