Harley Morris felt like if he occupied more of her time, he'd be remembered by the drunken master, and next time the master got drunk, if he happened to be nearby, he'd be seen as a system to attack.
It's particularly strange; Lucas Quinn's drunken memories are continuous. This time, it's as if the drunken memory was sealed and will resurface the next time he gets drunk.
Harley Morris hurriedly said the last sentence, "Madam, when the master is drunk, it's very easy to... extract words."
He thought it over and decided to sell out his master.
The master rarely gets drunk; the last time was several years ago.
Only a few confidants who grew up with the master know what he's like when drunk.
Apart from dangerous behavior, there's one endearing trait of the master: he answers truthfully no matter what he's asked, with a particularly sincere expression.
