Funinna, please let me steal your heart!

“Of course,” Luna replied with a smile.

Do you really understand?

Funina's worries did not dissipate, but since things had come to this point, it would be embarrassing to change her mind and say that it was better to forget about it.

Gods must maintain an appearance of absolute majesty!

At this point, Navelette also finished searching.

“It’s very regrettable that there is no information about Vasher in either the files or the dossier, not on paper, nor in my mind,” Navilette said calmly.

Did all our efforts to draw water come to nothing?

“I see…” Navia was somewhat disappointed.

But Lulu got the chance to continue working with Funina, and for that alone, the trip wasn't a complete waste! Navia thought to herself.

Luna seemed lost in thought.

Even the Supreme Court had no recollection of this?

"...Then we'll take our leave. Thank you very much, Lady Funina, Lady Vilette," Luna said, rising to her feet.

Navia also stood up.

“I understand how you feel, Miss Navia,” Navia said suddenly.

"Mr. Carles was a very good man, and his death is regrettable."

It sounded like he was trying to comfort her, but his tone lacked any of the expected inflection or fluctuation.

It was as if he was simply saying what he was supposed to say.

Navia clenched her fists. Seeing this, Luna immediately grabbed her arm, and the waves of pain brought Navia back to her senses.

But she couldn't help but whisper, "Do you know what you're saying? Do you think you should say this now, so you're saying it to me?"

Fu Ningna blinked repeatedly.

This atmosphere...

"Nana."

Navia pursed her lips, glared at Navelette, then lowered her eyes.

"...Don't say that to me. I beg you to stop the duel. You knew there were doubts about the case, yet you still allowed it to continue. He still owes me so many unanswered questions..."

Navia gasped, her breath trembling slightly, "I don't want to be angry."

Luna smiled and said, "Sorry, we'll be going now."

The two disappeared behind the door.

Funina breathed a sigh of relief; she almost couldn't breathe!

Navia, who is usually so cheerful and playful, is truly terrifying when she gets angry.

Why are all the women around Luna so scary?

“Naviette, you should learn how I speak,” said Funina.

"I don't think I can learn it all."

Such an exaggerated performance is not suitable for him at all.

I'm so tired, so alone

“I’m talking about my art of speaking!” Funina said, hands on her hips.

"Similarly. But... even if I learned it, I'm afraid I still wouldn't know how to express it."

Whether it was Navia's anger towards him or her guilt, it all seemed to be separated by an invisible barrier, making her feel extremely distant from him.

Funina crossed her arms: "This is not surprising for you, but it's much better than at the beginning. Keep up the good work, observe more humans, and you'll always gain something."

Only at times like these does she truly resemble a deity.

Navelette nodded silently.

"Alright, time to eat my dessert—ah, has Clorind been here?"

"No, I can pass on a message to her."

"Hmm...it's alright, I'll talk to her myself later."

the other side.

Navia and Luna left the Mo Mang Palace and arrived outside the city.

"I'm sorry," Navia said dejectedly.

"Ah."

"Even though I asked you for help, I still almost lost my temper." Navia was extremely embarrassed.

Luna didn't seem to care: "It's not surprising, and I don't think you need to worry about it too much. It's only human nature. If it were me—"

Although that's unlikely.

"I might do something even more ruthless than you," she chuckled.

"Really? I can't imagine. Lulu, you're always so gentle and your emotions are so stable. It's like anger or sadness don't exist for you."

"Don't make me sound like I've become a non-human creature. I can cry and get angry too."

Navia, with her hands behind her back, smiled and said, "I'd love to see Lulu like that."

“Tear up the script I wrote, and then you’ll see it.”

"...I feel like I'd be in danger if I did that."

Navia stopped, still feeling a lingering, unshakeable frustration.

Did she resent Navigette? No.

Navigette was simply making the same decision as always. The world knows the Supreme Judge's indifference, his fairness and justice, and therefore he has earned the world's trust.

“I always feel a bit down inside,” Navia sighed.

"Is it because you haven't finished venting?"

“Maybe, but I don’t want to keep losing my temper. ‘Anger leads to impulsiveness, sadness leads to hesitation’—that’s what the Phantom Thief White Cat once said, and it’s certainly true.”

I need to adjust my mindset. Navia took a deep breath.

Then Luna gently patted her stomach.

"puff--"

Navia coughed a few times and hurriedly said, "Lulu, what are you doing!"

"Inhale."

"I was just inhaling."

"Hurry up," Luna urged, rubbing Navia's belly.

"No, don't touch my stomach! I'll do it, inhale—"

Luna nodded: "Then shout it out."

call out?

What are you shouting? Navia's eyes conveyed this meaning, utterly confused.

"whatever."

Then… Navia shouted at the top of her lungs: “Ah—!!!”

The loud shout startled the surrounding animals, causing them to scatter in all directions. Birds took flight in surprise, while Navia coughed.

"Phew, I feel a bit better now. But it's still a little embarrassing to shout like that. Lulu, why don't you shout a few times too?"

"No, I'm not holding back my anger."

Navia said sullenly, "What? You're so cunning. You want me to be myself but I won't."

Luna observed Navia's expression.

Navia's gaze began to dart away as she was being stared at. "What's wrong?" she asked.

"I feel like you haven't finished venting."

"No, no, I really feel much better!"

After saying that, Navia muttered, "Okay, I'm still a little depressed."

"I knew it! I'm pretty good at judging people. Since that's the case..."

Luna smiled and said, "How about venting on me?"

102: Golden Retriever (3rd update)

Navia was taken aback: "Taking it out on you?"

Something sounds off.

"The word 'venting' shouldn't be used to describe people, right?" Navia said, blushing.

"Really? That's what we did at home before. If there was any conflict, fighting was often the quickest and most convenient way."

"This family is a bit too aggressive!"

She should fight Luna?

Navia felt she couldn't bring herself to do it—even though she didn't know she had already hit him several times.

"Can't we use another method?" Navia's expression was subtle.

"Hmm? I was just giving an example; I didn't actually intend to fight Nana."

Navia asked curiously, "So what do you want to do?"