Quick Transmigration: Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character Reaches the Pinnacle of Life

"Tch, what's so great about her? We're the ones who call the shots here. I'll teach her a lesson."

Qiu Tong hid behind the door and saw through the crack that several brightly dressed women opened the door and entered the staff break room across the street.

I don't know if it's because the lounge is not very big, but after the two women who were talking went in, the people behind them couldn't get in and all stood at the door without going in.

Taking advantage of her height, Qiu Tong stood on tiptoe and looked into the room from above the women's heads. She could vaguely see that Sislia was surrounded by the two women who had just entered.

A voice followed, "Who do you think you are? Didn't you hear Mary talking to you?"

Because the two people were blocking Sislia's view, Qiu Tong couldn't see her expression, but from her tone of voice, she could tell that Sislia wasn't afraid at all.

"I don't know you, why should I listen to you? You're blocking my light, please move aside."

The woman, known as Sister Mary, arrogantly said, "I won't let you, what can you do about it? What kind of crappy book are you reading? 'The Art of War'? What kind of garbage is that? And what are you writing? Take it out."

Qiu Tong's eyes lit up, and she was very grateful to the woman named Mary for reading out the book title directly, so she didn't need to sneak into the lounge.

How Sislia dealt with them afterward was not Qiu Tong's concern. After learning the book's title, she walked out of the fire door with composure.

The sound of the door opening attracted the attention of several women standing outside, who all turned to look in Qiu Tong's direction.

Because Mary and another woman blocked her view, Sislia did not see Qiu Tong's sudden appearance.

Even when spotted by the women outside the door, Qiu Tong walked past calmly and without even glancing sideways.

The women didn't pay much attention to Qiu Tong; they glanced at her and then turned back to watch the show in the lounge.

Not long after she returned to the private room, Sislia also came back with a note. In front of Qiu Tong, she stuffed the note into a small envelope, sealed it with beeswax, and handed it to Qiu Tong.

When Qiu Tong reached for the letter, she noticed the scars on the back of Sislia's hand.

Qiu Tong took the letter, then quickly withdrew her hand and explained, "I was accidentally scratched by a cat just now. If you're alright, you can go back now."

This time, without Qiu Tong having to mention leaving, Sislia was the first to urge her to leave.

Qiu Tong, who originally wanted to leave quickly, suddenly changed her mind because of her rebellious nature.

"Don't rush. Since we're already here, let's play for a while before leaving. Besides, I paid for this, so I can't just leave without having done anything."

Upon hearing that Qiu Tong wanted to stay and play, Sislia's expression became a little unnatural. She forced a smile and said, "I have things to do today. If you want to play, I'll accompany you next time. This meal is on me, so your money won't be wasted."

Qiu Tong verbally agreed to the other party's conditions, but she had already made other plans in her heart.

The more you try to stop me from staying, the more I'll stay.

Qiu Tong pretended to leave, but stopped at the corner, calculating the time in her mind. She would turn back once Sislia was far away from the private room.

The waiter saw Qiu Tong stop and politely approached her, asking, "Miss, is there anything I can help you with?"

Qiu Tong smiled and said, "I just realized I forgot to take something. I'll go back and look for it."

Qiu Tong politely declined the other party's offer of help, returned the way she came, and then secretly followed them to the lounge.

When Qiu Tong returned to the lounge, the door was still tightly closed. She strained her ears to listen, but still couldn't hear anything.

So she hid behind the fire door again and threw the pen she had grabbed from the private room at the door across the street.

The sound of a pen hitting the door attracted the attention of the people inside, and the door to the lounge was soon opened.

Qiu Tong took out a small mirror from her spatial storage and used it to observe the movements on the other side.

The person who opened the door was Sislia. She first opened the door a crack to check, and only after not seeing anyone did she open the door wide, looking around and picking up a pen from the ground, which she held in her hand in deep thought.

As she crouched down to pick up the pen, Qiu Tong saw what was happening in the lounge.

The women were all gagged and their hands were tied behind their backs. Two others were unconscious and lay motionless on the ground, their condition unknown.

Qiu Tong originally wanted to judge whether the other person was still alive by whether their chest was rising and falling, but her view was blocked by Sislia, who stood up again.

Sislia didn't linger outside the door. She put away her pen, closed the door, locked the lounge from the outside, and then left in the other direction.

Qiu Tong dared not leave for the time being, for fear that Sislia would return and trick her into leaving.

Fortunately, Qiu Tong didn't go out. Sislia did suspect that someone was hiding. She stood in the shadows of the corridor, waiting to see if anyone would come back.

