＼＼ (^▽^*)／／ That's just how it is
"..."
Daiyu felt a little relieved when she heard that.
"With that, Master, your anger should have faded, right?"
"After scaring him like that, surely he won't dare disrespect you again."
Daiyu wasn't sure whether that would happen, but she was certain of one thing: for a long time to come, he probably wouldn't dare fish in that river again—at least not at night.
"..."
(ˉ▽￣~) Tsk~~
Annie turned her head away, her emerald eyes flickering. She clearly thought the matter wasn't over yet.
"Normally, once you've scared someone off, you should let it go."
"But who are you talking about?"
(*︶*)..
"Would I be the sort of person to give up so easily?"
"He's the one who was so mean at first and refused to sell me fish no matter what!"
"Huh?"
Daiyu exchanged a glance with Tanchun beside her. A sense of foreboding rose in both their hearts.
"Master..."
"You're not going to..."
After all that, if she still wasn't going to let it go, then there was no doubt about it. Daiyu didn't need to think twice to know the other person was in for more trouble!
"Hee-hee!"
Annie laughed smugly and bobbed her head.
"I followed him home while invisible."
(c)
"It was a pretty ordinary little courtyard in the marketplace, with a gate and two courtyards. I waited outside for a while. He was still shaken and distraught when he hurried inside. He washed up quickly, put out the lamp, and I figured he went to bed to calm his nerves."
(′~`●)
"Then, after things gradually quieted down inside, I decided the time was about right, so I got moving again!"
(ψ｀▽′)o
She suddenly turned to the four of them. Lowering her voice, she spoke in a spooky,