Bai Fu had no idea who the game's original protagonist was, and it didn't matter much to her anymore.
As long as she became one of Zu Yuan Star's strongest before the protagonist's big moment, then, with her popularity among the players, would anyone dare object if she declared herself the real protagonist?
Worst case, they could have two people calling the shots. Who said a story couldn't have two protagonists?
With the reunion at Old Nissen's tavern still underway, Bai Fu started playing with Little Bai Fu back at her place.
She needed to put her new skill through its paces. If she waited until she was on the battlefield to get used to it, things could easily go wrong.
"Fifteen centimeters tall. She can shrink, compressing down to a minimum of five centimeters. Whether you put her in a pocket or tuck her somewhere else, she's really convenient."
"Even if you don't use her to scout enemy positions or as a remote-controlled bomb, you can suddenly pull her out in a fight and use her like a grenade."
The only problem was that Bai Fu realized Little Bai Fu wasn't suitable for turning into a Prayer Card like [Spiritual Energy Shield] and [Combat Etiquette] and selling it to players.
It wasn't because of the image. She'd actually be delighted if her likeness spread far and wide, making her the number-one idol in the starry sky Above the Stars—or even getting printed on money.
The main issue was that summoning Little Bai Fu cost 50 points of Psychic Energy, and keeping her around cost another five points per minute. Non-Spiritual Energy class players could use Little Bai Fu for at most one minute.
What could you even do in a minute?
She couldn't scout for long, and she couldn't