She suspected that the person was hiding behind the fire door across the street, which was why she pretended to leave while actually hiding and waiting for the other person to appear.

But after waiting for a long time, no one appeared, so she stopped suspecting anything and assumed that someone had accidentally dropped the pen while passing by the door.

As for the knocking sound, it's possible that someone else accidentally knocked on the door while passing by.

She felt she was overthinking things, being suspicious all the time. Sislia shook her head, couldn't help but laugh, and left.

Qiu Tong had wanted to leave for a while, but Xiao Fu told her that Sislia was still outside, so she held back from going out.

She didn't come out from behind the fire door until Xiao Fu told her that the person had left.

While waiting, Qiu Tong had already asked Xiao Fu what was going on with the people on the other side.

Xiao Fu showed her the footage of what happened in the lounge while she was away.

Just now, when she heard the book title and left, Sislia immediately grabbed whatever was nearby and hit the two women blocking her view on the head.

The two women had only fainted, but the other women standing at the door thought they were dead, and screams erupted one after another.

Cecilia couldn't stand it anymore, so she went up and gave them a good beating, and tied them up to prevent them from ruining her plans.

The nightclub was very soundproof; the screams didn't attract anyone at all.

Even if someone followed the sound and came looking for them, the lounge door was already closed, and everyone was tied up and gagged, making it impossible for them to call for help.

Those who had come looking for him saw that nothing had happened and left.

Just as Sislia returned to the lounge to warn the people, she was interrupted again by Qiu Tong.

Since the person wasn't dead, she decided not to get involved in rescuing him and left the nightclub directly.

On the way, I was once again frightened by those ladyboys, which gave me a stomachache. I immediately quickened my pace, wanting to leave this place as soon as possible and avoid seeing them.

Qiu Tong returned to the warship the next morning. She didn't immediately take the letter to Yi Zuosi; she was too tired to go back to her dormitory to sleep.

Only after catching up on her sleep did she leisurely take the letter to Izos.

When no one answered the door, she slipped the letter under the door and then sent a message to the other party.

After doing all that, she went back to the simulation room to train.

When Izos returned and saw the letters he had stepped on that had gotten dirty, the veins on his forehead bulged instantly.

He recognized the envelope; it was the kind Sislia often used.

His anger stemmed from Qiu Tong's audacity in slipping the letter under the door, seemingly unafraid of losing it.

He was about to pick up the communicator to teach the other party a lesson when he saw the message that Qiu Tong had sent earlier.

"Captain, the letter has been delivered and slipped under your door. Please remember to check it."

Although Qiu Tong had sent a message in advance, Izumi still took the initiative to contact Qiu Tong after casually slipping an important letter under the door.

The moment Qiu Tong answered the phone, Yi Zuosi immediately launched into a tirade: "Eri, how dare you slip important letters under the door like that? What are you going to do if the letters get lost?"

Qiu Tong expressed her dissatisfaction at being blamed by the other party for such unfounded speculation.

"Captain, first of all, this is space, it won't be blown away by the wind. Secondly, the idea that it could be taken away is absurd. Who would be so bored as to peek at your letters? It's not like they did anything shameful."

Since you've already received the letter, there's no problem.

If there's nothing else, I have to train. That's all.

Before Izos could reply, she ended the call and continued her training.

Izos, who originally wanted to teach the other party a lesson, felt very embarrassed when the other party hung up on him, and was so angry that he gritted his teeth.

However, he didn't dwell on it any longer and finished reading Sislia's information first.

On the airship that returned, Qiu Tong, with the help of Xiao Fu, had already read the contents of the letter through X-ray vision.

Before boarding the airship, she bought a copy of "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu in a bookstore on the moon palace, identical to those of Izos and Sislia.

There were too many versions, but luckily, in the scene that Xiao Fu showed her, she caught a glimpse of the cover of "The Art of War" and realized she hadn't bought the wrong one.

She felt she was being incredibly stupid. There was no need for her to risk following along to see what Cecilia was doing; she could have simply had Kosuke broadcast it to her.

She foolishly followed them, and was almost discovered by the other party.

If she hadn't been stopped by Xiao Fu behind the fire door and shown what was happening to Sislia in the rest room, she wouldn't have known how foolish she was.

There's a shortcut available, yet you insist on doing your own research; you're incredibly stupid.

More than half of the letters Sislia wrote to Izos were nonsense, full of complaints and slander about Qiu Tong, trying to get Izos to stay away from her.

The truly useful information mentioned that the Imperial Army would launch a surprise attack on the Chinese fleet in a few days, and advised Izos to be careful and act according to the situation.