Vishy did not do as Felix had guessed and run off to another country the moment she regained her freedom to resume her old trade, giving this era a little Phantom Prophet shock, arranging things like Slaughtering Life to Refine Souls and Death Game, racing against time to grow stronger and becoming the mastermind behind countless urban legends. Not only had she not left Blood Moon, she had not even left Kaimeng City. Instead, she randomly selected one lucky entrepreneur, searched his soul, dominated him, moved into his mansion, and spent a lazy day watching dramas.
Thus, thirty minutes after "Kaimeng City General University Affiliated Hospital Associate Professor Siffrin develops new mind-communication Miracle" shot to the top of trending searches across all channels, Vishy returned to her loyal Hotel.
"I see. So our team actually had a Captain named Ash."
Vishy sat on the recliner, her posture languid, her expression casual. Today, she was finally no longer wearing the Maid Outfit, but a black-gray turtleneck shirt under a white dress, with a warm yellow work jacket over it. Her long, straight, fair legs were crossed together, and her black zippered long boots looked stylish and sharp. Siffrin recognized the outfit at once as the classic style of one of the female leads in Blood Moon's hit drama series Artificer 100% from last year; for a while, the Veela had dragged her along to watch that show every day.
It was not only Vishy. Diya and Vesir had not left either. Three Half Gods, one Divine Spirit, two Legends, and two Holy Domains—the lineup of female spellcasters in this room was an existence that would be explosive anywhere in the Six Kingdoms.
So Vishy swept her gaze around the room, the corner of her mouth curling up slantwise, her eyes mocking