That's how it was, part two.
Trying to change the atmosphere with lowbrow, prankish banter was, fundamentally, a rather offensive way of livening things up.
The Prompt Device answered as such.
If it were Elio, he would probably play along by acting angry, then turn around and pretend nothing had happened.
"So, should I act angry now? Then fast-forward to the next step?"
That's how it was.
"Elio's life is a little boring."
Russell sighed.
There was no uncertainty in his life at all, and he was forced to keep his clairvoyance running at maximum power twenty-four hours a day.
Being alive was probably no different from being dead for someone like that.
Otherwise, why do you think he called himself fate's slave instead of fate's darling?
The Prompt Device remarked.
Not every Path's Emissary position was a good thing.
Acheron was a typical example. She had said she was going to Jarilo to meet up with you, yet she was still wandering around the Xianzhou station platform.
The Prompt Device said something that was truly hard to take.
Good grief.
So Acheron was still riding over on horseback, huh?
Oh, right. It was time for you to answer and move the plot along.
"I think it would be too boring if I followed exactly the pattern you described."
Yet unexpectedly, in response to the Prompt Device's prompt, the man gave such an answer.
Oh? So what was your idea?
Let's be clear first: Kafka, Blade, and Tingyun still only half-believed your identity. If you acted out of character, they might want to rip off your disguise.
"Then we'll just change the story."
To that—
Russell answered thus.
Then he turned his gaze toward Silver Wolf, his face stiffening as he revealed an expression as indescribable as Zhu Chongba selling