Marry the NPC with Money, Wife Comes Knocking - Chapter 125

Chapter 125

The two rest days passed quickly, and the time for the dungeon to open arrived.

This dungeon took place at sea. To complete the outfit tasks for Ye Susheng, Hua Suihe had brought two large suitcases.

Although the rooms on the Cruise Ship were pre-equipped with clothing, Ye Susheng didn’t stop Hua Suihe, as the latter had been excitedly coordinating outfits while packing.

The massive, white, luxury Cruise Ship was like a floating castle on the sea, and its interior was even more magnificent.

Hua Suihe and Ye Susheng stood in the center of an incredibly spacious lobby. A gorgeous crystal chandelier hung from the ceiling, its light as bright as day, making it impossible to tell that it was already dark outside.

Light, soothing instrumental music echoed through the lobby, but as they looked around, the place was deserted.

With one hand on her suitcase handle, Hua Suihe looked up at the second-floor corridor but saw no one. She couldn’t help but feel puzzled. “Didn’t we see a lot of players the day we took the mission? How come we haven’t run into a single person?”

Ye Susheng took the suitcase from her and answered, “It’s dinner time. They’re probably eating in the restaurant.”

“Let’s go, Hua Hua. I’ll take you to find our room.” Ye Susheng led her toward the elevator to head to the 18th floor.

The elevator was very large, with a directory posted inside for every floor: restaurants, bars, cafes, a theater, a casino, a heated pool, a gym, shopping boutiques…

It was more comprehensive than a city commercial center, making one’s head spin. Everything from the 16th floor up was residential.

Gu Gu had once held her coming-of-age birthday banquet on a Cruise Ship. She hadn’t just bought the ship; she had covered every single expense for all the guests.

Hua Suihe hadn’t been very close to Gu Gu back then, so she hadn’t attended. She hadn’t realized Gu Gu’s family wealth was so staggering; no wonder Gu Gu had been so surprised when Hua Suihe opened a family card with her.

The silent wheels of the suitcases made little noise. Hua Suihe took back her suitcase handle and followed Ye Susheng for a short distance before they stopped at a certain door. She didn’t know when Ye Susheng had gotten the key card, but she swiped it to open the door.

“Hua Hua, we’re here!”

The room was spacious and bright, with white as the primary color. Floor-to-ceiling windows faced the ocean, though it was currently too dark to see the blue water.

As they entered the living room, the eyes of a smart AI kitten sitting on the table suddenly lit up.

“Welcome, Master. I am your Life Assistant Kitty. If you need anything, you can wake me up with the command ‘Kitty Kitty.’ I will do my best to help you.”

The sudden high-pitched voice caught their attention. Ye Susheng wasn’t particularly interested; she pulled the two suitcases to an open space next to the bed and laid them out flat.

Hua Hua had said they were only staying for seven days, so they could just leave the luggage like that instead of hanging everything up.

Hua Suihe walked over to study the white robot cat. On a whim, she tried a command. “Kitty Kitty, are there cameras installed in this room?”

“Reporting to Master, there are no cameras installed in the guest rooms. Your privacy and security are absolutely guaranteed. If you wish to check personally, I can call for equipment service to provide you with a professional camera detector.”

“Then call one for me.” It wasn’t that she didn’t believe it; she just wanted to experience the service.

“Understood, Master. Your request has been submitted. Please wait three minutes; the item is being prepared.” Three minutes later, someone indeed came to the door, checked every corner of the room with a detector, and then left.

After setting out the suitcases, Ye Susheng sat down beside Hua Suihe and poked the robot cat’s glowing blue eyes. “Hua Hua, are you hungry? We can have Kitty order food today.”

The robot cat blinked intelligently and chimed in, “Yes, free meals can be provided. Kitty can provide the menu for you.”

Hua Suihe suggested, “Hey, didn’t you say it’s dinner time? Let’s go to the restaurant. We can take a look around while we’re at it.”

“Sure, I’ll take you there.” Ye Susheng was very proactive, immediately standing up and waiting to move.

Hua Suihe didn’t dally either. She stood up and looped her arm through Ye Susheng’s, saying cheerfully, “Let’s go, let’s go.”

“By the way, I haven’t asked you yet-what’s your job identity for this trip?”

Ye Susheng hid nothing from Hua Suihe and answered honestly, “I have to play the Fake Young Miss.”

“Fake Young Miss?” Hua Suihe didn’t understand. “What does a Fake Young Miss have to do?”

Ye Susheng thought for a moment. “It seems I just have to participate in one opera performance. Other than that, there isn’t much work.”

Then her tone became slightly nervous as she secretly observed Hua Suihe’s expression. “Don’t worry, Hua Hua. I’ll stay by your side the whole time. This dungeon isn’t dangerous at all.”

Ye Susheng didn’t want Hua Hua to be terrified like the other players, even if Hua Hua knew she was in a Thriller dungeon, and even if the surroundings were filled with danger and blood.

Ye Susheng wanted Hua Suihe to know that she was absolutely safe and had no reason to feel afraid.

Hua Suihe understood Ye Susheng’s intention and nodded with a smile. “Don’t worry, I’m not scared at all.”

She even gave a positive review: “Besides, the dungeons produced by your evolved troupe are quite interesting.”

Back when she watched through a screen, the Yu Sheng Troupe only had three scripts that played on loop; they were robotic and boring.

These evolved versions were what actually made people want to participate.

As they chatted, they reached the 15th floor, the dining level.

However, while they expected at least a few people to be wandering the public areas, there were none.

Looking through the glass windows of the restaurant and the cafe, they didn’t see anyone there either.

But there were waiters inside and the doors were open, proving that they were open for business.