Chapter 251 - The Ark Of The Cafe (1/2)

Each mug seemed handmade, stamped with the symbol of Albion. It was an etching of cliff with waves splashed at the bottom of it. The place was well-lit due to the daylight but its stained-glass windows made it even more beautiful.

”I love these...” whispered Masvislin as she studied the windows.

”Those were made by an anonymous glassblower. Reminds me of the Old Chapel as well. I wish I would've gotten more of it,” said Gab.

It's hard to think that it would be turned into a place filled with alcohol in about a few hours.

Gab ushered the girls into their rooms, situated on the second floor of the cafe.

”Human rooms are rather boring,” said Mavislin, pouting at the sight of her room.

It was simple, with a single wooden frame bed, a desk, and a chair. There was a nightstand beside the bed while a small wardrobe was by its side as well. The view from the small and round window was not bad.

”Sorry, it isn't as flashy as your room in the Old Chapel. But I guarantee is the best room you'll find around these parts,” said Gab, carrying a blanket and pillow.

As the two unpacked in their individual rooms, Mavislin decided to stretch out her wings. Unfortunately, she failed to notice the Slayer standing at the door.

”Does it hurt?” asked Bryan, out of the blue.

This startled Mavislin but she smiled as she continued unpacking. She took out the same dress that she tried on before leaving the Old Chapel.

”Yea, being in a human form hurts my wings sometimes,” said Mavislin, as she tried to undress.

Bryan instantly turned around out of embarrassment, confusing Mavislin.

”You are a girl, I am a guy,” reasoned Bryan.

”I have inner-wear. I'm not bathing yet so I won't take that out.”

”But you were uncomfortable earlier.”

”That's because you stared at my c.h.e.s.t for more than usual.”

Bryan sighed but still did not move or turn. Mavislin shrugged as she continued to put on her dress.

”Bryan.”

”Yes?” he asked as he came closer.

”Help me do my hair,” instructed Mavislin, as she gave him the tools needed.