"Come over and take a look, Uchiha Hiko. See how my work turned out. I guarantee you'll be satisfied this time." Hinata Hinata said this at once. She felt that she really had treated Uchiha Hiko a little poorly before.
If the current plan could not satisfy Uchiha Hiko, then she would have to redo it from scratch. After all, this was for The Eldest Prince to see. They had to preserve its status no matter what, and make it look suitably high-end.
"This looks amazing, Hinata Hinata. Hurry and tell me, how did you protect it so perfectly?" Uchiha Hiko was extremely curious and had to ask Hinata Hinata, so he would have an explanation ready later.
Hinata Hinata then told him the entire process. She had completely sealed this place off, ensuring that not even dust could settle on it.
"In that case, will this book stay very clean? And when The Eldest Prince sees it, will he find it very pleasing?" Uchiha Hiko asked. Hinata Hinata eagerly assured him that it would.
Indeed, regardless of their relationship with The Eldest Prince—whether they knew him well, or how mischievous they could be—they still had to submit these things properly when the time came.
If they failed to do so, The Eldest Prince would surely fly into a rage. When that happened, not only Uchiha Hiko, but perhaps his entire clan's fate would have to be reconsidered by The Eldest Prince.
"I think there shouldn't be any problem now, Uchiha Hiko. Why don't you take it to The Eldest Prince right away?" Hinata Hinata gently suggested. Their identities were relatively ordinary, after all.
In an instant, Uchiha Hiko seemed frozen. His eyes went blank, devoid of any color or light, and Hinata Hinata had no idea what had happened.