I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 188, Section 1.12: Face Change
“Actually, I’ve always been self-aware.” Moya took a few steps back, her short, dark hair fluttering slightly. She had one hand in her hoodie pocket and held a pale yellow cotton candy in the other, and said with a light laugh.

He seemed completely unfazed by the fear he had felt after being threatened by Mu Yin, as if it were all just a joke.

I don't know if this person is just really carefree, or if they simply don't care about whether they actually die.

“Moya…” Koya reminded her.

"Oh, sorry, I got a little carried away." Moya scratched his short, almost boyish hair and introduced himself to Mu Yin. "My name is Moya. Although we should have met before, in the Travelogue. Although I didn't actually meet you back then, and I was quickly kicked out of the instance, once I've met someone, it's hard for me to forget them."

"You've met a poker-faced woman, but I'm Mu Yin. I'm not as friendly as her, nor do I want to be friendly with you." Mu Yin sheathed his short sword, crossed his arms in front of his chest, leaned against the streetlight, and coldly glanced at the two of them.

"Don't say that. It's fate that we met. How about we go to a big parade by the Amazing Circus together?" Moya suggested with a smile and a wink at Mu Yin.

The cold, dark gold vertical pupils swept over the two of them, and she refused, saying, "No need, I have no interest in participating in dungeons with others." With that, she turned and left.

Moya raised an eyebrow, watching Mu Yin's figure walk further and further away, his expression somewhat inscrutable.

Koya rubbed her forehead, looking helpless, and said, "You really have a wicked sense of humor."

A gentle breeze ruffled strands of her jet-black hair, which shimmered in the sunlight.

“He didn’t give me a chance to continue, so it can’t be considered hiding anything,” Mo Yawei glanced at the distance and chuckled.

Three minutes later.

"You didn't tell me that we had to be in a full four-person team to enter the dungeon!" Mu Yin glared coldly at Moya with his dark gold vertical pupils, gritting his teeth as he spoke.

"I invited you." Moya blinked her amber eyes, her face full of innocence.

Moya did indeed invite Mu Yin, but honestly, if given the choice again, he would still refuse. He really didn't want to participate in a dungeon with this person; he doesn't know how to put it, but he definitely didn't want to encounter this type of person.

Mu Yin really couldn't stand people who were overly friendly; he even had the urge to chop them up!

"I have an invitation to the grand parade and can obtain information, and I can guarantee to get it on the first try. Shall we cooperate?" Koya slowly stood up and walked to Moya's side, looking very calm and composed.

When we first met, she was a bit impulsive, so how come she's suddenly become so composed after three months? This world really does test a person's willpower; those who aren't mentally strong can't even hold on.

Mu Yin reached out and straightened the black cloak draped over his body, revealing a hint of his fair and sexy collarbone with the movement.

There is a jet-black totem between the left collarbone and neck: a goat's head, and between the goat's eyebrows is an inverted cross with a snake coiled around it, giving people a bewitching and mysterious feeling. As long as you look closely, you will involuntarily feel a sense of fear.

"What kind of bargaining chips are you using to negotiate with me?" Mu Yin raised his eyes, his expression tinged with mockery, and asked arrogantly.

Mu Yin paused for a moment, then said, "Even if I randomly barge in and kill one of the participants, I can immediately take his place and participate. It won't be a loss for me, and it will save me a lot of trouble."

Actually, this was his original plan. Why did he have to enter the instance step by step?

Why should he be obliged to obediently follow the normal procedure for duplication?
As the crown prince, he has the privilege of ignoring barriers and entering any instance. As long as he doesn't damage the instance, he will be ignored by it. Even if he kills someone, he will at most take that person's place and participate directly.

Would he be stupid not to use his privileges?

Mu Yegui suddenly spoke up, reminding him, "Xiao Yin, I must remind you, you need to get one for Jin Yin as well, not just for yourself. Without Jin Yin, you can play however you want, but Jin Yin doesn't have special privileges; you have to follow the rules." Mu Yin: "..." He really forgot! Damn it!

"Hahahaha," Mu Yin chuckled dryly.

His dark golden vertical pupils stared at the two women whose faces were filled with anger. He curled his lip, realizing he had gotten carried away and now wondered if he should back out.

Mu Yin's face lit up with a bright smile, and he said with a grin, "I suddenly remembered I have something to do, why don't we join together?" Don't ask Mu Yin if he has any integrity; as a Samuro, he simply doesn't possess such human qualities.

"No need," Moya refused with a cold face.

"No way, I'm a formidable fighter, I can kill anyone who gets in my way, even Buddhas. With me here, I guarantee we'll get through," Mu Yin said with a grin.

Moya grabbed Koya's wrist and turned to leave.

Mu Yin quickly followed and blocked their way, refusing to give way even when walking backwards. He continued to ask, "Aren't you going to discuss this?"

"There's nothing to discuss. We'll continue searching for our teammates," Moya said coldly, taking a few steps to the side.

"I'll kill you all~" Mu Yin's lips curled into a bloodthirsty smile, his cold, dark gold vertical pupils flashing with killing intent. He had a smile on his face, but his slightly lowered voice made people involuntarily rub their goosebumps.

The two paused slightly. Koya sighed softly and said, "Moya, just agree." Life is more important; other principles don't matter.

"You disagree?" Mu Yin raised an eyebrow, toying with the short sword he had somehow drawn, and looked at the two of them with a smile, asking softly.

Moya: "..." This is a blatant threat—kill them if they don't agree? What kind of robber logic is this?! She will absolutely not agree!!!
“Okay, I agree.” Moya nodded with a blank face.

Forget about integrity, my life is more important.

Mu Yin chuckled as he sheathed his short sword and said with a grin, "You're so obedient. Now our team is complete."

"Aren't there only three people?" Ke Ya said softly.

“And this.” Mu Yin pulled a small white fluffy ball from his hood and held it in his palm, speaking slowly.

The two leaned closer, and the little white ball of fur in Mu Yin's palm moved slightly, turning over to reveal its full form.

It turned out to be a hamster-like creature...

Mu Yin glanced at Jin Yin, who was fast asleep, and added, "Jin Yin, official resident of the Fairy Tale Kingdom, a recognized player."

Koya was slightly taken aback. If Jin and Yin were considered players, then wouldn't there have been an extra person during the Golden Carrot dungeon?
With his cold, dark gold vertical pupils fixed on Koya's constantly changing expression, Mu Yin suddenly spoke up, "Oh, you've finally figured it out? Fish is our biggest enemy from now on."

The spring sunshine was incredibly bright and warm, shining down on the earth, but at this moment, Koya felt icy cold all over.

The most fickle and shameless character in the entire story is Mu Yin.

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(End of this chapter)