Chapter 259: Do You Like Bunny Girls?

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With Blood Rain going offline, the original members also scattered and left the stronghold one by one.

But at this moment, there were still people outside cleansing the remnants of Blood Age. Out of fear, the members hastily shed their usual eye-catching and arrogant red uniforms, swapping them for ordinary clothes in an attempt to blend in.

However, as it turned out, it wasn’t that easy to slip by. During the earlier battles, many people had come to recognize each other by sight. Even after changing clothes, they could still be identified at a glance.

“Don’t run! Don’t think I won’t recognize you just because you changed clothes. You’re the one who camped at the Resurrection Point and killed me twice, aren’t you!”

“And her! She’s the one who used Whirlwind Slash at the city gate and launched ninety of our people into the air!”

“This one’s the worst! Not only did she kill my friend, but she also relied on her big chest to shake our guild leader Luo Bi into a daze!”

The more fiercely they had fought during the group battle earlier, the more miserable they were now. The members of Blood Age had momentarily become rats in the streets—no matter where they went, they would be surrounded and attacked, forcing them to flee back to the Resurrection Point and log off in a panic.

Perhaps after two or three days, the allied forces would forget about them, and they could continue living in the Royal Capital like ordinary players.

But those three vice guild leaders weren’t so lucky.

Blood Sickle Hua, Jian Gong Du Duan, You Dao… These three often led their sisters to seize other people’s leveling zones. The allied forces had long since come to hate them to the bone, and their scowling faces were deeply engraved in everyone’s memories—not something that could be forgotten in just two or three days.

Thus, having lost their big sister, the three vice guild leaders could only leave the Royal Capital and go their separate ways. Perhaps in the future, they would rebuild Blood Age in some other minor main city… but that’s a story for later.

In the Square, the allied forces were gathered together, celebrating their hard-earned victory. Unlike the miserable and desolate Blood Age, they were brimming with excitement.

“Blood Age suddenly disbanded?”

“Blood Age suddenly disbanded? Why?”

Amid the excitement, they all shared one question—why did Blood Age suddenly disband?

Suddenly, people spotted a black-stockinged bunny girl leaping onto the rooftop beside the Square. Beside her followed a blushing white-haired, big-chested girl, frantically covering her private areas with her hands, trembling as she gazed down at the crowd below.

“Look, that person is Wine Miss! She’s the one who rallied all the guild leaders and planned this desperate counterattack against Blood Age!”

“The big-chested girl in the maid outfit next to her is the Priest Hero who defeated Blood Rain head-on in the Arena!”

“Do they have something to say?”

The cheering crowd gradually quieted down. They held their breath, eagerly awaiting the two’s remarks.

Wine Miss cleared her throat. One arm tightly wrapped around Bai Yue Ling’s slender waist while the other hand pulled out a large megaphone, her voice resounding passionately through the air:

“Let us thank the Priest Heroine!”

“Not long ago, Blood Rain, who had suddenly risen to level 41, led that pack of lackeys from her guild to chase us down relentlessly in every corner of the Royal Capital…”

“At that time, we had fallen into despair. We thought about giving up, believing this battle was already lost.”

“But at the critical moment… the Priest Hero! She stepped forward! Nearly single-handedly, she crossed a gap of 20 levels and defeated the arrogant Blood Rain!”

“She is the true hero in our hearts!”

“Let us cheer for the Priest Heroine!”

The Square instantly erupted with cheers like an avalanche crashing into the sea. The surging wave of sound lifted Bai Yue Ling’s hair. Her two plump white radishes trembled from nervousness, frightening her into covering herself even more tightly.

“Priest Heroine, say something, won’t you?”

Wine Miss held the megaphone out to Bai Yue Ling. A few glistening drops of saliva still clung to it.

Bai Yue Ling nervously swallowed. With so many people watching her, the whole world seemed to fall silent for a moment, leaving only her rapid breathing echoing through the megaphone.

Her mind went completely blank, and for a moment, she didn’t know what to say.

Bai Yue Ling lightly bit her cherry lips, resolved to just go for it—but so many people below were silently watching her, and for a moment, she…

“P… please…”

“…please contact me if you’re a gentle, tall, big-chested, long-legged, curvy older sister. Thank you!”

Aaaah! What am I saying—!!!

The instant the words left her mouth, Bai Yue Ling regretted it. Slick sweat secreted from her skin, diluting the Hell Pigment until it turned pale, faintly revealing the skin beneath.

However, to her surprise, her voice hadn’t been transmitted at all. The people below only saw her mouth move but couldn’t hear what she said.

At that moment, Wine Miss said awkwardly, “Um, sorry, the megaphone ran out of mana.”

She put the megaphone away, hugged Bai Yue Ling even tighter, and happily stomped her little feet while laughing. “So the Priest Heroine likes older sisters? I wonder if I meet your requirements?”

[Player “Wine Miss” has sent you a friend request.]

So only she heard what I just said…

Bai Yue Ling breathed a sigh of relief and accepted the friend request.

She glanced sideways at Wine Miss and said, “If we don’t count the bunny ears, you’re not even 5 feet 3.”

Wine Miss’s eyes widened slightly as she defended herself. “But I’m 22 this year, you know. I just graduated from university. Want to log off right now and meet downstairs at your place to verify my student ID?”

Only then did Bai Yue Ling remember that this Wine Miss lived in the same residential complex as her.

“N… no… thanks…”

Last time she nearly got taken out in real life. She should be walking around her, not with her.

On the other side, the players in the Square hadn’t heard what Bai Yue Ling said, but their enthusiasm didn’t diminish in the slightest.

After driving away Blood Age, they no longer had to be crushed and tormented within cramped leveling zones. There were vast leveling areas for them to enjoy freely; nor did they have to live in fear of offending Blood Age members and having to hide and flee in constant terror.

The name Blood Age had become history from this point on.

Wine Miss stood on the rooftop, gazing at the vast and bustling Royal Capital, a hint of worry flashing in her eyes:

“Blood Age suddenly gave up such a big piece of cake. The other guilds are bound to react too. They might already be sending people over to establish branch guilds… I need to secure the Toast and Sing Guild’s standing ahead of everyone else.”

With that thought, she turned her head to look at Bai Yue Ling.

Right now, Bai Yue Ling’s reputation in the Royal Capital was remarkably high. If she could recruit her, it would certainly be a great boon for Toast and Sing.

Wine Miss asked, “Priest Hero, are you sure you don’t want to join Toast and Sing?”

Bai Yue Ling quickly waved her hands. “No, I think I might just start my own guild… and please, just call me Little White.”

“Okay~ Little White. When you start your guild, please let me know. We can form an alliance.”

“Mm-hm.”

Wine Miss gave a light leap, her figure gracefully flipping midair. Her black-stockinged round rear looked exceptionally plump against the high-cut bodysuit, her fluffy black tail swaying back and forth as she lightly vanished into the crowd, hopping off into the distance like a lively rabbit.

Bai Yue Ling watched Wine Miss’s retreating figure and couldn’t help but remark:

“If you’re a black rabbit, you should be wearing a white bunny outfit. Dressing all in black just leaves no highlights at all.”

Just then, a faint voice came from behind:

“Then do you like it?”

Bai Yue Ling instinctively replied, “I like it…”

Turning around, she found Ying Ye looking at her with half-lidded eyes, while Lie Lie stood behind her wearing a look of gleeful schadenfreude.

“Wait, I only like her outfit, listen to me—”