Type-Moon, I'm a magician, is that true?

Hearing this, Elquet suddenly smiled mysteriously and said, "Accompanying me is the most basic of all. I have been enduring well these past few days in order not to disturb Aiwen. Besides, I have a surprise for you."

After saying that, Elquet looked around and quickly pulled Aiwen towards the entrance of an alley.

The alleys are dark and full of mess. They are like abandoned blood vessels hidden behind the busy streets, and are an unknown social network.

"Well, this is about right. No one can see."

Elquet looked around and nodded with satisfaction. Behind her, Aiwen adjusted his school uniform and then asked.

"What are your plans, Elquet? If you want to hang out, there are better places than here."

"No, no, no. Although I'm happy to do anything with Aiwen, it's too weird to do it in an alley. I only chose this place because it can avoid human eyes and ears."

Shaking his head repeatedly, Elquet decisively denied it. It was a bit embarrassing to say that Aiwen felt that the princess at this moment was a bit like a huge golden retriever shaking off water.

"Tell me more specifically what it is that needs to be kept secret. I will reject any such willful ideas."

"It's not something too much." Elquet smiled excitedly.

"It's mainly because I can't wait. It sounds great to walk over there slowly with Aiwen and enjoy our leisure time, but I really want Aiwen to see it as soon as possible."

"...Don't go too far."

With a light sigh, despite having a bad premonition, Aiwen still chose to tolerate the princess who seemed overly active.

"Yeah, well, I'm going to get on with you, hold me tight."

Elquet completely gave up maintaining her princess appearance. She smiled like an ordinary student in the class and walked forward to hug Aiwen's waist.

"Please hold my shoulders tightly. If you fall, it will be difficult for me to get back."

After leaving a word of advice, the girl happily bent her legs slightly, lowered her center of gravity and leaned down, accumulating energy like a spring.

Then he pushed off the ground and took off into the sky like a rocket!

"One, two...wahaha!"

It was playful laughter, expressing an inexplicably joyful mood. A white figure passed across the sky without making a single noise.

Its momentum is comparable to a torrent, and its lightness is like a cloud. The constraints of gravity are lifted by the princess, and the resistance of the atmosphere is reversed by the True Ancestor.

Elquet held Aiwen in her arms and flew across the sky over the entire city as if wandering until she reached her destination.

They slowly descended. The gravity was weakened to one tenth of its normal value by the willful princess. The two of them were like snowflakes floating down from the sky, raising only a little dust when they touched the ground.

"Is this... the hillside that was turned into a wasteland by the aftermath of my battle?"

Aiwen noticed something was wrong at the first moment. What caught his eyes now was the beautiful forest garden that remained evergreen even in winter.

"Hehe, that's impressive, isn't it? I spent half an hour personally restoring this place bit by bit."

Elquet showed off adorably.

For her, making the earth green was easy, but adjusting each one individually to make it beautiful took time and effort. She would never do such meaningless things before.

"But this is just the outer layer. The real surprise is inside."

After saying that, Elquet took the lead and stepped onto the neat brick and stone path in the woods. The path stretched upwards and disappeared until it turned the corner.

Aiwen already had some guesses about what the girl wanted to show him.

After walking along the long and quaint path and seeing the building standing on the ruins of his original house, Aiwen confirmed his guess.

"Sure enough, Elquet, have you been staying here for the past three days building a palace?"

Yes, that was a luxury that the house could not bear. No matter from which angle you looked at it, it was a corner of the ancient castle called "Millennium City" that Aiwen had seen before.

The luxurious and beautiful building is hidden in the dense woods around it. Only some roof spires can be seen from the outside. Unknown beautiful flowers grow around the castle, and their clusters of flowers bring a touch of vitality to the cold brick walls.

This ancient, profound, miraculous city that cannot be reproduced by human hands now, part of it now appears before Aiwen's eyes.

"Well, this is Aiwen and I's new house. It's definitely going to be much more luxurious than that witch's mansion!"

Elquet declared with full momentum. From her words, it can be seen that she still remembers the "hatred" of that night, and she is determined to overwhelm the other party.

"Really, he's just a little kid." This was the only thought in Aiwen's mind.

On the other side, Elquet clasped her hands behind her back, and with a smile, she recounted what she thought was the situation, while leading Aiwen into the palace.

"I misunderstood before. I originally thought Aiwen lived in the witch's house because Aiwen's smell was the freshest there, but after investigating, I found out that this is where she lives."

"But Aiwen is too sloppy. He didn't even repair the broken-down house. It's not comfortable to live in."

"No one would live in a collapsed house, especially in winter. It would be very cold."

While following Elquet on the tour, you will listen to her nonsensical remarks and make rebuttals, over and over again.

But this is a way of getting along that makes both parties happy. As long as it can make the princess smile, don't worry about the details.

"Really? I've seen many humans living in dilapidated houses like this before."

With her index finger pressed to her lips in confusion, Elquet stated what she considered common sense.

"Stop, that's another tragic social issue. Let's not talk about it now."

"Oh……"

The topic ended temporarily and the visit to the castle also came to an end.

To be honest, although the exterior looks extremely luxurious, there are too many decorative elements inside. There are only a few rooms that can actually be used for sleeping, and the rest are corridors and halls for show.

But even without asking, Aiwen could imagine Elquet's self-righteous expression.

This person, who may be the most qualified person to be called a princess on the entire planet, has a completely different view on the purpose of buildings than ordinary people.

I don't understand why mortals want as many rooms as possible in a building.

"The other rooms can be used as dining rooms and living rooms. There's just enough space to divide them up, and none of them are redundant. Choose the one with the big balcony at the top as a bedroom. Well, Aiwen and I can live in the same bedroom from now on."

