Jeming did not interrupt his monologue or correct the subtle difference between "coming back alive" and "pressing a Sixth Level Wizard to pierce through the chest."
Nor did he care about his title issue.
Regardless, after Viola's reminder, Jeming believed he could accept anything as long as it wasn't something like the "Black Man's Coffin Dance."
Some things are too troublesome to explain.
Moreover, he really just "came back alive."
As for whether the opponent retreated voluntarily or fled in distress, in terms of the result, the difference isn't significant.
"We'll talk about the title later." Jeming interrupted Blake's increasingly outrageous naming ideas, his tone with urgency, "Let's leave now. If that Sixth Level Wizard adjusts his state, or calls his colleagues to chase us, it will be too late to leave."
Blake's excitement instantly froze, replaced by a hint of panic.
