Were her words, actions, expressions, and reactions really that obvious in revealing her feelings?
"To me, they were obvious. And the guy I just killed... who died by accident, actually had been planning to take my money, and he even intended to kill me."
"Was that so?"
What Eina really wanted to say was, You just said he was killed by you, didn't you? You almost admitted it, didn't you?
So it really hadn't been an accident.
"Yep. Believe it or not~"
After saying that, he shrugged and stepped out of the Guild's doors, walking into the rain that had yet to stop before ultimately being swallowed by the darkness in the distance.
With a sigh, Eina began tidying up the Guild with the others, then got off work and headed home.
However, less than five minutes later, Eina left the Guild with an umbrella as well, since everyone had nearly finished up.
"Hmm? Has it stopped?"
Since she could no longer feel raindrops striking her umbrella, she moved it aside and saw that the rain had indeed stopped falling.
After walking a little farther, the dim street ahead gradually began to brighten.
Clearly, with the rain stopping, this nighttime food street was coming back to life as well.
Entering the area, Eina planned to patronize a stall run by a down-and-out Goddess, partly to give her a little support. Besides, the fried potato balls there really were quite good—though she should not eat them too often, since they easily caused heatiness and weight gain.
Hmm, as expected, this stall was the first to come back to life.
No, perhaps it had never closed in the first place, since it even had a rain canopy set up.
She quickened her pace slightly, but when she was still five meters away,