"Have you ever heard the saying, 'The moon is fullest on the sixteenth rather than the fifteenth'?" Raven 12345's voice was low and slow, which made her sound quite serious at first listen. But Hao Ren immediately realized: Serious my ass! She's just feeling guilty!
"Do you know what I'm thinking?" Hao Ren asked through clenched teeth, his voice vicious.
Raven 12345 wasn't scared in the slightest. Her voice was carefree beyond belief. "Of course. You must be thinking about dying together with me. Let me tell you, there are plenty of people in this universe who want to die together with me. Even if you got in line, you'd have to wait until the end of the world..."
Hao Ren casually tossed the Data Terminal aside. He was completely helpless against that "Goddess," who was both a lunatic and an idiot, not to mention shameless. The instant it flew through the air, the Data Terminal began loudly protesting. "Hey, kid! Can't you take better care of your own equipment? You can't take out your grievances with your superior on me..."
"These days, if you can't win an argument, you throw your phone. You're a phone, so whose fault is that?" Hao Ren shot the Data Terminal a sidelong glance, then waved at everyone. "All right, everyone up. Let's go home. We're not getting anything done today."
Hao Ren and Raven 12345 had been communicating telepathically, so no one else had heard them. Izax rose in confusion, gathering their things as he asked curiously, "What did the Goddess say to you?"
"She said the moon is fullest on the sixteenth. I'm planning how to die together with her..."
Everyone: "..."
"How did we end up with someone like this?" Even the usually gentle and polite Vivian couldn't stop the vein