Quick Wear: Driving Gods in a Dark Fairy Tale

Baijun is simply an expert at making a fuss about funerals, gloating over other people's misfortunes, and adding fuel to the fire.

"The poison was cast before the curse. As for when it will take effect, I don't know. But I know that the time has come for the princess to wake up after a hundred years of sleep blessed by the White Wizard..."

Bai Jun didn't say the rest, but his unfinished meaning was already obvious.

The White Wizard's blessing ensures that the princess will be safe no matter what during her hundred years of sleep, thus ensuring her successful awakening a hundred years later.

This is a blessing, but also a life-saving talisman.

A life-saving talisman that ensures that the princess is alive when she wakes up a hundred years later.

As for what happens after waking up, it is not within the scope of the White Wizard's blessing.

In other words, no matter when the white fungus poison is applied, as long as it has not taken effect before the white wizard's blessing, after the blessing takes effect, the time for the poison to take effect will be delayed to one hundred years after the blessing protection period.

If the princess does not wake up, the hundred-year blessing period will be over, the poison will take effect, and she will die in her sleep.

But if the princess wakes up without taking the antidote, the poison will take effect immediately after she wakes up.

The princess will also die.

Baijun is definitely not gambling.

He's just crazy.

He didn't care at all whether the antidote would be destroyed or whether the princess would die as a result of the destruction of the antidote.

As he said, he was just spending an object that was insignificant to him to do an interesting experiment.

This is to test whether Aurora's life or death is important to Filina.

With no regard for whether his so-called mission would fail.

And Filina's actions obviously told Baijun the answer.

Filina was very uncomfortable with the feeling of being controlled by others. She fiddled with the medicine bottle between her fingers, and her anger stimulated the rose vines in the hall to rage. However, the person wrapped in the vines stood as steady as a mountain, still smiling.

"Don't be angry, Miss Filina." Bai Jun said, "After all, the antidote is in your hands now. It's up to you whether to use it or not."

Of course, the always bad fraudster would not really try to calm Filina's anger.

He was like a cat teasing a mouse, precisely controlling the limits of his prey and jumping back and forth within the range that Filina could tolerate.

"Of course, for someone like me who is full of lies, maybe everything I just said is also a lie."

"It's up to you to believe it or not."

Of course, Filina wanted to doubt the credibility of Baijun's words.

She wanted Baijun to be lying more than anyone else.

Unfortunately, what I said was the truth, a truth that was annoying but unavoidable.

Filina did find evidence of poison residue in Arlo's body.

At some point, perhaps Filina understood her existence better than Aurora herself.

Because of this, Filina really hated her.

I hate her for being hypocritical and naive, cowardly and stupid, and always getting herself hurt for various reasons.

From the moment she became conscious, Filina was always thinking about replacing Aurora.

After all, only one of them can survive.

Compared to the terrible Aurora, Filina certainly has more right to live.

Philina was born with only one purpose, to replace the foolish and weak princess and live a free and easy life for her.

Anyway, Aurora has never been able to protect herself. Despite her identity as a princess, she always lives a miserable life.

Filina thought that if it were her, she would never be as weak as Aurora and would not compromise for anyone.

As for those selfish and disgusting people, just kill them all.

She will live a good and wonderful life in Arlo's place.