Who hid My Corpse!

The following week, nothing happened.

It was a rare occurrence of nothing happening.

For Hewinia, life was like suddenly going back to the time before Visas had entered her body.

Every day was a routine of eating, sleeping, attending classes (rehearsing), and playing the role of Hewinia.

She had lived such days for a full year, and the days after Bai Wei entered her body had only been half a month, yet she felt as though the longer period had passed long, long ago. Bai Wei's greatly reduced frequency of speaking only intensified that feeling.

This long-missed sense of ease seemed to remind her that there was still time, plenty of time.

However, whenever Hewinia woke up early in the morning and saw in the mirror the four notes bound to her naked body, that sense of ease would be instantly shattered.

So she calmly got dressed and left the house.

Another utterly ordinary rehearsal day.

During this week, they kept practicing the three pieces of music that Phinis had given her to choose from.

Although up to now, Hewinia hadn't decided yet, appearing indecisive, Phinis was not at all displeased. On the contrary, he seemed quite pleased, as if he felt it showed how seriously Hewinia was taking this.

So he didn't rush Hewinia at all and even considerately told her she could take her time, as they had a month.

If Phinis had no objections, then nobody else would either, including Karen.

Hewinia had always felt that Karen was not a person to sit still, that he would definitely want to do something.

But to Hewinia's surprise, during that week, Karen did nothing. He arrived on time every day and rehearsed with reasonable dedication. Even during this period, he hadn't verbally harassed Hewinia as he did when they first met, except for occasionally casting uncomfortable glances at her during rehearsals, but indeed, he did nothing more excessive.

Indeed, compared to all those trivial matters, did this guy really want to take revenge on the Chu Family more?

Hewinia silently pondered in her heart.

Yes, just as Karen was observing her, Hewinia was also observing Karen.

In a sense, both wished to "know" each other better.

Just like the joking remark made in one of those few statements—"He wants to get on top of you, you want to kill him."

Highly vulgar, yet extremely apt.

Unfortunately, besides rehearsals, Hewinia and Karen didn't have many opportunities for further contact.

Not only because Phinis was always watching Karen, but also because Karen was too infamous in this academy, to the extent that it would be overly suspicious for Hewinia to approach him under any pretext.

So, she still had to look for opportunities.

After another day's rehearsal ended, Hewinia left the classroom, and then leisurely made her way to the First Academy's library.

This was not her first visit; after rehearsals these past days, she would always come here to read for a while, so much so that even the librarian recognized her and would greet her with a smile, then ask what books she was looking for and if she needed his help.

The librarian of the First Academy was an elderly Player, so in the presence of Hewinia, he didn't need to be timid as the youngsters.

And Hewinia would also smile and politely refuse the old Player's kindness, wandering alone among the shelves, then picking a book and finding a window-side seat to sit down.

It was the same every day, as punctual as a clock.

And also punctual was another person.

Ten minutes later, a girl gasping for breath appeared in front of Hewinia.

"Huff, huff... Miss Hevnia, I'm here."

The girl was Molly, her arms embracing a book titled "Basic Music Score."

Hewinia looked up at Molly and asked, "Do you have questions for me today too?"

"Yes, Miss Hevnia," Molly nodded repeatedly and then looked at Hewinia with eyes full of anticipation, "May I?"

Hewinia shrugged, "If you're not afraid that I'll teach you wrong."

"Of course!" Molly sat down in front of Hewinia with joy, then spread open the "Basic Music Score" filled with notes, pointing to a section and asking, "What I want to ask is about this part, Miss Hevnia. When performing pieces with a large pitch gap, how should I activate the notes to properly resonate with you?"

"Let me think..."

A week ago, Molly had suddenly stopped Hewinia.

At that time, Hewinia thought Molly was asking her to keep her in the orchestra after learning that Hewinia had the power to decide who stays and who goes.

But to Hewinia's surprise, Molly did indeed make a request, but it was that she hoped Hewinia could guide her in her note resonance abilities.

Note resonance is the Player's most direct control over their own notes.

The more exceptional this ability, the more beautiful the melodies one can play and the more powerful the Chorus Magic that can be used.

This is the greatest difference between a Golden Sound Player and a Silver Sound Player.

Golden Sound Players are inherently much more proficient in this aspect than Silver Sound Players.

So Molly asking for guidance on this from Hewinia truly posed no problem.

If it were some theoretical knowledge Molly was asking Hewinia to guide her with, that would be foolish, after all, Molly was one grade higher than Hewinia.