Place it immediately after the error message appears on screen, then follow it with No God Please No as the escalation before cutting to Okay Let's Go when you finally find the fix.
關於此聲音
A 1.4-second voice clip of Vergil asking why something is not working, delivered in a tight, restrained tone that sounds more baffled than angry. It lands as dry, relatable frustration, the kind that makes a failed plan feel funny instead of dramatic. The line comes from Devil May Cry 3, the 2005 action game, where Vergil is normally calm and composed.