Who Was Really at Fault? ()°
While Mark and his old friends and subordinates were tearfully reuniting, Bai Yue Kui, Boss Bai, naturally took the opportunity to walk toward a certain troublesome little girl who was sitting on the armored vehicle's hood and watching the spectacle with a strange, complicated look on her face.
"??"
!?('')
Seeing Boss Bai Yue Kui walking toward her and noticing her expression, Annie grew a little nervous. She instinctively shrank back behind the hood.
"What's wrong?"
"Boss Bai, I don't think I did anything wrong, did I?"
(ω‖)
Fortunately, Annie quickly calmed down. She looked at Bai Yue Kui righteously and met her gaze head-on.
(...)
(;￢￢)
"Hmm..."
Bai Yue Kui frowned slightly as she recalled the task she had given Annie earlier, and hesitated.
After all, Annie had successfully lured away the Wasteland Hunters' convoy and even brought Mark's friends back with her. That had provided enormous benefits for the mental training she planned to give Mark and for the upcoming "Attack the Stars Plan," so Bai Yue Kui couldn't really find any serious fault with her.
"You're not exactly wrong!"
"It's just... how should I put it..."
As she spoke, Bai Yue Kui couldn't help sighing first. Then she shook her head, looked at Annie, and said bitterly:
"Seriously!"
"Annie, you really know how to cause trouble for me!"
Yes, trouble!
After combining this with the report Shattered Star had given her earlier, Bai Yue Kui didn't dare say that Annie had done anything wrong. But there was no doubt she had caused Bai Yue Kui plenty of trouble.
After all, Annie had completed her mission perfectly by driving away the Wasteland Hunters' convoy without attacking them, but she had also joined forces with the "rebels" to capture their commander. It was