Rest, or meet Bulu's master?
Kael instinctively looked at Angel. He knew very well that although Bulu had verbally asked for the opinions of "you two," the one it truly wanted to ask was Angel.
Angel did not hesitate in the slightest. "Let's meet your master first."
After all, there was a good chance he had been specially "invited" here by the other party. Otherwise, how could one casually enter such a hidden Starry District without an "invitation"?
Bulu was not surprised by Angel's choice. It nodded. "All right. Please wait a moment while I contact my master."
Immediately afterward, Bulu flew over to the bar along one side of the travelers' inn's lobby. After fiddling around for a while, it took out a petal emitting a faint pink glow from beneath the counter.
Bulu pressed the petal to its forehead, and energy fluctuations began to ripple continuously around it.
From the looks of things, this petal was probably some kind of communication device?
Though its pink glow was a little unconventional, it was still much better than a crystal ball—at least it was easy to carry.
After silently critiquing the petal, Angel turned his gaze toward the travelers' inn's lobby. Its furnishings were utterly ordinary: a dark wooden ceiling, rough gray stone flooring, white walls plastered with rice paste, neat square tables, long tables against the walls, chairs of varying heights and sizes, and starlight crystals placed atop every table.
If not for the starlight crystals, this place would have been no different from an ordinary little bar.
The starlight crystals looked dreamy and mysterious, but they were really just "ordering devices." A touch more upscale than an ordinary little bar, perhaps, but not by much.
Aside from Angel and Kael, there were other people in the travelers' inn's