Mo Yi: My shut-in wife can't possibly be this smart!

Alright, Mo Yi was really just reenacting a classic scene. Countless boys who climbed through windows into the rooms of girls they loved at night used this very trick to take them away.

Although both Mo Yi and True Kiana could fly and even teleport through space, such "unnecessary trouble" could be imbued with special meaning at certain times and in certain situations. This kind of act was commonly known as romance.

For True Kiana, her life had begun when she met Mo Yi. Many of her ideas were quite "innocent." Back in the Dream World, she had loved playing "live-action roleplay" in front of Mo Yi, so of course she understood what he was doing now!

She often encountered scenes like this when playing galgames. Since she had not been a geek for long, unlike Princess—specifically Houraisan Kaguya—an old hand with over a hundred years of experience who was already immune to every trope and could clearly distinguish games from reality, she would not be moved just because someone performed some classic game-like action—unless that person was someone she already liked.

After tying the rope securely, Mo Yi turned around and extended a hand to True Kiana, inviting her, "Come away with me, my Princess—"

True Kiana was delighted, and the curve of her lips could not deceive anyone. She placed her hand in Mo Yi's, yet said, "Call me Queen. I'm not a Princess—"

"Alright, my Princess."

Mo Yi grabbed True Kiana's hand and gave it a firm pull, then swept her up around the waist in the most standard princess carry imaginable. Since he needed one hand for the rope, he could only hold True Kiana with one arm. True Kiana cooperatively wrapped both arms around Mo Yi's neck, hanging securely against him.

"We're leaving. Are you