(￣︶￣) Off we go! East side!
After using a little trick to deal with an unwary specter, then teasing a young waitress, and finally waving at another young woman at the front desk on the first floor, who stared at her in terror, the relatively cheerful little troublemaker skipped and bounced outside, soon vanishing into the pitch-black night.
Perhaps because tomorrow was forecast to be overcast and hazy, with the ghostly aura active, tonight seemed unusually dark. There were no stars or moon in the sky, and even the streetlights looked dim and indistinct. From a distance, all one could see were tiny yellow or white glows struggling against the darkness, barely bright enough to illuminate ten meters.
But even so, that didn't stop Annie, a "little red-clad specter," from going out to play.
It wasn't as if she absolutely had to go out at night. It was just that... by the time she'd slept enough and eaten her fill, and then messed around for a while, it was already dark. She didn't want to stay in the hotel playing on her phone until bedtime, so going out to find some fun was naturally her best option.
So this wasn't her fault. The only one to blame was this world, for getting dark so quickly. She, Queen Annie, had only just woken up—how could the sky go dark so soon?
(...)
(;￢￢)
In no time!
Under the horrified gaze of the young woman at the hotel front desk, Annie once again boarded the supernatural bus at the stop outside the hotel, having summoned it, and disappeared without a trace.
"Mm-hmm-hmm~"
"Hi—"
(^o^)/
"Hello, driver!"
(*^▽^*)
Annie didn't mind being friendly to the driver, who had a little intelligence, knew when to back off, and always arrived as quickly as possible