Funinna, please let me steal your heart!

Finally, some good news!

Without a word, she jumped off the sofa, patted Sedna's head, and then walked briskly to Navelette's office.

"look at this!"

Navelette raised her face: "What is this?"

"Good news for my eyeliner."

Frynn's spies are all over Teyvat. Although they can't catch every whisper, they can easily find out what's going on inside the Court of Justice.

"Thanks to Vasher's arrest, coupled with the double-crossing statement by the phantom thief White Cat, all the traitors hidden in the Court of Justice are running around like scalded rats, desperately trying to clear their names."

"But the more you move, the easier it is to be noticed."

Furina pressed her hand to her chest and spun around: "Anyone who dares to taint our justice and law should be put to trial!"

Judge! Not a single rat can be let go; only then can it be called a cleanup and rectification.

Navelette carefully reviewed the document and nodded.

"The evidence is conclusive, so the public trial will begin tomorrow. However, the number of cases is unexpectedly large... It seems you'll have to sit in the audience for several more hours."

"Eh?"

Fu Ningna blinked repeatedly.

Yes, so many sinners will inevitably face a long trial.

And she naturally had to sit in the seat until her buttocks went numb.

Navilette asked, "Is there a problem?"

"N-nothing..."

I'll just add a cushion to my seat when the time comes.

Even if the body doesn't change, it doesn't mean it won't go numb.

Knock, knock, knock. The door suddenly rang.

"Please come in," Navelette replied calmly.

"excuse me!"

The person who pushed open the door was a high-ranking official from the Court of Justice. When he saw that Funina was also present, the seriousness and tension on his face became even more obvious.

"Is there something you need?" Navelette asked.

The high-ranking official from the Court of Justice bowed respectfully and said, "Actually, it's like this: recently, news about the phantom thief White Cat has been everywhere..."

Funina scoffed, "This is nothing more than false reporting by those unscrupulous newspapers."

The phantom thief White Cat is a good Samaritan? She doesn't believe it.

The phantom thief does help others, but to say she enjoys helping others is a big question mark. We should even add an exclamation mark before that question mark.

At least she wouldn't intentionally cultivate the image of a "kind-hearted thief next door."

Isn't it obvious at a glance that this is pure fabrication?

"Yes, but..."

Seeing his hesitation, Funina frowned and said, "But what? Speak quickly if you have something to say."

"But the activities of the Phantom Thief White Cat have indeed seriously affected the reputation and credibility of the Court of Justice."

"Fontaine, a city that upholds justice and the law, has allowed a criminal to roam free, and he has yet to be apprehended..."

Funina crossed her arms: "What else? You don't mean that's all?"

"...and there are also the scandals that have been exposed within the Court of Justice, especially the fact that the security forces have been infiltrated by Vasher's men, and many people have almost been killed."

"I see."

Simply put, they've got their eyes on the reputation of the Phantom Thief White Cat and want to use her to salvage their steadily declining credibility.

The senior official from the Court of Justice spoke even faster: "We have found out who is spreading the rumors. Once the storm has passed, we can immediately proceed with the arrest of the Phantom Thief."

Fu Ningna's eyes held a subtle expression.

Are you sure you can really catch that phantom thief, White Cat?

Villette cut to the chase: "We understand the Court of Justice's thinking, but did you come here just to give a report?"

"That's right, hurry up and finish what you've said," Funina urged.

The high-ranking official in the court gritted his teeth and took a deep breath.

"Actually, we want to draw on the wisdom of Lady Funina and Lady Navelette."

After all, they always failed to catch the phantom thief, White Cat.

Now that things have come to this, we can only rely on the Water God and the Supreme Judge.

It's a rather troublesome matter no matter how you look at it! Funina thought to herself, she was unwilling to get involved in such a thing, besides—didn't the Phantom Thief White Cat save a lot of people?

"Lady Furina must also want to defeat the Phantom Thief White Cat, right?"

"Eh?"

Really? How come I didn't know that myself?

The high-ranking official of the Court of Justice exclaimed excitedly, "Your glory and limelight have all been stolen by that despicable thief! Many people are hoping that you can turn the tables and thwart her arrogance!"

That's it again.

Even if the "audience" is not in the audience, their eyes will never leave the deity.

"Everyone wants to see you face off against the phantom thief!"

Funina remained silent.

Navilette couldn't help but turn her gaze to Funina, quietly observing her.

Since the appearance of the primordial sea of ​​fetuses, he has been forced to confront the existence of prophecy, and he occasionally casts such glances his way.

They seemed to want to see through the layers of mystery surrounding Funina, uncover the truth, and find out more about her as the current water goddess.

But this only made Funina feel extremely uneasy.

...It absolutely must not be discovered.

"I am now the Demon God Fukaros, and this is the time to..." A smile "naturally" appeared on Funina's face.

"Mmm, I understand."

"If it were me, I would also be thrilled and excited by the duel that was destined to come. Everyone yearns for the unknown stage, the unknown story and the unknown ending."

"It doesn't have to be shocking, it doesn't have to be tragic, but it must be full of drama!"

"Consider it a reward, and let me give my followers a spectacular performance!"

Furnessa turned her back, using her silhouette to block Villette's view.

She clapped her hands: "I've already decided on the title for this play, 'The End of the Sinner.' But we need to be fully prepared before the actual performance."

"Especially, we need to find all the actors."

Soon after, inside the Darkmoon Troupe.

Navia ran quickly and went straight to Luna's office.

With a bang, she pushed the door open.

"Lulu, I have a big job to do!"

She handed a letter to Luna while panting.

The invitation to the Phantom Thief Capture Project reads as follows.

.....uh-huh?

127: Beware of fire, theft, and your best friend.

When Luna saw the letter titled "Invitation to the Phantom Thief Capture Project," she was undoubtedly puzzled.

After all, she is the phantom thief, White Cat.

Who invites a phantom thief to catch another phantom thief? Of course, apart from a few individuals, no one knew her secret identity.

"This is?"

Navia gasped for breath: "Water..."

Could she have run all the way here?

Luna handed her the water glass, and Navia took it and drank it in several gulps, her drinking style bold yet mysteriously elegant.

Navia breathed a sigh of relief: "Thank you, this is what I just received, please take a look at the contents."

Luna glanced at what was written on the document.

"'Faced with the increasingly rampant Phantom Thief White Cat, we have no choice but to take the necessary measures. This plan aims to bring the Phantom Thief White Cat to justice. Miss Luna, Miss Navia, we hope you can lend us a hand with the help of the Court of Justice....'"

Navia took a few more sips of water and suddenly noticed a faint lip print on the other corner of the cup.

Ah, this is.....

Her face flushed slightly. She casually finished her drink, then gently placed her hands on the table and naturally sat down on the table in front of Luna.

She pointed to the text on the letter: "Take another look at this."

Look at the spot she pointed to.

"This plan will be guided by Lady Funina..."

Funina? Luna was slightly surprised.

Navia chuckled, "As expected, you were also surprised. You didn't expect that the Water God would get involved in something like this. But I guess it's for the sake of saving face?"

There is some truth to that.