On the track, Gleipnir brought the beast tamer, transformed into a cat, into the first checkpoint: Stone Pillars in the Sea.
The stone pillars were still densely packed. Gleipnir stepped across them carefully, without any trouble.
It would just take a long time.
At first, Gleipnir was not in a hurry. As long as she kept moving forward, time was not a problem.
But every time Gleipnir finally managed to step onto a stone pillar and prepared to catch her breath, she would see the Black Cat already standing on the next pillar, nimble and graceful in posture.
The more she watched, the more other thoughts arose in Gleipnir's mind.
Perhaps I don't necessarily have to challenge the track myself with these old arms and legs. If someone could carry me, wouldn't it be much easier?
With that thought, Gleipnir cast a dark look toward the graceful black figure padding along with feline steps...
In midair, Laplace was no longer paying much attention to Gleipnir's competition. From the moment she could control the Black Cat, this track had essentially been secured.
What she cared about more now was the white envelope in Luigi's hand.
Angel was actually quite curious about what the letter contained as well. Now that Laplace had taken the initiative to ask, he naturally pricked up his ears.
Luigi naturally did not intend to hide it from Laplace. He even wanted to hand the white envelope to her.
However, the moment the white envelope touched Laplace's hand, it vanished automatically and returned to the table before Luigi, as though it had never moved.
From this, it seemed that only Luigi could pick up the white envelope.
Since he could not let Laplace examine it, Luigi simply opened the white envelope and read out its contents.
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