"Shopping?"
"Are you sure?"
Quanxi thought the request was far too simple.
After all, they had planned to go shopping while they were in the Island Nation anyway.
Rather than saying they would accompany Meng Fan shopping,
it would be more accurate to say Meng Fan would accompany them.
And he would waste a chance to give Quanxi an order in the bargain.
"Yes, but this afternoon's shopping trip won't be so simple."
"Are we supposed to do something else while we shop?" Pingcui asked.
"The best hunters often appear as prey."
"Himeno messaged me this morning and said Santa Claus had arrived in Tokyo. The Civilian Devil Hunters from other countries have also reached their destinations. I want you to go shopping with Denji and me, draw them all out, then catch them in one sweep."
"So that's it." Once she heard what this shopping trip really involved, Quanxi understood immediately. "Then I agree."
"Let's head out now. I've already had Himeno spread the word. Everyone knows Denji is going to Qian Da Plaza this afternoon."
Meng Fan had just stood up when Denji hurried over with a sheet of paper. "Master, hurry and look at the names I wrote."
"This is my name, and this is Master's name in Chinese." Denji grinned, pointing at the names on the paper.
Although the handwriting was crooked,
Meng Fan wasn't stingy with his applause. "Not bad. You used the same chicken-scratch style I used for my elementary school homework."
"Master, did I write your name correctly?"
"You did. I'll count this as your first gift to your master."
The gift wasn't worth much, but it was full of heartfelt sincerity.
Meng Fan took the paper bearing his name.
He carefully folded it and tucked it into his pocket.
"Meng Fan, can