Adventurers' Conversation (Continued)

"Anyway, I don't have any experience with romance, so I can't offer advice on your sweet-and-sour, pure first love," Lakyus said.

"But even someone like me, with no romantic experience, knows that if you don't actively pursue it, you'll get nothing. The first step in love is letting the other person understand how you feel."

"I... I actually understand that too, but..."

Just then, a waitress dressed as a nun came over to their table.

The waitress placed a cream cake on the table before them.

"This is a special cake from that gentleman over there, Lord Momon. Please enjoy it."

"Hey, Evileye, are you okay...? Your head is steaming..."

"Th-this was from Lord Momon, Lord Momon gave this to me... Ah, I'm going to die!" Steam rose from the vampire girl's head, and her face beneath the stone mask had turned bright red.

"Um, you died two hundred years ago..." Lakyus sharply pointed out.

But the girl, whose heart was now overflowing with love, could no longer hear her.

"Sigh..." Lakyus sighed, then stood and took Evileye by the hand.

"Let's go talk to him."

"Eh? Talk to him..."

"He gave us cake, so of course we should go thank him. It's basic courtesy."

Lakyus forcibly pulled Evileye to her feet and dragged her step by step toward Ainz.

"Wait, wait. I get it. We're just talking to him, right? If it's just talking, I can do that."

Lakyus brought Evileye to Momon's side.

"Hello, Mr. Momon."

Lakyus greeted him first.

"Eh? Ah... hello." Momon replied, and the two naturally shook hands.

Even though she knew it was merely basic etiquette, Evileye still felt envious.

"I want to shake hands with Lord Momon too... Not just shake hands, I want to hug him too..."

Evileye and Momon began