Topaz turned to address herself.
"Is this what General Feixiao had in mind?"
"You're far more methodical than I am. I only guessed that Screwllum was in dire straits because Russell refused to act. I had no idea he was skirting the edge between legality and illegality to evade sanctions."
Approval quickly appeared on Feixiao's face. Then, unable to resist, she immediately began poaching talent.
"By the way, your brain seems to work pretty well. I heard Diamond fired you. Have you considered coming to the Yaoqing to serve as an officer?"
"It's only because I stayed by Russell's side and had an information advantage. My abilities aren't enough for a position that great."
Topaz waved her hand in refusal, and Feixiao's upright ears seemed to droop for a moment.
"Seriously... finding an adviser these days is really damn hard."
She sighed and muttered before reaching for Topaz again.
"You've really broken my heart. And I still have to take you along to save people. What did the young people of the Xianzhou call this again...?"
"A simp? Or a nice guy?"
Sunday: "..."
He watched the fox woman ahead, who was focused solely on dragging Topaz away, and a sense of defeat welled up inside him.
"She looks like she has no intention of talking to us at all."
Pom-Pom clung to the stockings on Sunday's leg as it spoke, its rabbit eyes filled with worry.
Although it had acted like a cowardly rabbit terrified of being blown apart by God King Tang—
In truth, Pom-Pom was a hereditary Train Conductor of the Train crew. This rabbit possessed the good temper and sense of responsibility passed down through the Path of the Pioneer.
"Do you have any other secret techniques?"
"It can't really be just me, can it? If