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The group continued on their way when suddenly Navia turned around, looking at the frozen tilapia tucked into Luo Xiao's waistband, a hint of heartache on her face:

"Luo Xiao, even if we don't have money, we can't use salted fish as weapons. It's too dangerous. How about I give you my sword?"

As she spoke, Navia summoned her sword and handed it to Luo Xiao.

“Aha…no need, Navia. Don’t let the appearance of this weapon fool you; it works very well.”

As the saying goes, you can't judge a book by its cover.

Navia frowned slightly, her eyes filled with confusion like a thin mist over her azure pupils. She tilted her head and said, "But...but isn't this just a frozen salted fish? Although you were really strong in the battle just now...it feels like something is missing."

Her gaze fell on the frozen tilapia in Luo Xiao's hand. To her, that ordinary salted fish seemed far removed from the legendary divine weapon.

Silver and Myles also looked incredulous. Their eyes met, and they both saw the same question in each other's eyes.

Seeing that Navia and the others still did not trust the strength of the Frozen Tilapia, Luo Xiao drew the Frozen Tilapia Sword without saying a word and walked to a raspberry tree next to him.

His movements suddenly became fluid and swift; the frozen tilapia sword in his hand sliced ​​through the air like lightning, bringing with it a biting gust of cold wind.

The raspberry bush seemed to become weak and powerless under Luo Xiao's sword. With a light slash, it was cut in two, the cut as smooth as a mirror, as if it had been kissed by the cold winter wind, rather than suffering a fatal blow.

What's even more breathtaking is that those originally bright red raspberries are frozen into crystal-clear works of art the moment they hit the ground, radiating a cold yet beautiful light.

Navia's doubts were completely dispelled; her mouth gaped open, too shocked to utter a word.

Silver's eyes widened, and a low gasp of admiration escaped his throat: "This...this is incredible!"

Myles nodded repeatedly, his voice filled with respect: "Brother Luo Xiao, your weapon, no, to be precise, your power, is truly unbelievable."

"Alright, it's getting late, and those mysterious people could come back at any time. Let's go back to Baisong Town first, and report this matter to the court tomorrow so they can send someone to investigate."

Luo Xiao put the frozen tilapia back into his system backpack and then walked towards his mechanical horse.

Navia and the other two nodded, got up, mounted their mechanical horses, and headed towards Baisong Town with Luo Xiao.

......

The next morning.

As the first golden rays of dawn pierced through the clouds and fell upon the windowsill of the Steambird newspaper office, Ou Fu was already sitting at her desk, lost in thought.

Her fingers tapped lightly on the table unconsciously, her eyes wandering among the pile of manuscripts.

Her gaze finally settled on the blank manuscript folder of "The Three-Body Problem," a novel that had driven the entire continent into a frenzy.

Now, its absence is like a huge jigsaw puzzle, making the entire publishing plan seem fragmented.

Ou Fu's brows furrowed slightly, and her fingers went from tapping lightly to clenching tightly, a manifestation of her inner struggle.

Her gaze once again turned to the manuscripts of "The Great Wilderness Sword Record" and "Please, My Fox Fairy Palace Master, I Bow Again".

These two works, one a martial arts epic steeped in the Liyue universe, the other a typical Inazuma light novel, each possess their own charm and loyal readership. But can they stand alone under the brilliance of *The Three-Body Problem*?

Xingqiu's "The Great Wilderness Sword Chronicles" is a typical Liyue-style martial arts novel. In addition to the characteristics of chivalrous adventures, another obvious feature of this type of novel is that the update speed is very fast, so there is always enough drafts to keep up with.

As for Yae no Miko's "Please, My Fox Deity: I'll Bow Again," it's a typical Inazuma light novel, requiring only two pages and a few thousand words per issue. So even without many drafts, it can still sustain itself for a while.

The problem is that the Steambird Newspaper's fiction column published three novels together in the first two issues. If only two novels are published, readers will definitely have objections.

This would require writing another novel to fill the gap left by "The Three-Body Problem".

But which novel should we look for? Steambird Newspaper is not a dedicated novel publishing organization, so the number of novels we can submit is very limited.

Moreover, the popularity of "The Three-Body Problem" is so high that even if you searched the entire continent of Teyvat, you would not find a novel that can replace it.

In this way, no matter which novel Ou Fu chooses, that novel will be judged with prejudice and may even receive a lot of negative reviews. Even if the novel itself is of good quality, it will pale in comparison to "The Three-Body Problem".

Besides this impact, the reputation that Steambird Newspaper's fiction column had worked so hard to build would also plummet.

So Ou Fu has been having a headache over this for the past two days.

Ou Fu gently touched the manuscripts, a complex emotion flashing in her eyes. She knew that whatever her choice, she would face severe challenges.

The Three-Body Problem is like a dazzling star; its temporary absence makes the entire novel column newspaper seem dim and lackluster.

She stood up, walked to the window, crossed her arms, and gazed into the distance with a bewildered yet determined look.

Ove was struggling with an internal conflict; she needed to make a decision, a decision that could affect the future of the entire Steambird Newspaper's fiction column.

She took a deep breath, trying to calm herself down.

"Bang bang bang!"

Just then, a soft knock on the door interrupted her thoughts.

"Please come in."

Ou Fu sat back down in her seat and answered softly.

"Editor-in-Chief Ou Fu, Miss Navia wants to see you. She says she has something important to tell you."

A female editor pushed open the door and reported the situation to Ou Fu.

Upon hearing her words, a hint of anticipation immediately appeared on Ou Fu's face.

Why are they coming to see me so early? Could it be that... Teacher 'Xiao Xiao' has already been found?

"Quickly! Invite her in!"

Ou Fu quickly said, while trying to calm herself down.

A moment later, Navia led Luo Xiao in through the door. When Ou Fu looked up, she saw that Navia was carrying a thick stack of envelopes.

No way? Could it be...?

Ouf secretly guessed, and the next moment, Navia's words confirmed her guess.

"Editor-in-Chief Ou Fu, this is an envelope we found this morning at the entrance of the Thorn Rose Society's headquarters when we were about to set off to continue our investigation of 'Xiao Xiao'. It still bears 'Xiao Xiao's' unique signature, and there is also a letter for you."

"Letter to me?"

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