A New Adventure, Of Course, Requires Hyacinth to Step Up

Su Tianqing felt like she had discovered a very crucial key point that could drastically improve the tediousness of villainous activities:

Since she was a villain, why on earth should she go to all the trouble of rushing over to do the heroes' work?

Come to think of it, if this fox usually finished the jobs ahead of Hyacinth and the others—jobs they could easily complete themselves—in the long run it would inevitably lead to a drop in Hyacinth and company's daily attendance rate, heavily dampening the heroes' activity morale, and might even have a negative impact on her own villainous operations.

A villain had to be a villain. When it came to major matters, she could unwaveringly protect the masses, but in daily trivialities, she had to act however brought the most joy, without genuinely treating herself as half a hero.

"So, when Hyacinth heads into the different space for her second investigation, we absolutely cannot just go straight up to help her. If we do that, plenty of fun will wander far away from us."

Later on, in the Villain Rooftop parlor, the golden-haired fox-girl earnestly said to the companions before her.

The pink-haired Bunny Bunny pinched her chin, nodding repeatedly in agreement as she lowered her head to write a few lines in her notebook.

Su Tianqing remembered that this notebook seemed to have been handmade by Bunny Bunny herself, with a sketch of this fox printed on the cover and the title Fox Speech written on it, along with the subtitle Fox Scripture: Old Covenant.

"What are you writing, Bunny Bunny?" Fenrir curiously leaned forward to take a look, just as the Cheshire Rabbit finished writing her own notes, letting Gray Wolf, Alice, and Little Jack crowd around to look and chant along.

"Chapter 17, Section