Yu Sheng and Eileen took Huli downstairs.
The next urgent matter was arranging a place for the fox girl to sleep.
"There's one empty room on each of the first and second floors." Yu Sheng stood in the second-floor hallway and pointed at the door opposite his own room. "This room is across from mine. No one's lived in it for a long time, so it's been temporarily used to store some odds and ends, but it's still fairly clean. The empty room on the first floor doesn't have anything piled up in it, but it has no furniture, and it hasn't been cleaned in quite some time. There's also a basement, but although it's spacious, it's too damp to live in."
"Whatever Benefactor decides is fine." Huli nodded, then casually pulled a biscuit out of her tail and nibbled at it. "Either way, it's better than the valley."
Yu Sheng's gaze involuntarily fell on the fox girl's huge, fluffy tails. Even now, he still couldn't figure out how she hid things inside them.
Just as he couldn't figure out how Huli's tails emerged from her clothes. They seemed to pass straight through her clothing like phantoms, without any need for holes in her pants. Yet they swept around her, occasionally bumping into nearby objects, making it obvious that they were physical structures.
All he could say was, demon foxes really were mysterious.
"What's that room for?" Huli seemed to suddenly notice something else. She raised a hand and pointed at the door at the end of the hallway.
"That one... is theoretically Eileen's room." Yu Sheng glanced in the direction she was pointing, his expression slightly strange. "But there's a bit of a problem with it right now..."
"A bit of a problem?" Huli pulled half a packet of