The pitch-black night sky was dotted with only a few stars as Bai Ye and Angelina stepped out of the inn.
"Night really does make people feel safer."
Angelina slung the package onto her back, then held out her hand.
As a faint glow flashed, Bai Ye immediately felt his body become much lighter, and his Agility attribute rose sharply.
"Impressive... What an interesting Arts talent."
Bai Ye hopped in place and found that Mother Earth's hold on him seemed to have weakened considerably.
"This weightless feeling... You can manipulate gravity, can't you?"
Bai Ye lightly stomped his right foot, then shot straight into the air, doubling his jumping height.
"I'm not really sure myself, but I can make things lighter or heavier. That's why I became a courier."
Angelina's Arts could also be applied to herself, which was quite useful. After all, while a certain Stand user's ability could repair anything, it could not be used on himself.
By reducing the weight of herself and her package, Angelina could swiftly leap and move between buildings. It had to be said, this Arts talent seemed practically made for courier work.
Catastrophes divided the land, and couriers were the ones who connected people across those distances. Letters, goods, intelligence—delivering all of those fell within a courier's services.
Nations and large civilian organizations would train their own couriers. Angelina had only entered the profession recently, but she had already completed quite a few assignments flawlessly, earning herself a modest reputation in the field.
With the anti-gravity Arts enhancing him, Bai Ye became even faster. His Agility had already reached 22 points, and with Angelina's help, he moved with incredible swiftness.
However, Angelina was somewhat slower. Setting aside her innate Arts talent, she was only an ordinary high school student.
Bai Ye deliberately