The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 250 - Silence the Witness?

"Kamia Bifrons…" Alice frowned when she saw the basic information displayed on the pink-haired girl's identification card. "Why do I feel like I've seen this name before…"

"That's normal. Humans and demons would often have similar surnames for various reasons. It also isn't rare to see people with the same name. You might have met someone with a similar name as this girl in the past," Andusia said, sitting on Kamia's shoulder while instructing the trembling demoness to operate her phone and shamelessly inspecting the girl's privacy.

Alice glanced at Andusia but chose not to respond. Andusia did not know that Alice had only been living in this world for several months, so the number of people she had met here was by no means many.

Of course, Alice also acknowledged that Andusia might be right, and one of the students she met in the March Academy might have a similar name as Kamia. Hence, she had felt a sense of familiarity from seeing the name.

"Alice, what does 'Live Stream' mean?" Andusia asked, her attention caught by something interesting in Kamia's phone. "Quite a few things in this girl's phone are related to this 'Live Stream' thing."

"It means that she is publishing the photographs she takes to the internet in real-time for others to see and interact... That is to say, if not for the lack of mana in the area, the photograph she took of us might have been shared on the internet. She could have even broadcast our conversation live," Alice explained as she glanced at the panicking Kamia. Although she still had her hood on, she did not bother disguising her voice. After all, Kamia had already heard Andusia calling her 'Alice.' There was no need to continue hiding her voice.

After grabbing a nearby metal stool, Alice sat in front of Kamia and looked at the demoness kneeling on the ground. Then, while doing her best to sound indifferent, Alice asked, "How much did you hear? Don't try to lie. We can tell through your expressions."

This was naturally a lie. Alice had no idea how to read expressions whatsoever

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