The moment he saw the card, Su Mu's eyes were dazzled, and then he saw a transparent light curtain lighting up above the card.

The prompt sound also comes.

[Congratulations on triggering the prop identification assist system.]

She looked intently at Guangmu.

[Props name: Sand table card]

[Repertoire: "A Doll's House"]

[Owner: Yao Lesi (plot character)]

[Prop attributes: limited to use in this play (cannot be taken away)]

[Introduction to props: The sandbox made by Yao Lesi using the house as a map is in the form of a card. It can control all the magic mechanisms in the house. The control rights belong to the owner of the house, the witch Yao Lesi. Currently, this prop has opened some permissions to the participant Su Mu.

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"What is this?"

After confirming that there was no relevant introduction in his script, Su Mu asked with a calm expression.

This is one of the drawbacks of being too close to the characters in the plot. As an outsider, the general dialogue is fine. But if it involves secrets that are not mentioned in the script, the actors will be completely blind.

Although it may not always be like in this script, if you are exposed, you will die, but in most cases it will not be much better.

But this was not important to Su Mu, after all, her identity had been completely revealed as early as the first day.

Yao Lesi was not in a hurry to answer Su Mu.

After locking the box again, she took the card to an unobstructed place in front of the bed and input the magic power.

A clear shadow appeared in front of the two people.

"A model of the house?"

Looking at the almost scaled-down building in front of him, Su Mu walked closer and observed.

"What are these spots of light for?"

She pointed at the numerous small golden light spots on the model.

"It's used to shut down the engine."

After speaking, Yao Lesi casually lit a light spot in her room.

I saw a huge light prison emerging from the ground in an instant, sealing off a large space in front of the door.

"Awesome!" Su Mu praised honestly after mentally estimating the time it would take for the mechanism to activate.

Although I don’t know what the other people’s level is, since they are all matched in this play, it is obvious that the ceiling of their strength is much lower than Yao Lexi’s.

The house can act as a check and balance on them, and its ability will definitely not be weak.

With this, even if the remaining few people join forces, she will be able to sit back and relax.

"I have opened up some of the permissions of the sandbox card to you. Like what I just demonstrated, you can also control the magic institutions in the house, so you don't have to worry about being bullied, right?"

Putting away the model, Yao Lesi asked with a smile.

Su Mu looked at her sideways, "If other dolls bully me, will they also be effective?"

"Of course... not all." Yao Lesi said frankly, "For you, you are immune to fatal mechanisms."

"After all, you are all mother's babies, and mother doesn't want to lose any of you."

Su Mu stretched out his hand and took the card she handed over, "That means, as long as no one is killed, you can do whatever I want."

"Mom didn't say that."

Su Mu ended the topic with understanding.

However, just as the two were getting ready to sleep, she rubbed the card in her hand and suddenly had a thought in her mind.

"I thought about it, it might not be a good idea for you to favor one thing over another."

She said to Yao Lesi seriously.

"We always have terrain advantages at home, but those dolls who go out do not. What if they encounter danger?"

"Well, that makes sense. So, what does Baby Jenny want me to give them?" Yao Lesi held the side of her face with her hands and pretended to be very serious in her agreement.

"A positioning device or something like that?" Su Mu touched his chin, "Do you have such a magic prop?"

"certainly."

"The ones that will call the police when exceeding a certain distance are safer." Su Mu kindly reminded.

"Well, baby Jenny is so smart. Then mommy will make some new positioning props tomorrow."

After setting a work goal for tomorrow, Yao Lesi couldn't help but sigh.

"Other children will be very happy if they know that you care about them so much."

Su Mu looked "seriously".

"When you said that, I really expected them to thank me." She asked, seemingly confused, "Good children with tutors will thank those they are grateful to, right?"

"certainly."

Yao Lesi smiled and pulled her quilt.
Chapter completed!