The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 307 - Genius Businessman

Although not having Andusia by her side meant Alice had one less person to give ideas to her, Alice wasn't particularly worried since this situation was only temporary. With Andusia's strength, it'd be a piece of cake for the other party to escape and return to her side. After all, Andusia possessed the strength of a fully-developed Demon King.

Unless Lilith could come up with a figurine cabinet made with the Demon King's Power's essence, Alice honestly couldn't think of a way the Rhine Princess could use to prevent Andusia from escaping.

Of course, Alice had also considered the possibility of Andusia enjoying her new life so much that she might not return to her side. However, Alice felt that the possibility of that happening was incredibly slim.

After all was said and done, Andusia was a Demon King. Yet, Andusia was merely a figurine modeled after the character Magical Girl Hikari. If Andusia didn't want to get found out, she'd have to stay still and play the role of a figurine constantly. This meant that she couldn't play with her phone, walk around, or even talk.

Alice did not think that Andusia would be happy living such a life. Although Andusia also had the option of revealing her identity to Lilith, that was also a very unlikely possibility. After all, Lilith was the princess of a human kingdom. Andusia would only be asking for trouble if she told Lilith she was a former Demon King. At most, Andusia could only lie and say she was Magical Girl Hikari.

But would Andusia be willing to act like Hikari and make all those childish poses that Hikari made in the Magical Girl Hikari anime series?

Alice could already imagine the dissatisfied and reluctant expression Andusia would make at such a thought.

Hence, Alice was confident that Andusia would escape from Lilith and return to her side in the near future. Although she was a little unaccustomed to not having a chattering figurine sitting on her shoulder, she didn't worry about it too much. She simply treated it as an adaptation phase for when she eventually

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