Bailing's Sable-Training Ground

Generally speaking, heroic protagonists shared a few specific traits:

They usually acted loafish and unreliable, rushed forward headfirst without a plan when trouble struck, and roared about friendship and bonds while charging straight into the enemy's face to throw a flurry of punches, trading blows evenly with opponents no matter how strong they were.

There were even situations where they unlocked a burst of power and cheated, instantly obliterating opponents whose strength far exceeded their own with a single world-splitting ultimate move.

The above point only applied to PvE environments, and moreover, it could only erupt when facing a villainous boss who had already beaten their companions down to their knees.

Clearly, Hyacinth as the designated heroic protagonist perfectly fit every single condition.

Yet such a heroic protagonist also possessed a rather inconvenient flaw at times... Hyacinth always fixated on charging headfirst, giving off the impression that she had to push through no matter the hardships or obstacles. While certainly reliable on ordinary days, when participating in this sort of investigative mission, it became a massive flaw that directly affected the entire process.

After all, not every mission could be plowed through with brute force, especially when intelligence was virtually zero. Rashly charging forward might disrupt subsequent plans and even risk prematurely waking up the ultimate boss, leading to total failure.

To curb Hyacinth's recklessness, Su Tianqing specifically arranged for Yue Tianxin to enter the interior alongside her, serving as a Hyacinth-decelerator to prevent Bailing alone from failing to catch Hyacinth by the collar... Even though if she truly rushed ahead mindlessly, two Stargazers combined probably wouldn't be able to stop her, it could still ultimately serve some purpose.

"Over here! In this direction!"

Albatross flew at the very front, calling out to Hyacinth behind her.

The latter closely followed