The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 312 - Thankfully, They Don’t Know I Can’t Read Memories

Through the use of Aspect Separation, Alice snuck into a nearby research room. If she didn't guess wrongly, the Rhine Kingdom's King Haydn should be calling her soon. She naturally couldn't answer his call in the corridor since others could easily overhear their conversation. So, she decided to "borrow" a research room since these rooms had excellent soundproofing.

Sure enough, it was just like Alice expected. Shortly after Alice entered the research room, her phone rang, and the caller ID was "Haydn Doyle." Alice had previously exchanged contact information with the human kings (Queen Abby of the Vulcan Kingdom included) during the Conference of Kings, so she already had Haydn's number in her contacts list.

Fortunately, she didn't exchange numbers with the princes and princesses who had followed their parents to the conference. Otherwise, Etoria might have contacted her directly just now. With how alert Etoria was then, he would have most likely noticed the weak mana fluctuations from Alice's phone.

While inwardly celebrating that she didn't exchange contact information with the various princes and princesses, Alice answered Haydn's call. Because she needed to pretend she was still in the Gryffin Kingdom, she feigned ignorance and asked:

"Hello? King Haydn? Did something happen?"

Alice spoke in a very casual manner. However, because of Alice's status as the Hero, Haydn dared not assume bureaucratic airs with Alice, and he could only respond with a laugh:

"Haha. Can I not contact you for no reason, Lord Hero?—Is what I would like to say, but I really have something I need to ask you for help, Lord Hero."

When Alice heard Haydn's laugh, the image of Haydn's gloomy face wearing a forced smile appeared in her mind.

"Oh? What is it?"

Although Alice already knew why Haydn had called her, she pretended not to know anything. She might not be a good actor, but it was convincing enough that she wouldn't attract suspicion to herself. Moreover, Haydn had never thought of suspecting Alice, so he naturally didn't notic

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