Hekate looked at Natasha with an unreadable expression, making Natasha feel uncomfortable all over. She asked strangely, "Hekate, is there something wrong with me?"
Hekate shook her head. "Nothing. I just think you're so lucky, and you're so pretty too. Being able to be friends with you is really wonderful."
How was she supposed to say something so absurd about the rules? Forget it, forget it. Better to pretend she didn't know.
Natasha smiled foolishly. "Oh, right, Hekate. I have lots of money now. Do you want it? I can give it all to you. Once it's gone, I can just go out and pick up more."
Natasha's favorability toward you has increased slightly.
It could still increase even after exceeding the red line?
Hekate felt a little helpless. "No need. Luck comes and goes. No one can have good luck forever. You should cherish it instead of wasting all your luck on picking up money."
Natasha shook her head. "My luckiest days have already passed. Nothing in the future will ever be luckier than that time."
Hekate pressed her lips together and said nothing.
Furia's gaze never stopped moving between her teacher and Natasha. She felt that something was off between the two of them, but she couldn't put it into words.
Teacher Ivin came out of the room looking dejected. She sighed, jumped off the balcony, and flew away.
Emmand's death had not made her sad, but learning that Emmand had never married because of her and had searched everywhere for elf Ruins for her had left her so melancholy these past few days that she was practically losing hair.
Furia shifted her gaze, looking confused. Why did Teacher Ivin seem so depressed?
At that moment, Ifeil rushed in from outside, carrying several limited-time Magic Rabbit