"P-Praise... praise big sister."
Eula, who had been leaning against the door outside, stood up with a cold snort and left.
Even after all that, Jean still...
Although Eula had said Barbara could go complain if she wanted, she actually cherished her friends deeply.
Jean counted as a friend in her eyes as well.
The reason she usually kept her distance from Jean was that she did not want others to think Jean was associating with the descendant of sinners.
"Ha... what the hell?"
Eula raised her head.
"This is... the cafeteria?"
How had she ended up in a place like this?
Eula frowned. Her stomach did seem a little hungry too—at lunch, she had been busy waiting on Jean and Liu Bai.
Eula swept her gaze around the cafeteria and immediately found what she was looking for.
"Boss, give me a dozen bottles of Dandelion Wine, plus a roast chicken. Pack it up."
"Right away."
"How much?"
"You are an honored guest. There is no charge."
The logistics Valkyrie gave Eula a slight bow.
"...Uh, thank you."
Was the treatment here really this good?
Eula accepted the large bag of Dandelion Wine and the packed roast chicken.
Even though they had said it was free, not paying still felt a little strange.
No, more accurately, not paying and not being hassled felt strange.
Eula had gotten somewhat used to Mondstadt, where spending money meant being treated like a servant, and even having money did not guarantee she could buy things smoothly.
—Even though she had slightly changed her circumstances through her own actions, such things still happened from time to time.
Forget it. It belonged to that filthy rich bastard anyway.
"Ten-year-old Dandelion Wine... Tch, this counts as aged wine, doesn't it? They could even get their hands on