Inside the restaurant.
"Ahh, that was so satisfying!"
Having eaten her fill, Mona rubbed her slightly rounded belly.
"I wouldn't normally dare even dream of enjoying food without a care like this. Just thinking about it makes me hungrier."
"Thank you so much, Ellin."
"Thank you for treating me to such a delicious breakfast. I feel like this one meal could keep me full for three days."
"That's a bit of an exaggeration!"
Ellin laughed and waved her hand.
"How about this?" Stuffed, Mona shifted in her seat and leaned back.
"I'm quite good at divination. Why don't I try reading your future for you?"
"Sure. I've been wanting to see how an astrologist performs divination."
Ellin nodded with a smile, while Fischl looked equally curious. Clearly, she wanted to see what lay in Ellin's fate, too.
"All right, I'll begin."
With that, Mona waved her hand, and the Hydromancy Board appeared before her, glowing blue and wreathed in mist.
The Hydromancy Board was filled with stars, like a lake reflecting the starry sky.
Mona kept moving her hand across the Hydromancy Board, beginning her reading of Ellin's fate.
Yet the moment she began calculating Ellin's information, seven-colored light suddenly swirled across the Hydromancy Board, converging into a dazzling white radiance!
As brilliant as sunlight, that white radiance burst straight out of the Hydromancy Board.
The white light was intensely fierce, barring anyone from peering into Ellin's fate.
In an instant, it was as though someone had thrown a hundred flashbangs into Good Hunter at once. The entire restaurant was flooded with white light.
"Ahh! My eyes!"
Several agonized cries rang out inside the restaurant. Fortunately, Good Hunter had few customers that morning, or the commotion would have been even greater.
"Ellin, could you relax your mind and give me