The inn had gained another member—an Iron Doll named Luna.
The strange thing was that after the new member joined, No. 66 Wutong Road's people-to-nonpeople ratio had barely increased.
Yu Sheng, however, took the matter in stride. Since the first "fellow human" he had met in this world had been sculpted from clay and wire, he had never set the bar very high for organization members. Basically, they only needed to be "alive, vaguely human-shaped, and able to speak human language." Luna had somehow just barely passed all three requirements...
After that, the first thing Yu Sheng asked Luna to do was familiarize herself with every member of the inn's name.
"Yu-Sheng." She first struggled a little before learning to say Yu Sheng's name.
Then she pointed at the fox girl and haltingly pronounced Huli's name: "Hu, Hu...li."
Finally, there was the little doll standing on the coffee table with her arms folded and a smug look on her face. Luna pointed at the little doll, and a stammering, indistinct voice came from inside her body. "Ai, Ai, short, short..."
Huli couldn't hold back halfway through and burst out laughing.
Eileen glared at the fox girl, just about to ask what she was laughing at, when Luna finally managed to say her name: "Ei-leen."
The little doll continued glaring, feeling that something seemed off, but after thinking about it for a while without figuring it out, she stopped bothering.
Next came showing the new member around the house and arranging a place for her to stay.
Yu Sheng took "Luna" around No. 66 Wutong Road. After returning to the living room, he said to her, "That's the general situation. There's still an empty room on the first floor, and the conditions are pretty good. There are empty rooms on the