Funinna, please let me steal your heart!

After all, Chizuki had promised that it would definitely be delivered today.

Funina nodded slightly: "Let's start with the props."

She walked around, observed it carefully, and then gave her evaluation.

"Failed, the workmanship is too rough, redo it!"

"Failed! The coloring should be brighter. Redo it!"

"failed!"

"no!"

"Redo it!"

Before long, Luna was greeted by a scene of corpses strewn across the land.

Those were the corpses of the logistics team.

But it's not over yet.

"The lighting is too slow, hurry up! And don't make it so dim, make it brighter!"

"Where's the orchestra? Get the orchestra over here! What? Something's wrong? Even if there's something wrong, you'd better come over here!"

How miserable.

I'd heard that Funina was demanding and strict, and seeing her today confirmed it—even stricter than rumored. But that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Since we're about to have a divine performance together, how can we not prepare the stage perfectly?

However, it's hard to say whether others are having an easy time.

"What's going on?"

Luna turned her head, and Chiori and Navia walked over.

“As you can see,” Luna said with a smile.

"If I could understand, why would I be asking you?" Chiori sighed.

Navia exclaimed in surprise, "Wow, there are so many...corpses on the ground?"

"Isn't it beautiful?" Luna nodded.

Chiori said calmly, "Yeah, taking a picture of it would definitely shock Fontaine... Why don't you go lie down there too?"

"I'd be willing to come with Chiori."

"Never."

68: Thousand-knit single-defense Navia

Luna already knew why Chiori had come to the theater troupe, but she still nudged Chiori's shoulder.

"Why did you suddenly come here? Did you come to watch my rehearsal? Are you lonely?"

Chiori replied perfunctorily, "Yes, yes, I'm incredibly lonely. Here are your performance costumes, see if they're okay, and I can fix any problems right now."

"I believe in Chiori."

Chiori smiled and said, "I know, and I don't think there are any flaws in the clothes I make, but that's just a common excuse."

She placed the large bag she was carrying on the ground, inside which were neatly folded costumes for the performance of "The Villainess".

Navia smiled brightly: "The jewelry is with me."

"Did Nana come to watch my rehearsal?"

"Yes! I'll come and take a look when I have time. You know, there are countless people who want to see it but can't, so I'm making a huge profit just by taking a look."

"So that means Nana has become my loyal fan."

"That's right, I'm Lulu's number one fan! — I may not be the first, but it's not wrong to call myself her number one fan."

It's more accurate to say that anyone who understands Luna's charm will become a fan.

Luna took out the costume, which, judging from its design, was clearly intended for one of the leading actresses.

It feels great to the touch, so the materials used must be plentiful. Moreover, even the smallest details show great care and attention to detail, making it as exquisite as a work of art.

The more attention to detail is paid, the more it reflects the maker's intentions.

This shows how much effort Chiori put into it.

"How was it?" Chiori raised her face slightly, her tone full of pride.

"I love you too."

Navia: "Huh?"

"I'm asking for your thoughts on the clothes."

Luna lovingly stroked her costume and said, "That's exactly how I feel. You've put so much effort into it, what more can I say?"

"Why not just say 'very good'?"

"That's fine."

Chiori nodded in satisfaction, brushed a strand of hair from her face, and covered the slight blush on her cheek.

Navia sighed, "Lulu, don't always say things that can be misunderstood."

"The one who misunderstands is the one with the problem."

Seeing how open and honest she is, how can there be even the slightest ambiguity?

Only a true friend would misunderstand.

"It means one side is in the wrong."

Navia decisively ended the conversation: "Alright, want to try it on now? I think you'll look like a princess in it!"

She lifted the costume and stuck it to Luna's body.

"Then Nana, can you help me change?"

Navia's face suddenly turned bright red. Should I help her change?

Doesn't that mean I'd have to see...see...see her naked?

But they're all girls, so it doesn't seem strange, especially since they're good friends and besties.

But before she could even speak, Chiori immediately refused: "Wear it yourself."

"Cheapskate."

In this situation, it would be a bit awkward to say "I don't mind".

Navia had no choice but to abandon the idea.

Luna went to the dressing room to change into her performance outfit and returned to Chiori and Navia.

And at this moment, Fulina finally made her "peerless" return.

Although Luna didn't count them in detail, she knew that Funina must have talked about 80% of the troupe members.

Creating a stage for the gods to perform is by no means an easy task.

“Sigh, your troupe really has a lot of problems,” Fu Ningna sighed.

"But the costumes are fine, please see."

Luna lifted her skirt to show off her performance outfit.

Funina pinched her chin: "Hmm... Let's run."

Luna moved with incredible speed, and her clothing remained completely unaffected.

"Let's dance."

The skirt swayed and danced with her movements, exuding elegance.

Funina then reached out and touched Luna's back and side, seemingly to check the perfection of the stitches.

After several tests, she praised, "The costume is great! Who made it?"

Luna gently pushed Chiori away, placing her hands on Chiori's shoulders.

"This is it."

The sweet scent wafting from her breath tickled Chiori's ears. She immediately pushed Luna's face away and then casually introduced herself.

“I am Chiori from Chiori-ya. You should have heard of me.”

Furina crossed her arms, raised an eyebrow, and said, "You're quite arrogant, actually assuming that I, Furcaros, definitely know you."

But her words carried an undisguised admiration.

"But you're right, your name is a household name in the fashion world."

Chiori smiled and said, "That's because the others are too weak."

Wow, that's really bold. Funina thought to herself.

"Chiori can be so straightforward even when facing the Water God," Navia whispered to Luna.

Luna whispered, "It might be different when facing General Thunder."

After all, she is Inatsume.

But I doubt there will be much difference.

"If you said that at Fashion Week, it would probably infuriate a lot of people. But I acknowledge your design and skills, and I'm honored!"

Chiori's expression seemed to say, "This is what I deserve," with little change in her expression.

"Thank you very much." But she still thanked him properly.