(Once I have the etched badge, I can't be bothered to type it anymore...)
"Alright, enough chatting. Time to get down to business!"
Bai Ye clapped his hands, then jumped down from the suitcase.
"Tch, you really are good at ruining the mood..." Texas said, somewhat displeased, knocking Bai Ye on the head.
"Sorry, sorry. But if we keep wasting time, we won't get anything done by dinner!"
As Bai Ye spoke, he smoothed out his bangs and used divine arts to set his hairstyle in place.
"Let's go... borrow some clothes."
Having naturally finished all his preparations, Bai Ye turned to Texas.
"Tch, I really don't know where you're getting all this enthusiasm from. You're so excited to borrow women's clothes..."
Watching him, Texas could not help teasing him from the side.
The smile on Bai Ye's face instantly froze.
It had to be said, Texas's quips were as sharp as her killing swordsmanship, striking straight at the vital point.
"Hey, Bai Ye, are you okay?"
Texas poked Bai Ye, who had practically turned gray beside her.
"Of course... I'm fine. Yeah, let's go borrow women's clothes..." Bai Ye said through gritted teeth.
Because Bai Ye had, for once, slept in late, then dawdled over washing and combing his hair, it was already four in the afternoon by the time they finally left.
"Ah, it's this late already? Look at the time!" Bai Ye patted the clock on the wall.
"So it really is all Bai Ye's fault. We didn't even eat breakfast or lunch today..."
As Texas spoke, she took out a box of Pocky, opened it, and offered one to Bai Ye.
"It's all my fault, and you're still giving me snacks?"
Bai Ye did not reach out to take it. Instead, he simply leaned over with