"What's so bad about that?" The White Fox girl casually swept her gaze around, then gave a bland snort. "They're just a bunch of onlookers who don't know the truth. You care?"
"...I just feel like letting people die in ignorance is pretty immoral?"
"Oh? You think if I shouted right now that I'm going to slaughter every last one of you, any of them would take it seriously?" the White Fox girl said with narrowed eyes. The ignorant onlookers she spoke of were still staring at her in amazement, some even taking pictures.
That made her quite unhappy.
"Well... then shall we use a more peaceful method?"
Jiu Ming said to the boy.
"No. You just need to stay here," he finally said, his voice exceptionally calm and level.
Jiu Ming nodded and winked at the White Fox girl. She gave a soft hmph, pulled Jiu Ming along, and casually found a place to sit. "I'd forgotten about you, but I don't want to watch that brat standing there perfectly fine."
She said it sulkily, lightly tapping her little foot against the ground. Seeing the small hole that had appeared in the floor, Jiu Ming shrugged without exposing her, though he could sense a stream of icy power coursing underground.
"You two are really troublesome." Just as that power was about to reach the boy's feet, he suddenly spoke, then turned and left without a moment's hesitation. He left with such decisive speed that even the White Fox girl froze for a moment. Would it kill you to stand there a little longer?!
"Mm, looks like we were discovered." Jiu Ming shrugged, while the White Fox girl curled her lips. "What will it take for you to teach me how to make clones?"
"I just think that if I