Sea's Counterattack (2)
While the CIA director was suffering utter humiliation in a secret White House conference room, the outside world was completely swept up in the typhoon named Kim Sea.
From the moment she appeared at the U.S. Embassy in Japan and declared herself the official emissary of the Crow Mage, the landscape had flipped entirely. She was no longer a mysterious figure consumed only in the internet's dark corners. Now, she was a diplomatic envoy officially recognized by two superpowers: the United States and Japan. This shift hit hardest in the shadowy internet nooks that had mindlessly devoured her.
[Emergency Notice]
Mystery Gallery: Bulk Deletion of All 'Kim Sea' Related Posts
The Mystery Gallery administrator posted an unprecedented notice in site history.
"Kim Sea-nim is currently under the official protection of the United States and Japanese governments as a diplomatic envoy. Accordingly, all posts that defame the individual or sexualize her (fan art, composite photos, lewd text, etc.) will be deleted en masse. Users violating related rules hereafter will face severe punishment under domestic and international law."
As soon as the notice went up, thousands of posts that had heated the gallery for weeks began vanishing at lightspeed. "Golden Hand" users who drew "Girl in the Carrier" deleted all their art and nuked their accounts. Endless comments appraising her figure evaporated without a trace. Madness twisted into terror. People realized their past antics weren't just internet memes or gossip fodder. It was blatant sexual harassment and defamation against a world-class diplomatic heavyweight. The fear of lawsuits froze keyboards solid.
Pixiv and Twitter followed suit. The "#GirlInTheCarrier" tag became forbidden overnight, and artists who'd uploaded lewd fan art scrambled to privatize accounts or delete the offending images. The biggest blow landed on those who'd produced and reviewed "Fox Mask and Carrier" figures. Bootleg sculptors like "Kamijo" vanished instantly. But tens of thousands of products had already shipped worldwide. And the NewTuber who'd raked in cash reviewing that figure plummeted from heaven to hell in a single night.
His "legendary unboxing" video was forcibly yanked from NewTube for copyright and publicity rights violations. The channel blew past "yellow tags" straight to shutdown warnings. He rushed out an apology video.
"Viewers... In my shortsightedness... I inflicted irrecoverable wounds on Emissary Kim Sea... I sincerely apologize..."
But the comments were ice-cold.
Thus, all the frenzy around Sea turned to catastrophe the instant she became a public figure. Those who'd lusted after her body and consumed her pain now cowered in shadows, dreading legal judgment and the backlash of the very public opinion they'd stoked. Ironically, the internet madness that tormented her most was self-purging as she ascended to greater power. But the spilled water was irreversible. The ultimate humiliation had already spread eternally as tens of thousands of plastic dolls into the world's dark corners.
Sea’s official debut was a black hole devouring global media. After consultations, the U.S. and Japanese governments deemed ignoring the press onslaught impossible and opted for a tightly controlled joint press conference. The venue: U.S. Embassy in Japan press room. U.S. and Japanese flags flanked the podium, where Sea stood in pristine white beside the embassy spokesperson. Elite agents from both nations lined up like shadows behind her. Hundreds of camera flashes exploded toward her like ceaseless lightning.
The spokesperson hammered first: "We'll take only pre-approved questions." But no journalist would obey in this historic moment. A young reporter from an online outlet feigned madness, shooting her hand up and yelling,
"Emissary Kim Sea! The world called you 'Girl in the Carrier,' even selling figures of your humiliation! Your thoughts?"
The room froze at the curveball. Guards moved to drag him out, but Sea raised a hand to halt them. She stared him down. Then, defying all expectations, a leisurely, alluring smile bloomed on her lips.
"An intriguing question."
Her voice broadcast live worldwide via mic.
"To cut to the chase: We won't tolerate it from next time. But... for what's already happened, we won't pursue it."
She paused, her smile growing more loaded.
"My master, the Crow Mage, is... merciful. He found the mortals' little games quite amusing. On the figures... he was quite satisfied with the quality. He said to relay that if you pay proper royalties, he won't make an issue of it."
The room buzzed again. This wasn't mere forgiveness. It was an arrogant decree dissolving lines between illegal and legal, incorporating even their madness into their business.
The next reporter pounced.
"Then who is this 'Crow Mage'? What's his goal?"
"That's... a secret."
