Xingtie: My silly online friend is actually a raccoon!

Ah Heng appeared without warning in the party carriage of the Starry Sky Train.

The atmosphere in the carriage froze instantly.

"You...you...you...how did you get here? I didn't say anything bad about you!"

March 7 was so startled by the sudden appearance of the girl that he stammered, and the composite bow that had just appeared in his hand almost slipped out of his grasp.

"Am I that scary?"

Ah Heng tilted her head, expressing her sincere bewilderment at March 7's overreaction.

She clearly didn't do anything.

Himeko and Welt stepped forward simultaneously, shielding the children behind them.

"Sir, please state your purpose."

Walter held his cane across his chest, entering a state of alert.

When facing an entity whose allegiance is unclear and who is very likely at the level of an Envoy, any negligence could be fatal.

"Don't be nervous, I'm not some kind of devil. I just want to ask you about something." Ah Heng waved her hand, feeling that these people were making a mountain out of a molehill.

Her gaze swept around the carriage, finally landing on the cane in Walter's hand, and her eyes suddenly lit up.

"By the way, this black hole of yours looks pretty good. Could it be given to Lord Matter as a snack? He hasn't had enough yet."

After saying that, Aheng licked her lips, as if it wasn't Master Zhidian who wanted to eat it, but rather she herself.

Energy bullets of the level of the Mitu Cannon are only enough to fill the gaps in the teeth of a particle adult, but this cane that can create black holes is a good choice for a snack.

"This... um, friend... please don't joke around." Himeko placed her hand on the switch of the briefcase with a cold face.

She didn't care whether the other party was an envoy or not. Anyone who dared to mess with the Star Train would have to get past her first, even if they were a Star God.

"My name is Heng, you can just call me Aheng." Aheng briefly introduced herself.

As a person from the tribal era, she only had a given name and no surname.

"So, Ah Heng, can you tell me now why you trespassed on our Starry Sky Train?" Himeko remained vigilant, her finger still pressed on the switch as she spoke.

"I'm looking for a little brat named Lu Ze..."

Ah Heng copied over the same words she had just said on the company's flagship store, including descriptions such as "short black hair, likes to lewdly stare at girls' legs."

After listening, March 7th muttered to himself, "Lu Ze actually likes to sneak peeks at girls' thighs..."

She suddenly became alert halfway through her sentence and quickly covered her mouth.

Then he looked at everyone with an innocent expression, his big, bright eyes blinking frantically!

Unfortunately, it was too late; Ah Heng had already taken in everyone's reactions with a smile.

"It seems you know him. Can you tell me where he is now?"

"We do know Luze, but you must first explain your relationship with him. We will consider whether or not to tell you his information." Walter still did not put down his cane.

It's one thing to let slip on March 7th, but it's quite another to voluntarily hand over intelligence.

"Oh, I see! I'm actually his colleague." Ah Heng frowned, looking somewhat troubled.

She is a pacifist and will never resort to force to solve problems unless absolutely necessary.

But there are some things that are not easy to say directly.

Besides, even if I told them, they might not believe me.

Just as she was struggling with how to start the conversation, the particle in her arms suddenly trembled.

Aheng's expression instantly shifted from distress to piety. She lowered her head, pressed her ear against the surface of the stone, and listened intently to the divine oracle that only she could understand.