How did you bunch of silly group members also time travel

What kind of diary entries can one write in the morning? Are they expecting someone to fabricate them or just trying to be perfunctory?

"Making things up is not allowed~"

Miss Fox opened her notebook and waved it at Noelle.

The notebook has a strict diary format. In addition to the standard date and weather, it also has separate sections for morning, noon and evening, and even sections for breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea and snacks.

The diary entries that specify this requirement must be filled out meticulously.

Does writing a diary in the morning mean starting to write in the morning?

Miss Fox shook her head. "Unsurprisingly, it means it was written in the morning."

Noelle frowned slightly. "Then... what will happen if I don't write it?"

"Won't we find out that soon enough?"

Those who retreated to their rooms early on wouldn't be writing in their diaries today.

After scanning the area with my spiritual sense, I found that some people had even fallen asleep.

"It's quite unusual to be able to carry an eye mask and earplugs with you and sleep peacefully..."

If Miss Fox hadn't clearly checked and confirmed that the person was just an ordinary person, she would have suspected that some big shot had come to fry fish.

It has to be said that there will never be a shortage of big-hearted people in the world.

"Hey...it seems he wrote in his diary?"

With a casual sweep of her spiritual senses, Miss Fox suddenly realized that the person who was sleeping had already written in the diary.

June 15th, sunny. I slept in my room in the morning; breakfast was brought to me by the maid, which I ate in my sleep. I slept in my room at noon; lunch was also brought to me by the maid, which I ate in my sleep...

Noelle was completely bewildered by what she heard.

Whose subordinate is this? He's so bizarre!

"Luckily it wasn't one of my subordinates, otherwise I would have been in real trouble."

Miss Fox checked the time; it was almost nine o'clock, but there were still only players in the house, and not a single servant had appeared.

However, I suppose breakfast is the deadline for writing in the diary. Those who don't write it down might face some kind of punishment, or perhaps lose a condition for passing the level.

For the average player, either one would be quite fatal.

Should we remind those two hot-blooded brats?

Noelle is hurriedly filling out her diary.

She knew it didn't matter whether Miss Fox wrote it or not, but she was different. She didn't have the passive ability to avoid the effects, and she wanted to be unaffected if possible.

"We don't need them to fill it out; they couldn't possibly make it up now."

There are five minutes left until nine o'clock.

Even if you remind them in this short time, there will be almost no time left for them to calm down, so it's better not to remind them at all.

"So I'm going to help them write it~"

Upon hearing this, Noelle clapped her hands together, hoping that the two kids were alright, though it was unlikely.

Although being targeted by that stupid fox might lead to your death, you shouldn't have to worry about your life being in danger, right?

"Ding!"

As I was thinking this, it was nine o'clock.

At that moment, the quiet house suddenly became noisy. Several maids carrying cleaning tools suddenly appeared in the hall, and there was also movement in the kitchen. A maid pushing a food cart came out and walked towards the players' room.

And that boy.

He suddenly grabbed the girl's arm, pulled her close to his waist, bent down, pressed his face against hers, and gazed at her with deep affection:

"Oh, my Mary, I wish I could be with you every single moment!"

"Oh, me too, John!"

The girl intertwined her fingers with the boy's, put her other arm around his shoulder, and gazed at him affectionately.

"How I wish we could be together every single moment!"

Noelle was so embarrassed she almost dug a three-bedroom apartment out of the ground!

What on earth is going on here?!

"I see. After writing down a diary entry, the person will act strictly according to the contents of the diary."

A quick scan of the eccentric general's room revealed that he was already sleepwalking and eating breakfast.

Those who didn't keep diaries seemed unaffected; they continued their normal activities and were terrified by the unusual behavior of John, the boy, and Mary, the girl.

Even that uncle, because he got into a fight and ended up in someone else's room, immediately concluded that he wasn't affected because of the problem of being in the room.

Now he refuses to leave the room no matter what, and continues to fight with the person in the room who was mocking him.

Because that person wanted to push him out of the room.

It was identified as a parasite.

After thinking it over, Miss Fox decided to throw the uncle back into his room to stop the two of them from fighting and causing trouble.

"But Noelle, what did you write in your diary? It seems perfectly normal."

"..."

Noelle reluctantly opened her laptop.

The entire text describes acting alongside a stupid fox, and mentions that silicon-based life forms don't need food from carbon-based life forms, from breakfast and lunch to dinner, afternoon tea, and late-night snacks.

"Instead of worrying about my diary, I suggest you pay attention to the way those maids are looking at the players..."

maid?

Miss Fox blinked and took a closer look, noticing that the maids all looked at the players who hadn't written in their diaries with a sense of relief!

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Chapter 1368 Exchange

They felt fortunate that the players didn't keep a diary...

Miss Fox frowned slightly.

But it's hard to see what the maid could be happy about. Players who didn't write in their diaries weren't marked, while those who did were.

Moreover, it's hard to say whether having a label is good or bad right now.

"Being marked probably means being the focus of attention in this ghost story, right?"

Noelle guessed.

"If I'm not marked, does that mean I can be taken advantage of by these maids?"

That makes sense.

Non-players involved in the ghost stories can indeed make such guesses.

"If nothing unexpected happens, the condition for passing this ghost story event should be to find out the truth about this family and then find a way to overthrow the entire family."

Miss Fox glanced at a maid and watched as she casually ran into a player's room and closed the door.

The maid seems a bit anxious.

However, she also wanted to see how these maids would steal the players' affections.

Moreover, this maid was very good at choosing her target; she picked the very person who had been beaten up for making sarcastic remarks, and used the excuse of cleaning the room to make contact with the player.

He appeared to be diligently tidying up the room, but his true intention was not what he seemed; he was intentionally or unintentionally giving the player a perk.

Despite the old-fashioned and conservative maid's clothes, the maid managed to strike a pose that exuded a certain beauty thanks to her figure.

Add to that the occasional hair flip, head tilt, waist twist, and buttocks-smirking, deliberately highlighting her curves, and the occasional eye contact followed by shy glances—she really managed to charm that player so much that he forgot he was in a ghost story.

He started asking about the maid's job while simultaneously getting handsy with her.

"Is that all you've got?"

Miss Fox commented on the maid in this way.

"Why are we evaluating the maid? Shouldn't we be evaluating the player who doesn't understand the situation?"

Noelle complains to Miss Fox.

"You don't understand. I thought she had some amazing flirting skills because she acted so quickly, but it turns out she just has a good eye for people! She has absolutely nothing to offer!"

what?

Noelle was taken aback, sensing something was wrong, but she dared not speak or ask, fearing that this foolish fox would blurt out some outrageous statement.

"But that player was really outrageous. It was like he didn't take being in a ghost story incident seriously at all. He mocked his teammates and ignored the rules by attacking the maid... Could he be one of those characters who are sacrificed as the first person to die in a horror movie?"

"That's very possible..."

The first sacrifice teaches the main characters why they can't touch the maid.

Then, do it again at night, so that the main characters discover clues about the timeline.

Characters die along the way, allowing the protagonist to seize the last chance to escape, or perhaps fall on the eve of victory.

This is a common trope in American horror movies.

"So, are we just going to stand here and watch?"

Noelle pointed to the room from which no sound could be played, her face tense.

Although there is no evidence, the foolish fox was probably spying.

"What, you're thinking about it too?"

Miss Fox replied casually, her attention not on that.

As expected, Miss Fox was watching a live stream that couldn't be viewed publicly.

In other words, it's the player and the maid whispering sweet nothings to each other in the room.

Yes, it's just sweet talk, nothing else!