The doorway leading to the pocket space of Rabbit Cottage slowly vanished before their eyes.
Aisijin froze in bewilderment. Tuzel had left without so much as a word. Until now, he had always been bustling about for the Inn and had never left.
"Did Mr. Tuzel go home?" Aisijin blinked.
She did not think she had ever seen Mr. Tuzel so angry.
"Tuzel might be... a little tired," Ruger said uncertainly.
As he spoke, he recalled the details of the rabbit's expression when he took the clothes, but all he could remember was the rabbit's incessant muttering.
"Will he come back?" Aisijin asked cautiously.
As she spoke, she kept casting curious glances at the two-headed demon lying on the floor nearby.
"Of course. I think he will," Ruger said with certainty. "He's Tuzel, after all. But we should prepare more of his favorite food. You should know what he likes."
Aisijin nodded firmly, looking thoughtful.
Ruger was still thinking about how Tuzel had left without even saying goodbye. It seemed he would have to come up with something, perhaps a full Spirit Fur Nourishment massage to soothe that slightly curled, bristling rabbit fur.
"I have something else to do. I need to go out again."
Ruger remembered that he still needed to check whether the space's anchor point was where he thought it would be.
He also thought of Mahama. Having used the specially made Return Stone, the fellow should have returned to one of the Demon Hunter Wizards' outposts, then used its Teleportation Array to return to the array in the mountains of the Chaotic Star Sea.
Aisijin nodded again and looked at the two-headed demon.
"Don't worry about this fellow. If he wakes up, tell him Lord Heartstealer wants him to sit quietly."
With a wave of his