My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

Chapter 162 made me feel much more relaxed.

In fact, Eve came with the expectation of rejection.

She was a princess, that's true, but most of the time she didn't use her supposedly noble princess status to intimidate others.

To be honest, if she used her status as a princess to force Su Tu to go with her, he would definitely not refuse.

After all, her status as a princess was undeniable; she was the empire's only princess.

Even though Su Tu is the second son of an imperial duke, he is still very weak in front of the princess.

Eve understood one thing very well: if she used her so-called princess status to pressure Su Tu, the consequence would be that the friendship she believed in would vanish.

Regardless of whether Su Tu acknowledged this so-called friendship, it existed in Eve's heart.

As an imperial princess, she grew up in the palace and was treated with only respect by those around her, so she had no playmates.

Later, it was even designated as a calamity by the church, which put her under tremendous pressure.

However, Su Tu's appearance later made her realize that perhaps she, this calamity, could become friends with calamity.

Furthermore, Su Tu being the first calamity among the high-ranking officials of the empire, such as the Duke, unintentionally kept attracting her attention.

Naturally, she developed the idea of ​​wanting to build a deep friendship with Su Tu.

The first time she took the initiative to talk to Su Tu in the garden, she regarded it as the beginning of their friendship.

Therefore, she cherishes this friendship, which seems to have been tacitly approved by Su Tu.

They carefully protected it, just like protecting a tender seedling.

Naturally, she wouldn't use her status as a princess to force Su Tu to do things he didn't want to do.

After seeing her make the request, Su Tu remained silent, subconsciously assuming that he had been rejected.

But now, things seem to be developing in a way that's not quite what she expected.

Eve stood in the center of Su Tu's room, looking a little dazed, still not quite recovered from Su Tu's words.

I stood there, staring blankly at the door not far away. It was so close, yet at this moment it felt incredibly distant.

It felt like someone was behind her, and just as she was about to leave with a feeling of utter disappointment, they suddenly grabbed her arm.

Of course, the person who supposedly grabbed her arm didn't exist at all.

The only two people in the room were her and Su Tu, who was sitting in a chair playing with a water glass.

Su Tu naturally wouldn't go to pull Eve.

He thought such things only happened in idol dramas; he had never seen them in real life.

He himself wouldn't do such a boring thing.

He only needed one sentence to get the other person to stay.

"Come sit down, let's talk about the cooperation we're discussing with the church."

Su Tu nodded slightly toward the chair next to him, and said something to Eve, telling her not to just stand there like an idiot.

Since he intends to get involved in this matter, then he should naturally explain the process of discussing the cooperation.

If we want to discuss this, it would be better to sit down.

They sipped their steaming hot water, discussed the cooperation process in detail, and also inquired about the Empire's plans for dealing with the calamity of the Foolish Play after its cooperation with the Church.

The primary objective, of course, was to find out the plans of the church after cooperating with the empire.

After all, this concerns the follow-up actions of his avatar, and its importance is self-evident.

Otherwise, he wouldn't be lying here leisurely, occasionally looking at the scenery outside the window and watching the fame value of his first avatar constantly increase.

At Su Tu's prompting, Eve also came to her senses, but she wasn't completely back to her senses.

From the spot where Su Tu stood in the center of the room to the chair to his left, all the light fell on Su Tu.

His clear, bright eyes were filled with confusion, radiating the unique gaze of college students that Su Tu had seen in his previous life.

When her bottom touched the chair, she finally came to her senses and stared at Su Tu in disbelief.

"Su Tu, are you really coming with me? The Church might not know my plans, but they can definitely guess that the Empire is behind it all, so this time..."

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Eve's tone was slightly agitated, as she wanted to recount all the drawbacks of Su Tu going to church with her this time.

She also found it a bit strange.

Mingming was really looking forward to Su Tu going to the church with her to discuss the cooperation.

But when the other party actually agrees, they can't help but list all the drawbacks, making it seem like they're advising the other party not to go.

She both hoped that Su Tu would agree to go with her, but also didn't want Su Tu to get involved in this mess.

It seems contradictory, but in the face of Su Tu, his only friend, such a change seems quite normal.

However, before she could point out the drawbacks, Su Tu raised his hand to interrupt her.

"I know, but I'm still going back."

Su Tu felt his meaning was very clear: his original intention to explore opportunities would never change.

As long as I can get the information I want, what's wrong with being made difficult by the church?

Of course, he could also wait until Eve returned from the church and then ask her how the Empire and the church would deal with his avatar after their cooperation.

But Eve wouldn't give Su Tu a completely different answer.

The Foolish Calamity has been upgraded to an SSS-level calamity, and actions against it are naturally top secret.

Especially considering the cooperation between the Church and the Empire, it's clear how important this matter is.

But because this matter is so important, Eve is very likely to choose to gloss over it and not give Su Tu the answer he wants.

In that case, the incarnation might become very passive under the cooperation between the Empire and the Church.

Even the slightest carelessness could lead to death.

Having painstakingly developed the power of his avatar to this level, he naturally wouldn't abandon it unless absolutely necessary.

Therefore, to avoid such a situation, he felt it was better to go there in person.

After all, in his view, Eve, this tool and excellent intelligence channel, was actually an unstable factor who might strike him at any time.

Of course, he didn't know that even if he didn't go this time, Eve would tell him the plan if he asked her when he returned.

Because in Eve's eyes, Su Tu was the only friend she had, and also the strategist by her side.

Many things that are difficult to solve can be easily resolved by Su Tu.

Simply put, even though Su Tu didn't go this time, he didn't ask Eve about it when she returned.

The empire's only princess will also inform Su Tu of this plan.

However, Su Tu didn't know, but he had already decided to go anyway.

Over the next few hours, the two of them discussed the possibility of going to the church to discuss the collaboration.

The main concern is what methods the church might use to make things difficult for the two of them.

Time flew by as they discussed, and in the blink of an eye, the sky began to darken.

After Eve left Su Tu's room, she gently tugged at her clothes, looking much more relaxed.

"Phew, that feels so good."

She took a deep breath, and a smile unconsciously crept onto her lips.