Marcarita also felt that her acting was a bit exaggerated, but the play had already started, so she had to bite the bullet and keep going.
She clutched at Senga's clothes and mumbled.
"I was just spacing out, and she suddenly popped up and startled me!"
Senga rolled her eyes, thinking to herself, "Even if you're an angel and you're completely distracted, you couldn't possibly not notice a human standing right next to you, could you?"
The girl dressed as a ghost felt insulted because the two men ignored her and even chatted with her. As a dedicated actress, she felt her job had been insulted.
So she let out a roar with all her might and charged toward Senga and Marcarita in a bizarre, monstrous form.
Marcarita was feeling incredibly embarrassed and uncomfortable. She casually summoned her staff, pointed it at the female ghost, and said...
"Ugh, so annoying! Be quiet!"
As soon as she finished speaking, the female ghost froze in place, as if a freeze button had been pressed.
Her face still bore a ferocious expression, but her fear and helplessness could be seen in her still-moving eyes.
Senga gave Marcarita a flick on the forehead and said irritably,
"What are you doing? They're just doing their job. Stop using your skills!"
Marcarita touched her head with one hand, a wronged expression on her face, and muttered,
"I just wanted her to be quiet for a bit; it automatically deactivated after five minutes..."
Senga straightened his back, glanced helplessly at Marcarita, then snapped his fingers. The female ghost immediately collapsed to the ground, seemingly unconscious.
Although it was only for five minutes, it was still quite uncomfortable to be frozen like a statue in that position, so Senga put her into a short sleep. She would naturally wake up when the next group of guests came in.
It must have been tough for this poor staff member to be tormented by two different people in quick succession.
Marcarita hung her head, looking rather downcast.
She originally thought this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to deepen her relationship with Senga, but it seems she has messed it up.
Senga glanced at Marcarita, then suddenly took her hand.
Marcarita paused for a moment, then looked at Senga with a puzzled expression. Senga calmly said...
"I'm afraid you'll continue to cause trouble, so I'll hold your hand."
After saying that, Senga didn't wait for Marcarita's response and pulled her forward.
Marcarita chuckled and obediently followed behind Senga.
In a cheerful mood, she even found the "ghosts" on the street more pleasing to the eye. When one "ghost" pounced on her, she even Teuchi and greeted it. Completely bewildered by the "ghost," she began to wonder if she had forgotten to put on makeup when she came in.
The two strolled through the eerie haunted house as if they were in a park. When the last door opened, warm sunlight shone on Marcarita's face, but she was not happy.
Because she truly enjoyed the time she spent with Senga in the haunted house, and the appearance of sunlight meant that their trip had come to an end.
She shook Senga's hand, and said with some lingering interest,
"Senga, how about we go back again? I haven't had enough sightseeing yet!"
"Go play somewhere else, one visit is enough."
The haunted house is designed as a corridor, with the entrance and exit side by side. The two people saw Bados as soon as they came out.
Bardos smiled slightly, gracefully approached Senga, and said,
Did you have fun?
Senga shrugged and replied.
"It's alright, it's just that I have a burden."
Upon hearing this, Marcarita immediately shouted,
"I'm not a burden!"
The three of them played around for a while, and then went to find the Grand Minister and the others.
When Senga and the others arrived at the carousel area, they discovered that the Grand Minister and the Omni-King were still riding on that little white horse, floating around.
Quan Wang is really going all out with the carousel today; he's waving his little hands excitedly.
The Grand Minister's expression seemed frozen on his face, and he looked like a statue.
Noticing Senga and the others, the Grand Minister stiffly turned his neck, a smile more like a grimace appearing on his face. The once-powerful Grand Minister now looked rather pitiful.
The two Grand Minister ' "little darlings" finally couldn't stand it anymore. Both Bardos and Marcarita looked at Senga at the same time, their meaning quite clear: they wanted Senga to help the Grand Minister.
A bead of cold sweat trickled down Senga's forehead. How could he help with this? Should he send him to replace the Grand Minister and become the new Trojan Jinchuriki?
Unlike the Grand Minister, he doesn't have many years of "childcare" experience; he's really not good at dealing with unruly kids.
At that moment, Zeno also noticed Senga standing not far away, and he waved excitedly.
"Senga, you're back! Come play with us!"
Senga quickly waved his hand, glanced at the Grand Minister who looked utterly dejected, and said,
"There are so many fun things to do at the amusement park. Just riding the carousel isn't enough! The park is closing soon, let's try some other rides."
The Grand Minister nodded vigorously from behind, his gaze towards Senga filled with approval, thinking to himself, "You finally have some conscience. It wasn't for nothing that I entrusted my daughter to you."
Don't be fooled by his usual regent-like demeanor; that's because the Omni-King is completely at his mercy. As the Grand Minister, he immediately transforms into a nanny or servant whenever the Omni-King makes a request, and he simply cannot disobey the Omni-King's will.
Now that Senga has spoken for him, he finds Senga to the eye.
The King tilted his head and asked,
"Is there anything more fun than this?"
"Yes, there are activities like goldfish fishing and bumper cars. These are all fun and would suit you perfectly!"
Zeno's interest was finally piqued, and amidst the astonished gazes of those around him, he floated off the wooden horse and landed in front of Senga.
The Grand Minister instantly vanished from the wooden horse, secretly vowing never to see it again.
Next, Senga took Zeno to experience some attractions. It was clear that Zeno had been cooped up in the temple for too long; he played like a madman, spending a whole day on each attraction.
On the way, we ran into Whis and Beerus, who were eating in the food street. They had really enjoyed their meal today, and when we met, they were carrying a huge pile of food.
The Grand Minister was furious the moment he saw them. His two daughters at least knew to come back and visit their tormented father, but Whis was having a great time walking the cat and eating.
In a fit of anger, he confiscated the food the two were preparing to take home.
Under the resentful gazes of the two, the Grand Minister rolled his Byakugan and took a bite of the confiscated cotton candy.