Funinna, please let me steal your heart!

24: Without morality, one cannot be kidnapped.

Some time ago, Luna wandered around the streets for a while, just to find the captain she had been longing for.

If you're looking for someone from the security detail, why not look for someone she knows?

Moreover, Luna found it very amusing to think that she was the enemy with a gun pointed at her last night, and today she was an ordinary citizen that Xia Worei had to protect.

“Miss Chavoret, I want to accuse a murderer, but I have some reservations…”

—Upon hearing this, Xia Worei followed.

Special patrol teams generally do not handle matters that fall under the jurisdiction of the security forces, but they still have to lend a helping hand to members of the public in need during their duties.

In general, people who encounter such incidents will report them to the police, which will then be investigated by the Criminal Investigation Department and finally handled by the police force.

However, if the public chooses to file charges voluntarily, then a trial will be given priority.

Luna wasn't nervous when she felt Xia Worei's gaze.

It's okay to take a few more glances.

If you like it, watch it more.

Upon hearing Xia Wore's warning, Judith's face drained of color, and she looked like an innocent woman being suspected, pitiful and vulnerable.

"Miss Luna, are you mistaken? How could Miss Judith possibly kill someone?"

"Yes, then tell me who she killed."

Compared to Luna, a newcomer to the troupe, the members clearly trusted Judith more.

But this is also normal.

Just as Luna was about to answer, she heard the sound of hurried footsteps approaching from behind.

“She killed her closest person—Miss Mary Bestina.”

Navia walked quickly, yet appeared composed.

However, her words caused a huge uproar within the troupe, and everyone turned to Judith with astonishment and disbelief.

Navia stopped beside Luna.

"Right, Lulu?"

Lulu? Xia Worei was secretly surprised; it was indeed an affectionate nickname.

Luna smiled back: "It seems you already know the truth. No wonder you're the boss of the Rose Society."

"But you found it faster than me. Anyway, hehe, thanks for the compliment!" Navia puffed out her chest in a cheerful mood.

Before them stood the owner of the Rose Thorn Society.

It's true that the reputation of the Rose Guild isn't what it used to be, but if we're talking about Navia's reputation alone, that's a different story.

Who doesn't know that Navia is a warm-hearted, kind, and upright girl?

The troupe members looked at her with confusion and doubt, and after exchanging glances, they decided to remain silent and just watch from the sidelines.

“Why did I kill Mary? She was the most important person to me…” Judith said in grief.

“We will answer that at trial,” Luna said with a smile.

Romy couldn't sit still any longer.

He got up from the stool and came between the two sides.

"Let's talk this out, everyone. Luna, you must have misunderstood something. Judith isn't the type to kill. Judith, don't be angry. Luna was just joking, right?"

Xia Worei glanced at Luna: "Is that so?"

"of course not."

Romy took a deep breath, pointed at Luna, and said, "Luna, do you know what you're doing?"

"To give the world truth and justice?"

"You're ruining this theater troupe!"

It's started. Xia Wore wanted to plug her ears; she knew this would happen.

Navia also started to have a headache.

She could already guess what the troupe leader wanted to say.

"Do you know how serious it is for an accusation to occur within a theater troupe?!"

"We've finally overcome this difficult time, and quite a few of my sponsors have contacted me again. Everyone's lives are finally getting back on track..."

The troupe members remain silent.

Indeed, if news of the troupe's accusations were to spread, the newspapers that were monitoring the troupe could easily deter anyone who wanted to sponsor them with a simple stroke of their pens.

There won't be any money left then.

Luna remained completely expressionless despite the righteous accusation!

"Feel free to play Werewolf if you want. As soon as it gets dark, bang! Another person dies a violent death. You'll have nowhere to spend your money, won't you?" Luna laughed.

The troupe members' expressions changed slightly.

Indeed, you may have money, but whether you're lucky enough to spend it is another matter.

If what Luna said is true, then wouldn't they be dancing with wolves?

A flicker of fear crossed Romy's face, but no matter what, the charges had to be dropped!

Then just find some excuse to fire the screenwriter, and bribe the newspapers to divert public attention with other insignificant news.

Once the storm passes, he'll still be himself, and the theater troupe will still be able to walk the red carpet...

We absolutely cannot allow anything to happen now... What if someone dies during this time?

Who cares about this kind of thing!

Why not just find a place to bury them? People die in Fontaine every day, what difference does one more or one less make?

Don't get in my way of making money.

Romy said, "That's just your side of the story. If you don't believe me, go ask Judith's neighbors. They all say she's a good person... Stop playing detective games, Luna. Aren't you worried about your acting career?"

"If I tell you about the 'good deeds' you've done, which other theater troupe will want to hire you?"

Luna remained silent for a moment.

"You seem to have misunderstood something."

She chuckled lightly, "Does everyone really think that we can overcome this difficulty, or even turn the tide, on our own?"

Xia Worei looked at her with great interest.

Huh?

Navia blinked. Why are you starting to make sweeping generalizations? Is that a good idea?

"Lulu, what you're saying..."

"Shh." Luna put her index finger to Navia's lips.

Navia had no choice but to shut her mouth. She hoped Luna knew what she was saying, because if she said it, Luna's colleagues would definitely not sit still.

As expected, as soon as Luna said this, someone jumped up in a panic.

"That's a really bad thing to say!"

"Yes, you're not the only one working hard on stage!"

I never expected you to be such an arrogant person!

Luna stomped her foot hard on the ground, the sound of which silenced everyone instantly.

Then she changed her steps, her skirt swayed, her slender fingers brushed her neck, and her lips parted slightly.

"If you want to know how big the difference in strength is, then I'll show you now."

The singing resounded throughout the entire space.

How beautiful, how breathtaking... The performance on stage last time was on a completely different level compared to this! The troupe members were all astonished, even fearful.

Those who can achieve this level of skill and attain this state of being know only one being.

Water goddess Funina.

"What a joke, she actually hid her true strength?" Romi's expression turned ashen.

Chavore thought to herself in disbelief: I've heard that her singing is indeed extraordinary, but I didn't expect it to be even more amazing than I imagined... It's a pity that I'm too busy to go to the opera house.

Navia's eyes sparkled.

"That sounds so good..." She finally understood why Silver had become Luna's fan.

"...Do you understand now?" Luna smiled.

Everyone came to their senses, their expressions varying.

“That’s right. The troupe has gained its current popularity and buzz because of me. There’s no worry about not having anyone wanting me. In fact, I could start my own troupe if I wanted to.”

Navia smiled and said, "The Rose Society will also provide support!"

Romy was unable to speak.

Faced with absolute strength, no amount of underhanded tricks or dirty tricks will work.

What's more, Luna is currently being watched by Frynn... a girl adored by the stage...

It's really not funny; they invited someone and ended up inviting a big shot.

Luna smiled and said, "But I also understand the hard work you all put in, and I like the stage you created."

"My brilliance is not something that one person can achieve alone. That's why I hope that everyone can live to be a hundred years old and make choices that are truly meaningful and right for themselves."