Type-Moon: A Little Opening Counts as an Opening?
Chapter 117

Chapter 117

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Favia wanted to say more, but when he saw Bavan Shi's subconsciously fawning smile and the 'fear' in his eyes, he stopped. He narrowed his eyes slightly, as if sighing.

Are the Fairy of Pan-Human History and the Fairy of the Fairy Lostbelt... or is it just that all the Fairy around Bavan Shi are like this?

In Favia's original impression, the Fairy of the Pan-Human History were slightly better in personality than the Fairy of the Lostbelt; they were more of a playful type.

However, after thinking about it, he realized that although the humans who had come into contact with the Fairy of the Pan-Human History were not in any life-threatening danger, their return seemed to be somewhat abnormal. For example, Genmu Gotsuki from the Garden of Sinners no Kyoukai was kidnapped by Fairy and therefore could not remember the scene she was seeing.

For example, Hartless, the mastermind behind the Lord El-Melloi II Case Files, lost his heart in the Fairy Domain, but if it weren't for the Fairy helping him, he might not have been able to return.

There are also good examples, such as Norma Goodfellow, the female lead of FLB, who, with the help of her grandfather, encountered beautiful true Fairy in the Hidden Realm in Ireland.

But regardless, when one realizes how badly this Red-Haired Fairy was Fairy by its own kind, and its deer-hoof-like heels...

This led Favia to guess that this was probably the Vampire Fairy Bavan Shi from the Pan-Human History, but she never expected that she would be just as unfortunate as she was before Lostbelt in in Lostbelt.

Unfortunately, in the Lostbelt, she had Morgan to protect her, but in Pan-Human History, that was no longer the case.

Therefore, after sighing, Favia said with a smile:

"To be honest, I did help you out, it's not right for you to just leave like this."

"I'm sorry... I didn't mean to..."

"In that case, let's exchange them."

"You're forcing me," Bavan Shi said, the words already jumping into his throat before he swallowed them down with his saliva.

To be honest, she didn't understand the necessary connection between the two, but even so, she still said with an extremely obvious fawning smile:

"Exchange... but I have nothing worth exchanging..."

"I don't want to exchange anything, just tell me what to do next."

The Silver-Haired Boy said with a smile.

"I want to tell you something..."

Your name is Bavan Shi.

"Eh eh eh eh..."

The Fairy girl looked puzzled, wondering, "Why does this human I'm meeting for the first time know my name?"

"So, in exchange, what is my name? Bavan Shi, that's the exchange, you have to tell me."

Favia looked at Bavan Shi with a sincere expression.

This left Bavan Shi speechless, staring at the human before him.

We'd only just met, so how did he know my name and make me tell him mine?

Or is it just an excuse to yell at me when you hit me?

A multitude of questions swirled in the Fairy girl's mind like a whirlpool, but just as she couldn't help but think about these things, a strange feeling suddenly welled up in her heart, and a long-lost smile appeared on her lips.

"I don't know, I don't understand. I clearly don't know you, yet you know my name. Could it be that you've been secretly observing me all along?"

Although saying those words fluently in one breath made her throat and the scar on her lip hurt a little, she still wanted to say it.

"Hmm... this is a really hard question to answer... because I really am doing what you said, I've been secretly observing, I didn't expect you to find out so quickly... but, is my acting really that bad?"

Favia looked embarrassed, as if she had been exposed, then clasped her hands together in a pleading gesture.

"Since I failed, could you please return the money I left here? Please, I beg you, consider it an exchange. It doesn't matter if you know my name or not. Without that money, I'll have a hard time surviving, and I might even starve to death."

When she saw the human in front of her make such an expression, the Fairy girl felt a long-lost feeling, a feeling that was hard to describe.

Is this funny? It's obvious at a glance that it was done on purpose.

But for some reason, I really wanted to laugh.

As she thought this, she couldn't help but chuckle.

"Yes, it's fine."

Upon hearing the human voice, Bawan Shi smiled and slowly raised her head, revealing a gentle face.

"It's really good, excellent."

"... well?"

Bavan Shi couldn't help but speak, but Favia's expression remained gentle and calm.

"Right, Bavan Shi, you still look quite nice when you smile."

The Fairy girl's cheeks flushed, and her heart pounded wildly deep in her chest.

This wasn't terror, nor was it just shyness; it was a fluttering sensation in my body, as if I were about to fly away—a feeling I'd probably never experienced before in my life.

Although she knew she wasn't the kind of person others would want to take care of, she couldn't help it.

As for Favia, he naturally saw through Bavan Shi's reaction at a glance, but he was not pleased.

Ultimately, to give an example, a person with only one eye might feel unhappy because humans are supposed to have two eyes. But conversely, if a person originally only had one eye, no one would feel Sorrow about having only one eye. Based on this, a person with two eyes might actually feel defective and Sorrow.

Bawan Shi had a very difficult past, which is why she is easily pleased by simple acts of kindness, even without any action, just a simple conversation.

However, it is perfectly normal to want to help those who are suffering.

Because when people see dogs and cats howling in pain, they still feel empathy and love for them.

Rather than letting Bavan Shi be simply satisfied by momentary words, Favia hopes that she can stand up and live without relying on others.

Therefore, Favia then said very seriously:

"But let's put that aside for now. We agreed on an exchange, I already know your name, Bavan Shi, and you took my money, yet you know nothing about me. That doesn't seem fair, does it?"

You're completely baffled. The words "Bawanshi" were practically on the tip of your tongue, but you swallowed them back down, then quietly replied, "Mmm."

At this moment, she felt somewhat irritated.

"Therefore, you don't need to go back until you've paid back what you owe me. Instead, do some work to make up for my losses."