After saying that, Elquet turned around and smiled: "After all, there really isn't enough room."

No, Her Royal Highness, does she really not understand?

Chapter 87 Please Stay

I can't go into details, but Princess Elquet is surprisingly very proactive.

"By the way, Aiwen, do you need to buy some furniture?"

Elquet, who was standing on the balcony, turned halfway around, her hair fluttering in the breeze, revealing her inhuman beauty.

"You can build this castle, but you can't make furniture?"

"Ah, well..." Elquet turned his head slightly away, seeming a little embarrassed. "Actually, the castle was created by materializing fantasy. To be more precise, it was projected from a part of the Millennium City in the inner sea of the star."

"The creations of human civilization don't seem to be considered natural, so it's very difficult to materialize them out of thin air. Although I think humans are also part of nature, so I can force some of them to manifest, but the level of sophistication is really not up to par."

There is no need to say the rest. Just look at Elquet's slightly red face and you will understand everything.

"Not only is the style old, but even the systems inside the house are old. It seems impossible that the electrical wiring and plumbing were laid."

"I'm sorry... I'm really lacking experience. I ended up creating something that can only be looked at."

It seemed as if Elquet only just now remembered how dependent modern humans were on facilities, and his original interest dimmed.

"As expected, Aiwen should stay at that witch's house."

This was Aiwen's mistake. His words just now were not meant to complain, but simply to express his feelings.

Fortunately, there is still room for remedy.

"No, I'll live here."

Looking at Elquet's eyes that suddenly lit up, Aiwen reached out and touched the smooth and cold wall, recalling his previous simple house.

"I'm already very far away from human society, and my life doesn't rely on technology. If the goal is just to stay alive, there are many ways to do it. This place is already pretty good."

"Aiwen!"

Elquet happily stepped forward and held Aiwen's hands, and that familiar smile reappeared on his face.

For her, nothing else matters. Being able to spend more time with Aiwen is the happiest thing.

——Although he said this, Aiwen still went to the mall to buy some bedding. After all, if he had a choice, no one would want to sleep directly on the floor.

And the journey back was not smooth either.

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Aiwen left the mall entrance pulling a flatbed truck carrying goods. On the truck were bedding for two people.

By the way, the car is rented.

There were indeed some eye-catching things along the way, but most of them were just sights. Humans were not free enough to be interested in people hauling goods.

There is nothing unusual about buying too many things and needing tools, but cars are usually used and human labor is rare.

Therefore, if someone keeps staring at you with a purpose, it definitely means that he has other intentions.

"Hey, magician over there, would you mind coming over for a chat?"

A calm and gentle voice came from beside me. Just one sentence made people feel the kindness and elegance of the owner of the voice.

Aiwen frowned and looked in the direction of the sound, where a neatly dressed but out-of-place blond young man was smiling at him.

When the man saw Aiwen turn around, a look of surprise and intoxication flashed in his eyes for a moment. This strange look made Aiwen realize that the hints he had always given him had lost their effect.

"I see. That's why you called me a magician directly because you noticed the hint."

Realizing this, Aiwen simply stopped. He wanted to know the purpose of this extraordinary young man calling him.

It wasn't until five or seven seconds had passed that the young man came back to his senses. He took a few deep breaths of the cold winter air before he dared to face Aiwen again.

"It's incredibly beautiful. This level is already a curse. No wonder it requires constant suggestion."

The young man suppressed his desire with great self-control and greeted again. His eyes were no longer looking directly at Aiwen, but overlooking everything within his sight.

"Let me introduce myself. I'm a traveler from Western Europe. Please call me Westino."

The visitor bowed dignifiedly and politely, his words were gentle and intimate, coupled with his neatly combed golden hair and the unique three-dimensional facial features of a foreigner, any normal person would at least not feel bad about him.

"Since we are both members of the magic world, I will no longer hide my identity. I am a priest of the church."

Having said that, seeing Aiwen frown, Westino hurriedly comforted him.

"Of course, I'm not a hardline faction against the Magic Association. You see, I'm just chatting now. Don't worry, I just want to know some of the things happening in this town."

"I'm just an ordinary magician. I don't have much to say. If you want to ask questions, go to the local Goda Church. You are all from the same organization, so it should be more convenient."

"Ah, that's true," the young man said with a somewhat troubled smile. "But to get the full picture, you need to hear information from different angles, right? A magician's perspective differs from that of a church member."

"Then you should go find the local spiritual vein supervisor. I'm just a temporary traveler and have no obligation to answer."

After saying the last words, Aiwen no longer paid attention to the priest's pleas to stay. He silently pulled the flatbed truck and left the scene.

This is not because Aiwen hates church members. In fact, compared to magicians, church members have a slightly higher bottom line and contribute more to current human beings.

"But now that you've become Elquet's friend, there's nothing you can do about it."

Aiwen thought to himself that he had no prejudice against the church, but Elquet would, so as her supporter, his hostile stance was already established.

But just when Aiwen was about to leave the road completely, Westino's usual gentle voice came from behind him.

Even though he was treated coldly, his mentality did not change at all.

"Maybe there are things I shouldn't say, but this town is on the verge of crisis. Miss, you must be careful of the people around you. Some things, although beautiful, are also poisonous."

"..."

Aiwen showed no intention of stopping and just left Westino's sight.

People passed by him, but tacitly avoided this position.

"Sir." The attendant followed and asked softly, "Is there something wrong with that magician?"

"I've already told you to stop saying stupid things."

This is another side of him that he would only reveal in front of people he trusted. Westino sighed in distress.