If Bai Fu were simply killed like this, it would be too easy for her. Moreover, since she sneaked out of the Secret Tower, the Housekeeper would definitely punish her severely upon her return. If nothing could be gained from Bai Fu to outweigh the pain of the punishnt, then her trip would have truly been for nothing.
"I can't kill her, nor can I hand her over to the Secret Tower. I need to find a place where no one can discover her, imprison her, disable her Ability, and cut her off completely from the outside world, turning her into a toy that belongs only to . Then, I can 'educate' her anyway I please!"
With that thought, Cecilia pressed her hand on her belly button, which Bai Fu had struck, and she beca excited.
She could hardly wait, eager to capture Bai Fu and ravage her right now!
...
While Cecilia's blood was boiling with enthusiasm, the Housekeeper at the Secret Tower Headquarters saw sothing that Foster had sent through high-dinsional projection.
"What?"
After reading it, his pupils sharply constricted.
This news was explosive indeed.
Hundreds of millions of Undying People, and was Bai Fu very likely a person sent by the Star Contract to cause trouble, or even a high-dinsional being?
The Housekeeper imdiately inquired through projection to soone else in the fleet, and the reply was consistent with Foster's.
It seed to be true.
His expression darkened.
If it was the forr scenario, then what the Star Contract must be after was the Secret of Dinsion held in their hands. But how did the Star Contract co to know about it, and why didn't the Oath Lord co to seize it themselves, instead sending Bai Fu, who initially pretended to be a visitor from the Dark Domain and by sheer chance joined the Star Contract?
Right, the Oath Lord must have feared that acting openly would attract the attention of other Super Supre beings, and invite competitors!
If it was the latter, the situation would be even more troubleso. A high-dinsional world being... In that case, what Bai Fu was after might not be sothing of the Secret Tower, but the "life" of the Secret Tower itself.
No matter what the truth was, a plan had to be devised to deal with it.
Have Foster and his n kill Bai Fu now?
Could they even succeed?
The Housekeeper had lost his confidence. Had he known earlier, he would have gone himself. It was too late to provide support now—missing this opportunity ant another thod had to be found.
"Handling such a Bai Fu by ourselves is too difficult; we must call in external reinforcents."
As the Housekeeper pondered, he rembered the piece of fabricated story about the Secret Tower and Secret Tower Master that recently appeared online.
That piece vividly depicted a "torrid love affair" between the Secret Tower Master and the Dark Domain Insect Clan Empress, generating substantial public interest and successfully leading to a combined attack against the Secret Tower.
The power of a little story was significant indeed.
He had an idea.
The Housekeeper decided to follow the model of that story and write two of his own.
One would claim that Bai Fu was a pawn of the Oath Lord, coming to the Sea Lion Star System to help the Oath Lord steal the True Spirit Pillar of the Blessing Sect. Within the story, he would intersperse a love triangle between Bai Fu, the Oath Lord, and Fei Ye to draw public attention.
The other story would present Bai Fu as a high-dinsional being who deliberately disguised herself as kind-hearted, lulling the public into complacency, when in truth she aid to seize the opportunity to invade the Edge World. To make this tale engaging, he decided to mix in the narrative of Bai Fu being genuinely moved by Fei Ye's sincerity, wavering in her ambitions but ultimately reaffirming her resolve.
Both of these stories seed fake at first glance, right?
No matter.
The previous story about the Secret Tower Master was also quite implausible, but as long as so truths not currently known—yet soon to be exposed—were included, most would consider the entire content of the story to be true.
The "true content" the Housekeeper decided to add to the stories was that Bai Fu had secretly hidden billions of Undying People on the Golden Valley Star—a scoop of information. Once this news spread, the two stories he wrote would definitely explode in popularity.
As long as one Super Supre being began to doubt Bai Fu's identity and intervene, he no longer needed to worry about Bai Fu posing a threat to the Secret Tower.
Write, write, write. He had to finish and release the stories before the news about the billions of Undying People hidden on the Golden Valley Star spread.
The Housekeeper got busy with his task.
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