Despite her plain appearance, Little Freckle is a very important character.
She wholeheartedly helps the protagonist throughout, and whenever the plot gets stuck, she jumps in to give the protagonist group some ingenious strategies to turn the tables.
She’s practically Zhuge Liang reincarnated.
Moreover, she usually doesn’t directly participate in activities, doesn’t steal the protagonist’s spotlight, and hides her merits and fame.
This type of person is what we commonly call a [Universal Tool Person].
Even though in this world line, Laige Lingxiang has been raised by the villainess ladies into a socially anxious, useless dog, Little Freckle is still willing to be her friend and help her.
Truly an unparalleled good person, touching.
“Huh? What did you just say?”
Laige Caicai asked.
“I said, Lingxiang let her dog bite someone from the Student Council. Hurry and go check it out!”
Ke Lulu repeated anxiously.
“Student Council? How did she get involved with the Student Council again?”
Laige Caicai immediately became serious, picked up her phone, and gathered her sisters.
“Please keep quiet in the library,”
the librarian warned.
“Sorry.”
Laige Caicai quickly stuffed all the materials into her backpack.
Her face momentarily darkened.
She stood up and walked toward the entrance of the Great Library.
As soon as she reached outside the door, she found Laige Yulian and Laige Fuling already waiting there.
The three sisters exchanged a glance.
Without words, they had already reached an understanding.
They stepped forward in unison.
Under the lead of Little Freckle Ke Lulu, the group left the silent Great Library and walked along the tree-lined avenue toward the teaching building.
“In such a hurry? What happened?”
Laige Yulian asked as she walked.
“Lingxiang offended someone from the Student Council, but I don’t know how she did it,”
Laige Caicai replied.
“The core of the Student Council is composed of mages. They are responsible for coordinating the daily operations and activity schedules of all clubs within the academy, managing club fund allocation and usage audits. Additionally, they bear the heavy responsibility of external liaison, needing to communicate, coordinate, and cooperate with other academies, handling various cross-academy affairs. Because their duties cover many key internal and external areas, the Student Council has been granted considerable authority and influence within the academy,”
Ke Lulu explained on the side.
“Thanks for the explanation, but please get to the point,”
Laige Caicai interrupted her.
“A few girls from the Student Council came. They said they wanted to talk to Lingxiang about something. Their attitude seemed quite friendly, but afterward, I don’t know why, the conversation broke down, and Lingxiang set her dog on them,”
Ke Lulu said.
“Then the situation escalated. They ran back to the Student Council to get backup, saying they wanted to teach Lingxiang a lesson.”
“Someone else is asking for death,”
Laige Fuling said coldly.
Scary.
The third sister suddenly said such a thing, startling Laige Caicai and Yulian into silence.
Soon, they returned to the familiar teaching building and headed straight to the Apprentice Level 6 floor.
As expected, the corridor was once again packed with a crowd of onlookers.
Faces full of curiosity and hushed whispers intermingled.
Clearly, there was new excitement to watch.
The three Moffett sisters and Little Freckle pushed through the crowd and returned to Mage Class 1.
They found Laige Lingxiang sitting at her seat, head down and staring blankly.
One look was enough to know something was wrong.
“Big Sis, Second Sis, Third Sis, Lu Keke, you all…”
Laige Lingxiang’s eyes immediately lit up when she saw her family and friend.
“You got the name wrong. It’s Ke Lulu. Lingxiang, what exactly happened? I saw things were going wrong, so I went to the Great Library to bring your sisters. The Student Council people didn’t do anything to you, did they?”
Ke Lulu stepped forward and asked with concern.
“They were senior sisters at Apprentice Level 7 or 8. They said they were from the Student Council. They asked me to go out and talk about future plans, and asked if I wanted to join the Student Council,”
Laige Lingxiang explained weakly.
“And then?”
Laige Caicai asked calmly.
“Then… they took me to a corner and warned me not to be too arrogant, not to be too self-righteous, not to think that just because I’m good-looking I can do whatever I want. They called me a little b*stard, cursed my mother for dying early, and mocked me, asking if I really thought I could join the Student Council. I couldn’t help it, I scared them off with magic,”
Laige Lingxiang muttered quietly.
“Then they started yelling, saying they’d go back to the Student Council to get people, and said they’d force me to drop out.”
The faces of the three Moffett sisters gradually turned grim.
Even Laige Yulian, who was usually carefree, had a murderous look.
We are the villainess ladies.
Only we are allowed to bully the female protagonist.
And now someone wants to steal our job?
Unforgivable!
“The Student Council is notoriously domineering. They really are capable of such things,”
Ke Lulu said worriedly.
“Lingxiang, you really know how to cause trouble. Last time it was a conflict with the Internal Affairs Department, now it’s the Student Council,”
Laige Caicai said in a deep voice.
“Do you remember what I said last time?”
“I remember… don’t disgrace the name of Moffett…”
Laige Lingxiang hung her head even lower.
“Hmph. At least you fought back. Not bad,”
Laige Caicai snorted with a hint of tsundere.
“Huh?”
Laige Lingxiang slowly lifted her head, her face full of disbelief.
She had thought her sister would scold her.
“Leave the rest to us,”
Laige Yulian said with a light laugh.
“Speak of the devil and he appears,”
Laige Fuling said in a cold voice.
Only then did they hear a series of hurried, chaotic footsteps from outside, interspersed with the rising and falling startled cries and murmurs of female students.
Soon, a tall, handsome senior confidently stepped into the Apprentice Level 6 Mage Class 1 classroom.
His strides were steady, his gaze calmly swept over the freshmen in the classroom.
A hint of friendly, gentle smile tugged at his lips.
He naturally exuded an air of superiority.
But the senior’s smile quickly froze, a look of curiosity appearing on his face.
Because the three blonde junior girls before him were so unique, so rare, that he himself was instantly stunned.
Most girls, when they saw him, would unconsciously have stars in their eyes and instantly fall into a state of infatuation.
But at this moment, these three sisters with strikingly similar appearances but distinct temperaments—there was not a trace of admiration in their eyes, only an icy, bone-piercing killing intent.
The reason for such hatred was that this handsome senior was also an important character in the original plot.
He was one of the core teammates of Laige Lingxiang’s party.
He was also one of the reasons the original author was beaten up on the street—because the protagonist, who had become a strong female lead, had overly ambiguous relationships with these male supporting characters, causing dissatisfaction among the readers.
It was clearly labeled as a yuri work from the beginning, then they pulled this on us?
So this anger was naturally inherited by the three transmigrator sisters.
They wished they could grind the male supporting character’s bones to dust and scatter his ashes on the spot.