Thinking this, Vodka silently withdrew the hand he had used to blacklist the contact.
Forget it. A true warrior had to dare face challenges from the enemy. He would first see what Uzo wanted. At worst, if he received similar messages in the future, he would just pretend not to see them...
The two Men in Black soon arrived at the Noblewoman Room and pushed open the door. The huge, brightly toned oil painting on the wall opposite the door immediately caught their eyes.
Compared with the other rooms they had seen, Gin had little interest in this pink, frilly room.
He walked up to the most conspicuous painting, slowly lifted it, and looked at the wall behind it, but found nothing.
Vodka lagged a few steps behind. Seeing that Big Brother had already started searching, he felt awkward standing idle, so he looked at a medium-sized oil painting on the side wall. Mimicking Gin, he casually lifted it and gave the wall behind it a perfunctory glance.
Then he suddenly froze.
"...Big Brother." Vodka's face twisted, as though he had drawn a joker from a deck. "There's a hidden cabinet embedded in the wall behind this painting."
"?" Gin had not expected that, among all the paintings in the room, Vodka would randomly lift one and happen to find their target.
After thinking for a moment, he did not go over immediately. Instead, he casually lifted several other paintings first.
But behind those paintings were only bare walls.
Only behind the one in Vodka's hand was there a locked cabinet door hidden in the wall.
Gin gave a slight nod. "Your luck is surprisingly good."
Vodka: "..." Whoever wanted this rotten luck could have it!
Although he desperately wished he could travel back a few seconds and stop