Talk at the Station

Conversation in the Station

The towering roof, the white machines, the marble floor; the close friends at her side had changed from mages and orcs into the most ordinary girls.

Without her four tails, Fanil had a few freckles on her face, but they could not hide her natural beauty. By comparison, Sophia and Johnny's facial lines were much sharper, yet they still did not lack youthfulness. The youngest, Redbird, without magic's enhancement, had returned to the appearance of a fourteen- or fifteen-year-old girl. She unconsciously tugged at the sleeves of the other girls, full of vigilance toward everything around her.

Wendy looked at the scenery and people around her, assessing the familiar friends in this strange world. Without a doubt, Fanil was the key to bringing everyone in, yet here, she had no magic at all either. Though Sophia and Johnny were looking around everywhere, the longing in their eyes made it obvious they had already been here before. Only Redbird, like her, had come to this strange, magicless dream world for the first time.

The group followed Fox Girl up the stairs and entered a Planet Connect VIP Lounge. Then they saw that the assembled extra-long table was already filled with all kinds of delicacies.

"Today we're having a seafood buffet. I didn't even expect there to be lobster here!" Behind the table, the man spread his arms and revealed a smile.

At last, Wendy saw that familiar face. Landen Gallop, whom she had known for ten months, a total of 314 days, was now standing behind the dining table, his hands spread as he displayed today's food to the girls.

At this moment, Landen's hair and eyes were completely black, and the lines of his face were also different from in reality, but Wendy simply knew that