The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 348 - Nobles: It's Not Us, We Didn't Do It

How could they not be familiar? Just a week ago, Lilith had been attacked by a demon loli suspected to have come from thousands of years ago. Meanwhile, that loli had one particular trait: her pitch-black skin. She had a similar skin tone as the shota sitting across Alice.

"I only met him today. I saw that he looked quite pitiful, so I decided to treat him to food." Alice dryly laughed as she hastily came up with an excuse to separate herself from the shota magician. The shota magician and the sledgehammer loli were Dark Guards made entirely from dark mana. Although they normally wouldn't reveal any properties of having dark mana unless they used dark mana, their trait of having pitch-black skin was unavoidable.

"Treat him to food?" Lilith muttered as she looked at the table dubiously. Currently, there was a plate of fried chicken and a half-finished cup of iced orange juice in front of Alice, while in front of the shota magician was…nothing.

Alice became tongue-tied. The Dark Guards didn't have a digestive function or the need to consume food, so Alice had only ordered a cold drink and some food for herself. She never thought that her hastily made-up excuse would get suspected by Lilith so quickly.

However, Alice reacted quickly to this situation. When she noticed a waitress walking by her table with a plate of food, she sent her psychic power into the waitress's forehead and activated Consciousness Transformation through it.

It was fortunate that Alice's skill in magic had already reached an extraordinary level. So, she could instantly complete this entire process without batting an eyelid. Meanwhile, using Consciousness Transformation, Alice added a command into the waitress's memory code, having the other party bring the plate of food to her table instead. Although Alice couldn't alter memories, adding commands and memories to the beginning or end of a person's memory code was still a simple task for her.

The average person did not have the ability to resist taboo-level spells. So, the waitress briefly fe

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