"The flight is tomorrow afternoon."
Lupin climbed off the broom awkwardly. "If we're flying anyway, why did we have to... buy brooms?"
"Because according to standard adventure movies or games, after getting off the plane, we'll probably have to find a native gentleman to drive us to our destination. There'll be plenty of irritating trouble on the way, like wild beasts, rebels, or the native gentleman deciding to rob us. And since we've never been there before, Apparition and my teleportation won't work, so two brooms will make our journey much smoother."
Kayson rattled off that whole long speech in one breath and immediately felt parched. He casually picked up the half-glass of water on the cabinet and took a sip, then realized that this half-glass of water had probably been sitting there for at least two months. The fact that it had not completely evaporated yet was already asking a lot of it.
It was as though it had been waiting specifically for Kayson.
Without changing expression, he poured himself a fresh glass of milk and drained it.
A little month-old water? Easily handled.
"Oh, right. You should try this milk too. It's good for your health." As he spoke, Kayson took out a new cup, poured milk into it, and handed it to Lupin.
"Thank you."
Kayson watched Lupin drain it in one go, but... he could not see any difference.
Maybe he would find out on the night of the full moon?
"It's about time. Come with me, Lupin. Let's get some dinner." Kayson called Lupin over to the garage. One took the driver's seat, the other the passenger seat...
Even if Lupin had not wanted to sit in the passenger seat, he had no choice. The car did not even have a back seat. It was