"Though it's not very nice to say this about the boss, we can finally have some peace and quiet for a while."
Seeing that Arataki Itto was all right, Kuki Shinobu breathed a sigh of relief. At the same time, she felt this was a good thing for him. If he kept making a scene, the Tenryou Commission might really lock him up. After all, this festival was extremely important to Inazuma.
"Itto, since you're fine, we'll be taking our leave." Shen Fei, Lumine, and Paimon then departed together, while Thoma stayed behind.
The three continued browsing the streets and came to the stage Yun Jin and Xinyan had set up. After chatting with them for a while, they headed to Yae Publishing House's temporary office on Ritou, where they found two familiar faces.
"Yoimiya, Klee, why are you here? Oh, right, Klee, where's Ms. Alice?" Paimon immediately flew over to them.
"Mommy went away with a big fox lady," Klee said at once.
"A big fox lady?" Paimon looked confused.
"Lady Miko had something to discuss with Ms. Alice," Yoimiya hurriedly explained.
"Miko? So it was her." Paimon suddenly understood. "Then what are you doing here?"
"We came to print our story, but there's a queue," Yoimiya immediately explained what had happened.
Because there were so many books involved in this festival, the Tenryou Commission had issued an order forbidding fireworks during the event. Yoimiya was rather unhappy about it, and Klee was unhappy too, since she could no longer blow up fish. Alice had had some ideas of her own as well, but with Miko appearing, those ideas could only remain ideas.
Alice had many acquaintances in Inazuma: Yoimiya's family, the Kamisato family, the Kujou family, Grand Narukami Shrine, and even the now-declining Asase Shrine.
It was said