Even Villains Need an Organizational Plan

Somewhere on the roof of an office building in Mountain City.

Nobody knew why Magical Girls always liked to meet on rooftops, and Su Tianqing herself had no idea either. It was probably because Red Rose had set a bad precedent, as currently the meeting locations of almost all righteous Magical Girls and certain Villains were defaulted to the rooftops of various buildings.

This had several advantages: using flying magic was much more convenient, allowing for quick takeoffs and landings, and untransforming at the highest point in the city meant not having to worry about being recognized by passersby, sparing them quite a few unnecessary troubles.

And ever since that whole business with Garuda had ended, that old model of the Villain rooftop had been flattened in a beast battle with exhilarating ease. Amidst the heartbreak, it also left Su Tianqing with a profound sense of relief—

Because the old Villain rooftop was something she had designed and built when she first debuted, its underlying logic was crude and brutal, roughly equivalent to laying an anti-gravity platform on a roof and then building all sorts of structures on top of it. It had been built to look suspiciously like a zoning violation, the kind that would definitely make the engineering department let out a sharp shriek if she formally applied for it at the Hero Association.

Yet the newly designed second generation was entirely different. Not only did it feature dedicated cognitive filtering to prevent irrelevant crowds and fanatical fans from wandering in, but its defensive performance and mobility were also specially enhanced.

That was right, the second-generation Villain rooftop was mobile, practically the luxury RV of the Magical Girl rooftop world. Using the space magic her fox self excelled at, she could pack it up and take it away