Game Invasion: The male and female protagonists are in love, but I am secretly stealing their homes

Rabbit stood in the corridor holding a whip, looking unhappy, having forgotten that she had this trick.

A shadow fell over her head, and a cold voice sounded above her: "Did you lose him?"

Qihua: “…”

The rabbit, who was only as tall as the librarian's waist, slowly raised her head and looked at the barista who was looking down at her condescendingly.

The barista frowned and was silent for a moment. Then she said in a heavy voice, "So what they said was true."

After saying this, the barista left quickly to pick up other apprentices.

Bully: ????? ?????

No, what do you mean by "It turns out what they said was true"? What did they say behind my back? Tell me clearly before you leave!

...

The only drawback to the shadow world was that she couldn't touch anything, which meant she couldn't search for numbers.

So after getting away from the rabbit, Yu Xunge left the shadow world and continued to search for numbers. Once she was discovered by the rabbit or the librarian, she would hide in the shadow world again.

As a result, the library started to go dark from time to time, just like a power outage.

This made her wonder if there was some connection between [Moon Viewing Shadow] and [Angry Moon]. You know, simply taking out a lantern would not trigger the special effect of the whole world falling into darkness and then a lamp lighting up.

But as long as she used [Shadow of the Moon], the same effect as using the [Angry Moon] skill would appear. Perhaps it was because she "used" the moonlight projected by the moon?

Soon, the rabbit got tired of running and flew to the air above the island in the library. The long whip flashing with golden lightning could almost reach every corner of the library, which made Yu Xunge dare not leave the shadow world for a long time.

This made it impossible for her to find new numbers. Other apprentices only needed to avoid the librarian, but she was hunted by the director all the time.

Yu Xunge ran to the stairs in the shadow world. According to the pattern she had observed before, the numbers on the vending machine and the stairs changed every 15 minutes. Now it had been nearly an hour since the game started. She waited for a while and saw the number change - 21!

A perfectly acceptable number.

She didn't know if Rabbit could also pay a number to change floors, but there had been riots on other floors just now, but Rabbit hadn't changed floors the entire time. She wondered if there were any restrictions on changing floors.

After paying two numbers, Yu Xunge finally passed through the barrier at the entrance of the stairs and stepped onto the stairs. She looked back and met the eyes of the rabbit chasing her.

This rabbit is too much!

She happened to hear what the librarian said to the rabbit - she suspected that the librarian said it to her on purpose, otherwise he would have used a foreign language when whispering before, but this time he deliberately used the language of Astrana.

Thinking of this, Yu Xunge adjusted his expression, imitated the librarian, and said in a heavy tone, "It turns out that what they said was true."

After leaving these words, she tried to look at the rabbit with wide eyes and no expression control with a complicated look, then turned and ran upstairs.

Qihua: ...Why did you learn bad things from the barista?

He turned around silently and happened to meet the barista who came over to pick up some wine and look for Song.

Qihua accused in the language of the gods: "She has learned bad things from you."

The barista covered his mouth in surprise and affectation. "What? You mean, did you and Yudu teach her any good virtues before?"

Qihua: ...Not really.

The barista glanced at the light screen at the stairs and left with regret.

Perhaps to explain that he didn't intentionally let Zaijiu Xunge go, Rabbit followed behind and explained, "Don't worry, Yudu is on the third floor."

"Really? Then what's the difference between her and going home? She's happy again, carrying wine and singing."