Over the next few days, the "Bear-Head" badges officially joined the Nameless community and were distributed to every member to wear on their chest.
However, the badge was just a minor matter among the community's upper ranks. It had no major impact on life at the community's headquarters or on Perseus and the circus's grand renovation project.
To Perseus's Warriors and the members of the circus, the Nameless community's decision to use a palm-sized, fierce-looking golden "Bear-Head" badge as its identifying symbol was no big deal. It certainly wouldn't cause any trouble in their daily lives. Besides, they were happy to wear the badges since they made it easier to recognize one another.
After all, the Nameless community now had tens of thousands of members. Until it had a name and a flag, using badges as a temporary measure would certainly make things more convenient for its subordinates.
Of course, that was beside the point. Right now, the "Bear-Head" Nameless community had run into an even bigger problem.
So that afternoon, Black Rabbit and Russell once again sounded the community's alarm and began summoning all of its core leaders. Even the senior members of the subordinate Perseus community, including Luos, as well as the circus's ringleader, the cat-eared girl, the clown, and the others were all called to the castle's meeting hall.
And, of course!
A certain troublesome little girl who had planned to sleep until she woke naturally—until the sun was high in the sky—was forced to get up early after repeated urging from Leticia, the vampire maid captain. Still drowsy, she headed toward the living room.
Naturally!
Annie hadn't gotten up all that much earlier than usual. At most, she might have been up ten or twenty minutes earlier—perhaps half an hour.
"..."
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"Ah, oh..."
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