Chapter 95: Filling in the Story
After Night Star appeared, Neko Shinna and Star Yoon came up to study her and Night Lan’s differences.
But aside from hair color and eye color, there really didn’t seem to be any difference at all.
Well, their outfits were different styles, so they looked a bit unique—sort of.
Zero Meow nuzzled against Night Star’s cheek and gave her a straightforward review.
“What the heck? Stick them together and they look pretty much the same! I can’t believe I waited so long for this, meow!”
Night Star muttered under her breath.
“Sorry to disappoint you!”
Right now, Night Star felt unusually relaxed, like a huge weight had been lifted off her shoulders.
She had been hiding things from Zero Meow and the others, and to be honest, she felt a bit guilty about it.
After all, they were her best friends.
Now that she had spoken up, she could finally drop all the crazy cover-ups.
Sometimes, it was indeed a bit awkward when Night Lan and Night Star had to play dual roles in front of everyone.
If they were discovered, it would definitely be an embarrassing disaster.
It was fine as long as no one knew.
But if someone in the crowd was in the know, Night Star Lan would definitely struggle to pull off her one-woman show without freaking out.
That would be super unnatural.
Anyway…
Zero Meow and the others were super interested in Night Star.
Even though Night Star and Night Lan were the same person, their identities were different.
Right now, Zero Meow and her gang hadn’t separated Night Star from her identity as an Audience Performer.
So in their minds, Night Star was first an Audience Performer, and then another Night Lan.
“Meow~ Since Luo Xi has claimed Night Lan, let’s just enjoy Night Star for ourselves! Fair is fair, meow~”
The advantage of having a soul split into two bodies was showing up again.
At least for now, it quickly solved Zero Meow’s jealousy problem.
Of course, two bodies were still a bit inadequate, seeing as the loli squad wasn’t limited to just two!
The crowd gradually quieted down.
The memory screen continued rolling.
Zero Meow and the others stared intently at the images playing, committing every one of Night Star Lan’s recent experiences to memory.
Her story was packed with all sorts of unbelievable events, grabbing the audience’s attention almost every second, never allowing for a dull moment.
Luo Xi had only clipped the key events, no boring daily routines—so it was just one blockbuster event after another.
The stories of various Theater Group members, First Generation Star Eclipses, and secrets about the Origin of the Stars all played out on screen.
Night Star Lan relished the whole thing from the perspective of an observer.
Not too shabby, huh?
Watching her tackle one crazy event after another was actually pretty cool. Can anyone else pull this off?
If all this info were to go public, it would surely shake the underworld down to its core.
With how famous she already was, she’d probably become even more famous.
Just thinking about that made Night Star Lan a little nervous.
The level of attention she was already receiving was no joke; if it rose even higher, she’d have to rely on Existence Interference just to step outside!
That kind of dazzling daily life? No thanks!
Time continued to pass.
Dusk was approaching.
Night Star Lan’s experiences hadn’t all been shown yet.
There was still a big chunk of the story left.
Even though many mundane moments had been cut out, cramming all those stories into a short time was still impossible.
It was going to take a few days to finish watching.
But with time on her hands, Night Star Lan could spend it with Zero Meow and the others before the Wish Princess woke up.
Once she was back, they could go search for the Group Leader right away.
Days passed.
Night Star and Night Lan finally wrapped up the long story with Zero Meow and the others.
You could say that the important events they knew probably outnumbered all the Night Watchers combined.
After all, where would the other Night Watchers find detailed info about Theater Group members, First Generation Star Eclipses, and the Origin of the Stars?
It was kind of magical for newbies like them, who hadn’t even become official Night Watchers, to suddenly be flooded with so much secret information.
This was what they meant by having the advantage of being close to the source!
Who wouldn’t want to be pals with a main character like Night Star Lan?
Life would be anything but ordinary when your friends were not just run-of-the-mill.
Right now, White Fish and the others were slowly digesting all the info they’d received from Night Star Lan’s memories, unable to process it all in a short time.
Neko Shinna and Star Yoon didn’t really care.
They weren’t too concerned about the mysterious realm; they merely skimmed over the massive influx of information.
As long as they could keep cooking or slacking off, that was all that mattered.
Plus, they wanted to get closer to the adorable Night Star Lan.
That’s the purest fantasy for a girl!
White Fish didn’t mind either.
The ‘confidential’ shocking information didn’t really hold much usefulness for her.
The only thing she could consider valuable was getting to know Night Star Lan better.
Beyond that? Nothing much.
She might as well think about how to woo Night Star Lan and make her heart flutter for a confession.
After all, it was about her future happiness!
She couldn’t end up like her sister, still single at this age.
Though if her sister wanted to cuddle with Night Star Lan too, White Fish wouldn’t mind all that much.
After all, her sister was also one of the most important people in her life.
Maybe many people are selfish when it comes to feelings.
But White Fish wouldn’t mind sharing Night Star Lan’s time with her sister.
That would surely make everyone happy.
Of course, Zero Meow wasn’t going to gloss over it that simply.
Night Star Lan’s story had a ton of interesting stuff, diving deep into the realms of the underworld—it wasn’t just surface-level fluff.
When Zero Meow discovered that Luo Xi, who was always by Night Lan’s side, was the progenitor of all the stars, she nearly squealed and jumped up.
Who could’ve guessed this cute little three-nope loli was so outrageous?
She could probably crush all the Star Holders effortlessly.
Only Night Star Lan could keep her in check.
After all, in the story, Night Star Lan was the one who had her tethered to her side.
“Meow… So a lot of interesting things have happened around Night Lan… And I didn’t know for so long, how could you keep it a secret for so long, meow…”
Sure, it was awesome to know so many stories now.
But she would’ve been even happier if she had known sooner.
Who knows, maybe she could have joined in on some of those exciting adventures.
You know, back when she was goofing off in high-stakes Star Eclipse events before officially becoming a Night Watcher.
Of course, after Night Lan and the other lolis started tagging along, she kept her shenanigans in check.
If Zero Meow were all alone, she’d definitely still be finding ways to sneak into various Night Watcher teams during her free time.
To which Night Lan rolled her eyes.
“But that’s super dangerous, you know? A few times I almost bit the dust, it’s not easy, okay?”
“Meow… I guess I’m just too weak, meow~”
Zero Meow flopped down on the bed, officially a waste cat.
Night Star Lan was an Extraordinary Star Holder; there was no comparison.
Even if she could join those events, she’d just be a mere footnote.
Whine, whine.
