He understood it as being similar to the workplace: some people might genuinely like you, but when their interests were at stake, they could still betray you at any moment.
This scenario wasn't exactly common in the real world, but in a dungeon, it was a different story. The conflicts there were far more intense than in reality.
'It's hard enough to get by on looks in the real world, let alone in a dungeon world where you're fighting for your life.'
Thinking about it this way, the "Natural & Amiable" trait seemed even more limited in its usefulness.
Once he understood this, he had a clear assessment of the "Natural & Amiable" trait.
The "Natural & Amiable" trait was just icing on the cake. If he had Merit Points to spare, he could solidify it, but if he didn't have enough and had to pass on it, it wouldn't be a great loss.
He made his decision: he would discard the "Dogman Slayer" and "Natural & Amiable" traits.
