Funinna, please let me steal your heart!

"Then let's do this."

【Passionate Greatsword (LV: 1/2): Forged from one's own burning passion, this greatsword is a blazing sword that will never be extinguished, capable of unleashing powerful fire elemental attacks】

-500 points.

Let's upgrade it again.

【Passionate Greatsword (LV: 2/2): Forged from one's own passion into an inextinguishable greatsword of light, capable of unleashing devastating fire elemental attacks continuously. The higher the passion, the hotter the flames on the blade.】

-1000 points.

5700 points left.

The Shadow Path still involves theft...

"Ok?"

Points required: 10000

Is there an extra zero?

It costs 10,000 to reach level 4, so how much would it take to reach the maximum level? I don't even want to think about it.

"...There's no other way, we'll have to do it next time."

Let's look at something else for now.

[Space Trick: Create a space entrance where you can store any item, with no limit on the number you can store]

The introduction was simple and unpretentious, but the effect was amazing.

With it, you can embark on your journey with a ton of stuff, just like an RPG protagonist, making treasure hunting a breeze.

"It just requires a lot of points..."

-1500 points.

4200 points left.

Sword Dance (LV: 2/3) is more of a dance than a martial art! A sword technique as elegant as a dance, each strike precise and deadly; the more you attack, the faster you become. The more you fight, the more exhilarating it is, and the more exhilarating it is, the more you fight.

-500 points.

Finally, and most importantly, is the path of broad knowledge.

Click this first.

[Treasure Appraisal: Man, what can I say? Fakes out! — Now you can spot a real item at a glance; no fake can escape your discerning eye.]

In the future, there may be counterfeit treasures that are almost identical to the genuine articles.

A thief's vision can only highlight high-value items. If a counterfeit is very close to the genuine article, it will probably be highlighted too much.

This is where this skill comes in handy.

-1500 points.

[Acting Skills (LV: 3/3): You are the stage, and the stage is you. A flawless stage girl, forever shining and dazzling, is born!]

-1000 points.

"Let's have this one again, it's a rare opportunity."

[Screenwriting (LV: 1/3): You are intimately familiar with everything about the stage, understand how it works, and know how to present a story suitable for the stage. You are a professional-level screenwriter.]

-500 points.

1700 points left.

A professional-level screenwriter is sufficient.

Now she can become a playwright for the theater troupe. If she ever decides she doesn't want to perform anymore, being a scriptwriter wouldn't be bad either.

"Should we stock up on the rest? Or should we order another one?"

Luna pondered for a moment.

"Let me learn another skill," she thought, and selected a new skill.

[Tailor (LV: 1/3): You have a professional level of skill in clothing making. But clothing making ≠ design]

She doesn't need professional-level design skills either.

She just wanted to do things for Chiori occasionally, besides modeling and collecting materials.

Consider it a way of repaying for all the care I've received.

Keep the remaining 1200 points; they might come in handy later.

"Hmm—" Luna stretched and then took out her treasure for the evening.

The real Jadeite Cup was sealed inside this wine glass, but Luna had no interest in it.

What piqued her interest was not the treasure, but the faint lip print on the rim of the cup.

"........."

"Of course! Lulu is a partner I'm very proud of, and I'm her best assistant." — Navia said proudly just now.

As she reminisced, Luna placed her wine glass opposite her.

Luna rested her chin on her hand, her expression gentle, and whispered, "Thank you for saying that, Nana."

However, this partnership probably won't last long.

46: What about me?

"The Phantom Thief White Cat Wins Big? The Franwright Family's Challenge Fails!"

Last night, the phantom thief White Cat broke into the Franwright family mansion and stole the precious Jade Cup in front of everyone at the banquet.

However, it is said that this was actually the result of a challenge made by the Franwright family to the Phantom Thief White Cat.

The Franwright family first forged a notice from the Phantom Thief, intending to attract his attention and use the opportunity to create hype and make up for their family's decline due to mismanagement. However, they were outmatched and ultimately succeeded against the Phantom Thief, White Cat.

..............

An anonymous viewer commented: "The Phantom Thief White Cat's skills are truly terrifying. He saw through the fact that the real Jade Cup was hidden inside the wine glass at a glance. Such eyesight and such strength... he's a truly frightening guy."

An unknown nobleman said, "The Franwright family even asked us to place bets before the challenge, but they failed so badly in less than five minutes that they were completely defeated. It's hilarious."

An anonymous hater of the phantom thief commented: "The phantom thief Shiroko has absolutely no consideration for her fans! I've gone from being a fan to a hater!"

In response, five-star crime expert Mr. Mike commented as follows:

"The most important thing in life is to be down-to-earth. Gamblers have nothing, but those who don't gamble have everything."

This reporter sincerely advises everyone to stay away from gambling!

...................

Romy put down the newspaper in disbelief and looked at Luna.

"You...you said you'd write the script?"

"Is there a problem?" Luna asked curiously.

Romy was sweating profusely; he dared not say there was a problem.

"Well... not really, it's just that I've already contacted a new screenwriter."

He opened the drawer: "Look, this is the new script. Although there are only two preview scenes, I think you could definitely give it your all."

He pulled out a thin script and handed it to Luna for review.

Luna flipped through the pages with great interest.

The script mostly consists of dialogue and some necessary scene descriptions.

However, a screenplay is not a novel; it needs to take into account a variety of factors and is inseparable from the actual situation.

From Luna's professional perspective, this script...

"5 points."

"Full score?"

"The full score is 10. If you fail, you don't want it."

Romy really wants to ask, when did you become someone who understands scripts better than anyone else?

But considering her genius performance, Luna might actually have the ability to give pointers.

Never underestimate those who are favored by the stage.

"What exactly is wrong with it? It looks pretty good to me."

Luna commented: "The opening is indeed very attractive, but the first act crammed too much stuff in. I don't think the author can pull all these plots together later. It's likely to be a work that starts strong but ends weakly."

Clearly, the theater company has not yet officially purchased the script and can only see the first two acts.

However, some things are still obvious at a glance.

There are many unscrupulous clients, but there are also countless unscrupulous service providers.

"It's obvious they're trying to trick you into buying it. What did they say? Profit sharing? Full payment?"

"Full payment."

"How many?"

Romy gestured with her fingers: "This number."

"It's too expensive, not worth it. If we use this kind of script, there will be a lot of problems and we'll have to make changes, which is definitely not a good thing for the theater company."

Luna held up three fingers: "I'll write it. I'll finish it in three days. Do you still have any questions?"

"....No."

Luna smiled and said, "Very good."

She didn't waste any more words; after giving her instructions—or rather, unilaterally informing her—she turned and left.

She needs to go home now and work on the script.