The room

After Artoria disappeared, the lock on the door behind Bai Mo made a crisp clanging sound, and then the light on the outer door went out.

"Is that all?" Arcueid asked.

"Ugh, it's a bit unexpected, but it's the truth. Luckily, I already took a screenshot, so it's not a complete loss, meow." The door slowly opened, and the two of them finished in less than five minutes. But there was no joy on Bai Mo's face as he kept thinking about what Artoria had said.

"Alright, let's hurry up and move on to the next one. After we've dealt with that, Bai Mo, you should tell me all about what happened over there." Arcueid, still as cheerful as ever, walked out the door with Bai Mo.

Bai Mo nodded and said, "Well, we'll talk about it later."

"Looks like things are going surprisingly smoothly. Hopefully, nothing unexpected will happen next. Well, thinking about it, a cat can't really handle anything too troublesome." Ciel picked up a cup of coffee. Ever since the light on the front door was turned off, the coffee machine inside the counter had gone from a blurry image to a real object.

"Speaking of which, could you add some other items here later, like curry bread or something?"

"No way! The smell of curry coming from the coffee shop would be awful."

Arcueid and Ciel remained at odds, both wearing dangerous smiles. Despite facing Arcueid, who possessed 800,000 horses, Ciel showed no fear.

"This isn't something you should be talking about. Letting vampires run a coffee shop or something, do you want to turn the warehouse into a frozen blood bank?"

"The key is right in my hand. Besides, if I want to suck blood, I can just suck Bai Mo's. The thought of other people's frozen blood makes me want to vomit."

The temperature in the coffee shop suddenly dropped several degrees, as if someone had turned on the air conditioning in winter, sending out a bone-chilling cold. Bai Mo felt a headache coming on; now that he thought about it, if he brought these two along, he was afraid he wouldn't have a peaceful day from now on.

I originally wanted to experience life in a coffee shop, but it seems the only way to find peace and quiet is to hide in the Martial God Space?

He tugged at Arcueid, somewhat exasperated, and said, "Alright, you two, calm down and get this over with."

Seeing this, Arcueid said nothing more, grabbed Bai Mo and walked towards another door, but for some reason, this time when the two stood in front of the door, the door remained unmoved.

What happened? Is it broken?

Arcueid was about to forcefully break the lock when Neco-Arc's voice rang out.

"Stop! This isn't broken. I told you not to use brute force. Each door only leads to one path, so we need to switch people here."

Upon hearing this, Bai Mo raised an eyebrow and said, "Change people? Can I go down now?"

You can't leave.

Neco-Arc's voice sounded different; it seemed to be brewing a conspiracy. Bai Mo felt a sudden unease for no reason, Arcueid beside him immediately complained:

"No way! Nothing happened on my end just now, it doesn't count, that doesn't count!"

But before Neco-Arc could speak, Ciel grabbed her wrist, a pair of glasses that looked more intellectual had appeared on his face, and then he gave a malicious smile and said:

"Ultimately, it was you who rushed to drag Bai Mo there from the very beginning. There's a limit to how much trouble you can cause others."

Upon hearing Ciel's words, Arcueid's fingers curled as if they would tear the person in front of her to shreds at any moment. Then, she took a deep breath, and her fingers returned to normal.

"Alright, I'll leave this one to you. Anyway, this cat can probably only pull off some clown tricks."

Ciel was somewhat surprised, but Arcueid didn't seem to care. He released Bai Mo's hand and said, "Don't misunderstand, I'm only tolerating you for now. After all, I can tell what's more important."

"Alright, come back soon." Arcueid said this last to Bai Mo, then playfully rubbed Bai Mo's palm with her finger before walking away.

Meanwhile, Altrouge Brunestud looked at the third door, seemingly deep in thought.

There's another one, could it be...?

"Fu~" (What are you thinking about?)

Cathy Palug let out an untimely cry, which earned her a pat from her owner. Suddenly, Altrouge Brunestud seemed to remember something and whispered a few words in Cathy Palug's ear.

Meanwhile, Bai Mo still looked unwilling. He trusted his instincts; for some reason, he felt that stepping through this door would inevitably lead to a lot of trouble.

"So I really have to go? Can't Arcueid and Ciel go together?"

"Alright, stop with the fuss, Mr. Bai Mo. Honestly, you were so straightforward with Arcueid, why are you so hesitant with me?"

"It'll be better for you to resolve this quickly, won't it?"

Ciel looked somewhat displeased, while Bai Mo's unease grew stronger.

"Why don't we go back out first and ask the Church or the Clock Tower about this thing..."

As she spoke, Bai Mo was pulled into the room by Ciel. Once inside, Bai Mo suddenly felt a sense of powerlessness, as if she were hanging like a roast duck in a cave in the Amazon Rainforest.

The room inside was much smaller, and then everything around gradually lit up. In front of me was a very ordinary bedroom. Judging from some details of the decoration, it seemed to be a girl's room.

Just then, the sound of the Neco-Arc could be heard both inside and outside the house.

"The second trial! A game for this age group definitely can't be without that, even though many players have said that the plot is completely unnecessary. But it's still essential!"

In conclusion, please complete the missing part of this world. We're ready to record the CG.

Looking around at the rooms and listening to Neco-Arc's words, Ciel felt a sense of unease. This bedroom was none other than her own.

"What are you talking about, filling in the gaps or anything? I don't think the world is missing anything. If I had to say, the only thing missing would be the damaged moon."

Ciel frowned, while Bai Mo had already silently retreated to the door, attempting to leave.

"Ciel, really, why are you acting so young at your age?"

"I'm not pretending to be young; I'm a normal student age!"

Ciel snapped, but the next moment, Neco-Arc's words stunned her, as if a giant hammer had struck her on the head.

"Simply put, meow, this is a room you can't leave without **. Please complete the CGs here, and you'll clear the game."