Ming Ke: When the villain accidentally mixes into the protagonist group

On a corridor, Bourbon and Scotland walked to the place where the chairs were hidden, following the beat of the music.

"I don't understand why she would do that." Scotland spoke up, breaking the silence between them.

Bourbon's eyes darkened slightly, and he lowered his voice and said, "She wants to alienate us from Mr. Red Fox."

Scotland looked at Bourbon beside him, "She saw through our plan."

"Not only did she see through it, but I'm afraid some people with ulterior motives are taking advantage of it." Bourbon looked around and took a deep breath. "That tabby cat is so obsessed with Mr. Red Fox that I can tell. I suspect there's someone behind that cat."

"Who could it be?" Scotland glanced out the window and saw that the originally sunny weather was now overcast, as if a storm was brewing. He whispered a name "Lily", and then his mood became very heavy.

Bourbon nodded slightly, "Before the next vote, I need to have a private chat with Mr. Red Fox."

"Well, it's necessary to explain and discuss the future plan." Scotland looked at Bourbon, "Two intersections ahead, I'll turn left."

"I have to keep moving forward." Bourbon frowned, as if he had encountered a difficult puzzle. "I talked to Mr. Red Fox before, and he seemed to be planning to change his plan. But the result of this vote caught me off guard. I'm worried about cooperation..."

"Relax." Scotland smiled at Bourbon. "I think he'll understand. Besides, accidents are inevitable in games. As long as we can achieve the desired result in the end, that's all that matters."

Bourbon clenched his bandaged hands. "I'm just worried she'll get in the way again."

"Mingyue, she..." Scotland slowed down his pace, "She doesn't have a bad heart."

“Living in this kind of environment, such a dangerous thing, they still let…” Bourbon noticed Scotland’s strangeness and slowed down his pace. “What’s wrong with you?”

"It's okay, I just thought of something." Scotland lowered his eyes, his bright blue eyes were filled with gloom, "I'm going to turn."

Bourbon was slightly stunned. They hadn't reached the scheduled separation place yet, so why did Hiro say that?

"You going to look for an owl?"

"Hmm." Scotland lowered his eyes, "He may not be on this floor. I plan to check on other floors."

Bourbon pursed his lips, thinking that Hiro was really not good at lying, but he nodded and glanced at the gambler who followed behind him, "Be careful, don't let anyone find the place where you hide the chair."

"Don't worry." Scotland turned left at the intersection, but he did not continue to the place where the chair was hidden as agreed. Instead, he stood at the intersection, watched Bourbon's figure disappear from his sight, and then turned and rushed towards Room 4.

Bourbon clenched his fists and quickened his pace as he ran forward. He was not going to be a passerby. Even if the man in the red fox mask was not going to cooperate with them, he would find a way to achieve that goal.

Outside the cruise ship, the sea breeze was howling, rolling up thousands of waves. Dark clouds were rolling in the sky, and the thick clouds blocked the light. It was not evening, but the sky was terrifyingly dark, and it seemed as if a terrifying monster was hidden in the dim sea water.

The cruise ship was brightly lit, and the melodious sound of piano and children's chorus echoed in the cabin.

Mingyue hummed a familiar tune while strolling with Lei on the 4th floor of the cruise ship. However, they met an unexpected person at the corner...

(To be continued...)