The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 338 - Bound

Sylvia's body instantly stiffened upon getting hit by Alice's Consciousness Transformation. Although Sylvia had tried to resist the spirit taboo, her mind quickly went blank, and she became a puppet for Alice to manipulate.

If this were an adult novel, the following scene would most likely be unsafe for work. However, Alice didn't have time to waste on such matters. After controlling Sylvia with Consciousness Transformation, Alice quickly locked the door to the room and turned on the lights.

Now that the room was brightly illuminated, if Sylvia had retained her consciousness, she would have noticed that there were actually three occupants in the room. Aside from Sylvia and Alice, there was a girl slightly taller than Alice lying unconscious on the floor, the girl having a freckled face and an ordinary appearance.

This girl was the real waitress working for the Rosemary Bar. For the sake of her plans, Alice had visited the bar as soon as it opened for business, knocked this waitress unconscious, changed into the waitress's uniform, and pretended to be the receptionist manning the front desk. It was also fortunate that the bartenders and the other staff members in the establishment weren't very familiar with the receptionist. So, nobody suspected Alice to not be an employee of the bar.

"Sorry for borrowing your clothes for a bit. Here's some money as compensation," Alice said as she changed out of the waitress's uniform and put it back on for the unconscious waitress. After doing so, she pulled out some bank notes and stuffed them into the waitress's pocket.

Previously, Alice had inspected the waitress's wallet and ID out of curiosity when she was borrowing the other party's uniform. From the little change left in the wallet, Alice could tell that the girl wasn't doing very well financially. So, giving the girl some monetary compensation should be good enough. Not to mention, Alice had already helped to cover the girl's shift for the past couple of hours, so nobody would realize that the girl hadn't actually bee

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