Sea answered firmly.
"But one thing I can say for sure: He... is no enemy of humanity. He might even be your sole hope against the colossal threats ahead."
She opened the pristine white carrier beside her, withdrawing three magical items and placing them on the podium.
"As proof, my master sends these gifts. They'll be your first weapons against the nightmares. And this is far from the end."
Finally, a Japanese reporter lobbed the touchiest question.
"Then... your relationship with the 'Fox Mask' you're known to work with? Are you both his 'partners'?"
Sea’s smile vanished for the first time. She pondered briefly. The arrogant woman's face who'd crammed her into the carrier flashed in her mind. She could elevate or demean her here. Sea chose the latter.
"Ah... you mean that she-fox."
Sea spoke in a casual tone, like discussing a master's pampered pet.
"She's... my master's most loyal and useful tool. An excellent she-fox handling the dirty, dangerous work as his hands and feet. Our roles... differ slightly."
Emphasizing "she-fox," she subtly asserted her higher plane. With "That's all," she ended the conference.
"Th-that... arrogant bitch—!!!"
Chiharu, watching the whole spectacle live on TV, roared in fury. "She-fox"? "Useful tool"? How dare that wench demean her like that before the world! Rage boiled as she glared, ready to smash the screen. Her lower-abdomen lewd mark blazed wildly with humiliation and wrath.
Aki and Koharu, meanwhile, wore faint smiles of satisfaction. The new maknae was far cleverer and crueler a bitch than expected.
Sea’s press conference was a massive bomb lobbed worldwide. Every word, translated into hundreds of languages, hammered intelligence agencies and seething online communities alike.
"She's either insane or a genius."
A famed D.C. political pundit raised his voice in excitement on a talk show.
"In one conference, she quashed all controversy around her—and turned it into her power base! 'Pay royalties on the figures, no problem'? That's the most arrogant, genius diplomatic line in history! She's telling her exploiters: 'I acknowledge your lust. Just pay up.' This isn't a victim's voice anymore. It's a perfect dominator's."
The statement etched that the Crow Mage wasn't a mere destructive monster—they were an intelligent force with their own "rules" and "business model." The "royalty" line was papal pardon for underground figure makers cowering from the law.
"Kamijo(@Underground_Sculptor_JP)" and "@Figure_Artisan_CN" moved first with a united front, posting an official statement on their sites.
We pledge to honor Emissary-nim's noble intent by formally paying a portion of profits from all previously sold products as royalties to the account she designates.
Further, to respect her honor, the "Girl in the Carrier" parts line is permanently discontinued effective today.
Instead, to commemorate her partner "Kitsune Huntress"-nim's feats, we announce production of her solo figure [Vol. 2 - The Bloody Vixen]. This is a semi-official project under Emissary-nim's permission.
The cunning pivot was flawless. By avoiding direct touches on Sea, they eliminated diplomatic friction. Instead, they funneled all desire onto Chiharu—the one Sea herself dubbed "she-fox" and "tool." The new [Vol. 2] 3D renders were far more explicit and dynamic: Chiharu drawing her bow amid a blood-soaked mermaid swamp, white flesh peeking through torn latex suit. The limited first-run extras? Her master's gifted "crow feather cloak" and a swappable "ecstatic expression" face part.
With Sea’s chains gone, their lusts rampaged freely toward Chiharu's lone altar.
Korean communities descended into chaos.
Japan erupted in festival vibes: their goddess finally solo-acknowledged.
Saw it!!! The Korean bitch finally axed from parts! As expected! Fox-sama's the true heroine!
"She-fox." That bitch's jealous slur just amplified Fox-sama's allure. Yeah, she's no mere hound—she's the dangerous, seductive she-fox tempting her master!
Vol. 2 pre-ordered. This time I'll pour every drop for Fox-sama. That ecstatic face part... insane...
That bitch dared call our Fox-sama a "tool"... When Crow returns, Fox-sama'll discipline her proper. Shove her back in the carrier and train her all night... aaah... just imagining...
America analyzed it all with cool detachment from one step back.
Thus, Jinwoo and Sea’s single press conference redirected global madness anew. Sea became an object of awe and fear; Chiharu, of rawer, more obsessive lust. And Jinwoo, architect of it all, savored his flawless scenario once more—preparing the next phase.