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

As the lyrics became indistinct again, Scotland knew that time was running out in this round, but he couldn't figure out why the fat man in front of him had suddenly decided to vote for the brown bears. Was it a lie to lull them into a false sense of security, or was there another purpose? Before he could think any further, Mingyue's voice pulled him back to reality.

"Since Mr. Lily has agreed to cooperate with us, let's exchange bargaining chips."

Lily, with her bushy beard, looked at the gray rabbit who had spoken and asked, "Are your bargaining chips useful? Or do you have a way to change the identity of a passerby?"

“I have the owl chip, and I should be able to get the Siamese cat chip when it comes to the voting.” Mingyue held a chip with the letter “U” engraved on it between her thumb and forefinger. “Mr. Lily should have the chips of those men in black robes, right?”

Scotland guessed that Mingyue's goal was those chips. He unconsciously tightened his grip on Mingyue's fingers, thinking that if it were him, he would also want to acquire more chips to ensure his advancement. But would the bearded Lily agree?

The man in the red fox mask rested his chin on his hand, seemingly pondering the credibility of the deal.

The noise of a brown bear destroying things and the sound of rousing music echoed in the corridor in the distance, while dark clouds and waves continued to surge outside the cruise ship.

“Just because I have one doesn’t mean I have to trade with you.” Lily, with her bushy beard, shifted her gaze from the gray rabbit, turned her head to look around, and said in a sweet, languid voice, “Speaking of which, I haven’t seen an owl in a while. Hasn’t he become just another face in the crowd yet?”

“Miss Scalper hasn’t shown up for a long time either, but she hasn’t become just another face in the crowd.” Mingyue tilted her head slightly, as if suddenly remembering something, and said in a hopeful voice, “By the way, where did that tall baboon who was following you go? He wouldn’t be with Miss Scalper, would he?”

As soon as she finished speaking, Mingyue saw Lily with the bushy beard blink quickly, and then she saw him exhale as if annoyed.

"Didn't you see him either?" Lily, with her bushy beard, glanced at the man in the red fox mask and the gray wolf, then complained, "I really don't know where that guy went. If he were here, I could get an extra vote." With that, Lily sighed again.

Mingyue's suspicions deepened, but she asked with a smile, "I bet he's not holding Miss Scalper's bracelet and standing guard by the chair, is he?"

Lily, with her bushy beard, crossed her arms and glanced sideways at Gray Rabbit, seemingly pondering the feasibility of this situation.

"Don't look at me like that, I'm just guessing." Mingyue shrugged and put the chip with the letter "U" engraved on it back into her pocket. "After all, the chair only recognizes the wristband information, regardless of who has the wristband."

"Oh? Is that so?" Lily with the bushy beard seemed to be hearing this for the first time.

The man in the red fox mask added in a deep voice, "We've just tested it too. Also, I think the passersby should unite to get more chips for participation; only in this way can we ensure advancement."

“That’s true.” Lily, with her sideburns, raised her hand to touch the mustache on her lips, her eyes darting around.

Just as the man in the red fox mask thought he had convinced the other party and was eagerly awaiting their agreement, the cloyingly sweet voice rang out again: "Perhaps I'll agree to vote for the brown bear, making you mistakenly believe that I'll cooperate with you..."

Upon hearing this, Scotland was slightly taken aback.

Lily, with her bushy beard, grinned, looked at the gray rabbit behind the gray wolf, raised an eyebrow, and explained, "I just don't want such a cute rabbit to die at the hands of that thug too soon. It's getting late, you can take your time looking around."

After saying that, the bearded Lily swayed her fat body and quickly left.

Scotland's heart was in his throat; he was certain that the man called "Lily" had his eye on Mingyue...

(To be continued...)