Favia looked at Bavan Shi with an expression that seemed perfectly natural.

Perhaps.

The Fairy girl wasn't annoyed by his inexplicable behavior, but rather by the lingering fear in her heart.

Because I'm not good-looking, I have no personality, I'm not smart, and there's nothing about me that's lovable.

Really, not at all.

202: The Church and Association at the Threat of Conflict (2k5)

Edinburgh, the capital of the Kingdom of Ireland.

This is the second largest tourist city in the England after London. In the 12th century, the then King of Ireland granted the land use rights here to a Church Monastery. After the Church suffered various setbacks and was unable to take care of itself in the 15th century, the Kingdom of Ireland took it back and developed it as the capital.

At this very moment, in 1515, in a small inn inside Edinburgh, a group of people were celebrating.

"I knew it! As long as Favia makes a slight move, any monster or Monster can be easily captured, right?"

"Hey, hey, hey, I said that first, didn't I?"

This group is the Hunters' Organization based in Oran, and they are currently celebrating their resolution of the vampire problem in the Ireland Highlands for Favia.

"Haha, it's all the same, there's no problem anyway."

"Luckily, it didn't take too long, otherwise the loss would have been huge, that place has a lot of resources."

"Yes."

At the center of this gathering of voices, Favia and the old Hunters stood together. Most of the Hunters looked at him with curiosity and respect, to which he responded with a smile.

"Speaking of which, who is this little girl?"

The old Hunters, holding his water glass, looked with slight confusion at the long-haired girl behind Favia, who was slightly taller than the fifteen-year-old Favia.

Although Bawan Xi kept her head down, the old Hunters could still see some scars on her face because of her height, and her clothes were quite simple. Her long white dress had turned yellowish after being washed for a long time, and it was hard to tell what had happened to it.

Moreover, the old Hunters sensed that this person's aura seemed completely detached from everything around them, which frightened him greatly...

Yes, it's like being constantly afraid of something.

"Bavan Shi, that's her name."

"Oh, oh, oh, that's a really nice name, quite good, hmm, Bawan Xi, a good name."

"Indeed, I quite like this name too."

Come to think of it, the old Hunters remembered that Favia had come alone, but he didn't know when a girl named Bavan Shi had appeared with her. Although he knew he didn't need to ask too much about such things, perhaps because he was getting old, he always liked to talk about these kinds of topics with younger people.

When Bavan Shi, who was timidly following behind Favia, heard someone call her name, she couldn't help but raise her head, but then lowered it again because of the gazes of those around her.

To be honest, three days have passed since Favia inexplicably took them away that day, and the two of them have been staying in this hostel for the past three days.

In Bavan Shi's view, this human named Favia made her wash her own hair and her own clothes...

In short, it was all sorts of odd jobs related to her own life.

When she belatedly realized that she hadn't been hit, the Fairy girl immediately relaxed all her strength, feeling as if her mental preparations had been dashed.

She found it terrifying because she was prepared and used to it, yet she hadn't experienced anything like it, leaving her with countless indescribable feelings.

"By the way, Favia, you're heading back to England tomorrow, right? Or how about staying in Ireland a little longer?"

"I'm afraid that won't work. Paracelsus is having a lot of trouble in London. I need to go back as soon as possible."

"Lord Paracelsus, is this troublesome...? Alas... I'm so sorry... there's nothing we can do to help..."

Upon hearing this, the old Hunters naturally understood what Favia meant. Although he couldn't use Magecraft, his predecessors in the Hunters' Organization had, and thus, the old Hunters naturally knew some of the rules of the Magecraft World.

As Bavan Shi watched the two people talking, and recalled the people who greeted Favia and him during their time together these past few days, an idea involuntarily arose in her mind—she needed to introduce herself properly and greet them well.

"It's okay, I'm fine—"

Just as Favia was about to say something, he suddenly noticed that Bavanshi behind him had shifted from pulling on his clothes to pinching the flesh on his waist, and with considerable force. However, this level of 'damage' was not a big problem for him, so he kept his face calm and waited quietly for Bavanshi.

"I, I..."

The Fairy girl found that her tongue was once again in a knot.

... Why can't I say it in a beautiful voice and with a more generous attitude: I am Bawan Xi, it's nice to meet you all.

"Ah... ah..."

She finally managed to raise her head and attract everyone's attention with her loud voice, but she didn't dare to continue. Being watched by so many people made her collapse. So, Bawan Xi ran back to her room in the hotel.

"What's wrong? What happened to that little girl?"

"Could it be that we did something to upset her?"

Clearly, the Hunters were somewhat confused by the Fairy girl's inexplicable actions.

"I'm so sorry, Bavan Shi just played rock-paper-scissors with me, and she lost. She's not happy about it, it's my fault."

Favia laughed at the Hunters who were bewildered by Bavan Shi's actions.

Upon hearing this, the Hunters all fell silent, dumbfounded.

"Haha, everyone, please continue. I need to go apologize."

The second floor of the hostel.

The Fairy girl, who had hurriedly run back, huddled in a corner.

She had failed, and a sense of irreversible despair enveloped her.

She felt useless because she couldn't answer questions properly like a normal Fairy.

Although she was used to this kind of thing, she was still hurt by what this person named Veya had said.

In Bavan Shi's view, when Favia looked at her, it was as if she hadn't seen the deer hoof at all; it felt very natural. Normally, Fairy would feel something strange about something that shouldn't be there, a sense of disgust at its ugliness, and a feeling of how strange she was to them.

But Favia doesn't seem to have any of that.

He didn't stare at the Fairy girl's heels, nor did he abruptly look away; he looked at her as if she were a normal 'being,' without any disgust.

This made Bavan Shi restless yet secretly pleased.

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