“I didn’t,” Leah said. “I was just so engrossed in practicing my sword that I got the time wrong.”
Linda sighed.
I just hope this guy doesn't act impulsively in the fight.
Isa was also trying to comfort Leah with her eyes, after all, Linda had hit her yesterday, which was entirely her own fault. But Leah was unmoved and wouldn't respond to anyone who spoke to her.
Linda was so infuriated by his appearance that she almost had a stroke. Instead of hitting Abner, she wanted to beat up Leah first.
No wonder he didn't have any sexual desire for this guy when they shared a bed in the closed dungeon, because the Empire's Law No. 179 states that idiots break the law!
Perhaps the original storyline portrayed Leah as not being that intelligent, but distance makes the heart grow fonder, and players only saw Leah's cool side, thus forming a preconceived notion that she was a mature character.
Actually, if you think about it for a while, you'll realize—how did you inexplicably break the law? Oh, it turns out you were talking to an idiot.
"I don't care about anything else, just do your best in the match later!" Linda glared fiercely at Lia.
Leah: "Hmph."
The three's subtle actions were noticed by the audience in the front row, who all looked on with suspicion.
Fry wondered: Could they be fighting amongst themselves?
They're about to face the ceiling of White Dove City, Abner?
"Qilina, you're a psychology expert, analyze what's going on."
Fry pushed up his silver-rimmed glasses, a sinister glint in his eyes.
The relationship between these three doesn't seem as good as the rumors suggest. If given the chance, he'd tear them apart, or even make them defect to Red Peach City!
Wall and Timo also became interested and looked at Zilina together.
"I think it's probably..."
Zilina rested her chin on her hand, observed Lia for a long while, and finally made up her mind, saying:
"It's probably because... Linda is too nice to the other girls and neglects her, which makes her feel very unfair. Those little gestures of raising her eyebrows and pouting completely confirm my guess."
"So, we have the opportunity to sow discord between Xueyan's captain and Linda, turning them into enemies?"
Frye's eyes gleamed.
“Then there’s probably no chance.” Zilina shrugged.
"Huh? Were their actions meant to mislead us?"
"Frye, what I actually meant was..."
Zilina looked at him like he was an idiot. This middle-aged elf in his forties had such low emotional intelligence that it was comparable to his OO, which could only last for a minute. He was utterly useless except for wasting a bottle of slime oil.
Qi Lina sighed and pointed at the three people on the stage: "I think they're just having a lovers' quarrel."
Frye: ?
A look of surprise appeared in the eyes of the middle-aged elf.
"What did you say? Aren't they fighting amongst themselves?"
"Yeah, I think couples arguing is a kind of internal conflict. Look, she's rolling her eyes again, and even stepping on Linda's toes with her boot."
Zilina's words were like a large hand parting the clouds, instantly clearing Frye's vision.
When Linda was whispering to Leah, the red-haired girl puffed out her cheeks with a haughty expression, and the sour look in Captain Isa's eyes...
Isn't this just like a couple arguing?
And it was a three-person couple arguing!
But he thought this was a great opportunity to sow discord... It was no different from when Frye was a child and heard his father "beating" his mother. He ran over to try and stop the fight, only to be beaten so badly by his mother that she told him to go away.
Frye's face burned with shame as he realized he had mistaken the flirtatious banter of the Phoenix Flower Squad for a perfect opportunity to sow discord.
Seeing the mockery in Zilina's eyes, Frye's composure crumbled.
"But... I really didn't expect that the eldest daughter of the Mandala family would get together with someone from White Dove City."
Qi Lina crossed her long legs and said thoughtfully, "I wonder what the Crimson Adventurers think."
This is a case of resources flowing out; the watermelons grown in our own country were picked up by Baige City.
Previously, Lia was unknown and no one cared, but now Lia has become the captain of the Iron-class adventure team.
There are only six teams of this caliber in Hongtao City.
Leah's performance was a resounding slap in the face to the Bloody Baron.
...
On the arena, the only one worried that Lia might quit was Linda herself.
He was simply overthinking things, treating Leah like a spoiled child. If he had just calmed down and thought about it carefully, how could an adventurer like Leah, who was so concerned with her reputation, possibly give up such an important competition?
The Adventurers' Weekly reporter was hiding in the audience, and Leah was eager for him to see her prowess, to be featured in the newspaper, and to finally get her revenge.
Even when Linda tells her not to do it, she insists on doing it anyway.
On the contrary, Linda's hurried and flustered appearance made Lia's lips curl up. She found it very interesting, so she simply pretended to be aloof and ignored Linda.
"Next up is the fourth contestant, [Mind's Eye], Eberna!"
Amidst Kami's excited voice, a blue figure quietly appeared on the stage.
Like a leaf lifted by a gentle breeze, it falls quietly.
A palpable sense of oppression spread silently.
Linda and the other two felt a chill run down their spines and involuntarily activated the magic circuits within their bodies.
"You are excellent adventurers, but... I will win."
Eberner opened his eyes and said calmly.
Those were a pair of deep blue, crystal-clear eyes, like gemstones. Abner had two long, thin bangs hanging down her forehead, and a long ponytail that reached her hips. A samurai sword was tucked into her waistband, its hilt wrapped in black cloth.
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