Xingtie: My silly online friend is actually a raccoon!

Lu Ze had heard Xing describe the horrors of Himeko Coffee.

It was a drink that allowed people to see their deceased relatives, and was recognized by all members of the Starry Sky Train as the train's most lethal non-lethal weapon.

He cleared his throat, trying to make his tone sound natural.

"Um... thank you for your kindness, Ms. Himeko. Although I'm personally looking forward to drinking your special coffee, I haven't been sleeping well lately, and coffee makes me sleepy, so I think I'll pass." Lu Ze pretended to reluctantly refuse.

As soon as he said this, three admiring gazes were cast at him from behind.

March 7th's eyes widened, and his mouth silently made a "wow" shape.

Xing nodded slightly and gave a thumbs up, indicating that she was indeed worthy of the title.

Even Dan Heng, who was usually expressionless, raised an eyebrow.

The three men's eyes converged on the same word: expert.

Having said that, Himeko did not press the matter further.

She took back the half-finished coffee cup, smiling as she said, "That's a real shame. I'll treat you to some next time."

"Next time for sure, next time for sure."

Lu Ze nodded without changing his expression, though a thin layer of sweat had already seeped out from his back.

Then, he took out several items from his storage bag and began distributing gifts to everyone.

These gifts were picked out by him and Xing together when they went shopping for local specialties in the commercial district; they did their research on each one.

"March 7th, this is for you."

Lu Ze handed her a fluffy cushion, the fabric as soft as freshly baked marshmallow, printed with a cartoon March Hare, the pink and white color scheme perfectly matching her.

March 7th took it and hugged it tightly, burying her face in the pillow and rubbing it against it a couple of times, her eyes shining like two stars.

"Wow!! This is so cute!! How did you know I wanted this?!"

"Just a guess."

Lu Ze smiled, glancing at Xing out of the corner of his eye; this was actually Xing's assist.

He then turned to Danheng: "Danheng, this is for you."

A palm-sized plush toy, shaped like a cute version of a dog named Wang Wang Dan, sits in Lu Ze's palm with its round body, a dark blue narrow scarf around its neck, and the three small characters "Wang Wang Dan" embroidered on its chest.

Danheng took it, looked down at it for three seconds, and had a subtle expression.

"Thanks……"

"You're welcome," Lu Ze said without changing his expression.

Next up is Walter.

Lu Ze handed over a phone charm with a chibi version of Uncle Yang's profile picture from Rongrong's account. Uncle Yang was wearing his signature black-rimmed glasses and had an extremely puzzled expression.

Walter took the pendant and examined it for a moment.

That incomprehensible appearance did indeed bear some resemblance to him, but when made into a chibi version, it just didn't look right.

He clearly didn't quite understand the aesthetics of today's young people, but he still politely thanked him.

"That's very thoughtful."

Himeko received a Himeki cat plush toy with warm red, fluffy long fur, fox-shaped pointed ears, and holding a small coffee cup in its hands, looking dignified and elegant.

She picked it up, looked at it, and chuckled softly, a hint of understanding in her smile.

"It seems you've done a lot of research."

Lu Ze smiled but did not respond.

Finally, there's Pam.

Lu Ze took out a mini cleaning kit—a small broom, a small mop, and a small rag—and neatly arranged them in a transparent storage box.

Pam's eyes lit up, her long ears perked up excitedly, and she immediately tore open the packaging, picked up the small broom, and began sweeping the floor of the party carriage while muttering to herself.

"Starflight passenger, you have excellent taste! Pam loves this gift!"

Looking at the train conductor's energetic back, Lu Ze finally breathed a long sigh of relief.

The welcome gifts for everyone have been distributed without any mishaps.