When the two werewolves met, Ke Meng caught every tiny tremor in their bodies, but said nothing.
Neither werewolf wanted to transform and fight on the spot, so both followed Ke Meng's suggestion to head back to the bureau for a chat first.
But after getting into the car, Werewolf Boy spoke again. "Can we not go to your bureau? It doesn't feel very safe."
Werewolf Boy came from abroad and had blond hair. He had heard plenty of stories demonizing the Koi Continent, which left him feeling somewhat uneasy.
He couldn't explain why he had come to the Koi Continent to meet a werewolf. The continent had been demonized so thoroughly that any ordinary person who heard those stories would steer clear, yet he had been unable to resist the stirring in his heart and had come straight over.
"Sure," Ke Meng answered immediately.
One place to sit was as good as another. This was all Koi Continent territory anyway, and Ke Meng was confident enough in his own strength that he wasn't worried about the other party causing trouble.
Before long, Ke Meng brought them to an upscale restaurant secretly operated by the Investigation Bureau. Half its customers were ordinary people, and the other half were investigators.
By now, the investigators had already received orders and ushered the ordinary people out in advance. The remaining diners were all local investigators carrying special items, ready to support Ke Meng at any moment.
"Come on, order whatever you like. My treat," Ke Meng said generously.
The prices on the menu were nothing but strings of numbers to Ke Meng, hardly worth mentioning. They really could eat whatever they wanted.
After they ordered, the waiter brought out the appetizers first. The three ate while watching one another's expressions.
Werewolf Boy stared