Qin Lele eyed Xu Nan suspiciously. "Are you trying to ditch me so you can go have fun alone?"
Xu Nan rubbed his nose. "No. I was thinking, aren't you a Flying Thief too? Thieves need to keep up with the times and make sure they keep acquiring knowledge."
"Besides, this library is so huge. Only by splitting up can we maximize our gains!"
Qin Lele sneered and turned to leave.
The female elephant person who had been knocked unconscious foolishly followed Qin Lele, unnoticed by either Qin Lele or Xu Nan.
This guy is so sneaky. One day, I'm going to dig up every last one of his secrets! The Flying Thief swore a grand oath.
Ignoring the little follower behind her, she wandered among the bookcases.
As a thief, Qin Lele clearly had no fondness for books. Before long, she started getting sleepy.
To keep herself awake, she could only browse the book catalogues while repeatedly taking out and studying that Another Box slip of paper.
"...Where exactly am I supposed to find the Treasure Chest God to claim my prize?"
Qin Lele was deeply troubled. The more she looked at the handwriting, the more familiar it seemed, yet she simply could not remember where she had seen it before.
The feeling irritated her. She subconsciously punched the bookshelf beside her, causing the incredibly sturdy bookcase to loosen slightly.
Fortunately, there were not many books here. Only a thick parchment book wrapped in mysterious runes fell down, landing in Qin Lele's arms.
"Huh?"
"Pink Book?" (Note 1.)
"What is this?"
The girl's curiosity was instantly piqued.
She gently ran her fingers over the book's cover. The profound meaning of the runes held an unbelievable charm, and the texture of those lines was unlike anything she had ever felt.