"Maybe those whose halos were taken simply waited quietly for the next day to see if they could get their Angel Halos back themselves, instead of spreading the matter everywhere. After all, according to you, having your halo taken by the Angel Killer seems like an ominous sign." Croissant chimed in from the side.
"That's certainly possible. I keep feeling that the Angel Killer didn't take my halo for no reason. I really did something wrong in that dream, but what exactly did I do?" Exusiai still couldn't remember what had happened in the dream.
"Damn Angel Killer! She'd better not let me catch her, or I'll beat her up good!" Croissant threatened from the side.
Seeing her friend so upset over losing her halo, Croissant naturally had to show some support as a friend.
"Shh." But Exusiai seemed startled by Croissant and made a silencing gesture.
"I heard that after stealing an angel's halo, the Angel Killer lingers nearby for a while, watching the robbed angel's every move like a ghost. So after losing their halo, the first thing every angel should do is... apologize."
"I'm sorry, Angel Killer. I was wrong. Can you forgive me? Could you give my halo back?" Exusiai clasped her hands in a prayerful pose and offered a very earnest apology.
Although Exusiai didn't know what she had done wrong in her dream, apologizing first was definitely the right move.
Ding! You have a new commission!
"Will that really work? Can that spooky Angel Killer even hear you?" Croissant muttered quietly.
"Exusiai, do you want to go out and take your mind off things? You may be tired from the day, but you probably can't sleep like this." Seeing Exusiai sitting blankly on the bed after apologizing, Texas made a suggestion.
"Yeah, yeah. We