"Mhmm," The kitten looked up at Sei Itō across from her and agreed softly.
"Your juice." At this time, the waitress who left earlier returned to the table and put the glass with the orange-yellow liquid in her hand in front of Ito Sei and said.
"Thank you," Sei Itō said.
"Please enjoy your meal." With that, the waitress turned around and left.
Sei Itō picked up the glass, bit the end of the white plastic straw in the glass, and gently sucked the juice in the glass.
"Do you have somewhere to go later?" Sei Itō put down the glass and looked at the kitten who was silently eating the cold drink.
"Yes," The kitten thought for a second and replied.
"Okay, let's go there later." Sei Itō smiled.
The kitten didn't say anything, but she ate a little faster.
After a while, the kitten finished the extra-large dessert and stood up. Seeing this, Sei Itō also drank the juice in his glass and stood up from his seat. He took out his wallet to pay for the cold drink and walked out of the cold drink store together.
Then, under Kitten's lead, they arrived at a Games Hop store.
The store was located in the corner of the shopping street in front of the station. It was a chain store that sold video games everywhere.
The kitten walked into the store first and went straight to the counter inside the store. She said to the clerk standing there, "Please tell the store manager that 'white cat' is here."
The kitten was a regular here and the clerk had seen her before, so she didn't suspect anything. After the clerk politely said, "Please wait a moment," she picked up the phone on the table and contacted the store manager.
The two exchanged a few simple words. The store manager on the phone said, "Take her to the previous place."
After confirming, the kitten walked up the stairs next to the counter.
Ito Sei glanced at the words "No Visitors" written on a bright yellow board beside the stairs and followed the kitten up.
The two walked through the second floor and stopped when they reached the third floor. Then, she walked along the floor until she reached the innermost room … The kitten from Dacheng knocked on the door.
"Please come in." A voice came from the other side of the door.
"Haha."
The kitten turned the doorknob, opened the door, and led Sei Itō into the room.
The decoration of the room was very simple. There was only one big table. It was clearly a bright room, but the strange objects placed everywhere made one's hair stand on end.
Totem poles and stone statues of monsters were placed in the room. Upon closer inspection, Shi Feng noticed a magic array drawn on the ground. From this information, it wasn't hard to tell that the owner of the house was related to demons.
At the table sat a male clerk in a cloak. He was about thirty years old, slightly plump, and had a serious look on his face.
"This is the manager of this shop, Manager Jueda." Kitten introduced.
Amidst the introduction. Manager Jueda stood up from his seat, reached out his hand and shook Sei Itō's hand, and chatted with Sei Itō like an adult.
"Isn't this Kita-chan?" At this moment, another voice sounded in the room.
Sei Itō stopped talking with Manager Jueda and looked at the man. The man was about twenty-seven or twenty-eight years old, very thin, and wore a pair of thick glasses. His hair was quite long and was tied into a ponytail with a leather thong. However, with the stubble on his face that hadn't been shaved clean, he looked very sloppy.
He was the standard Japanese 2D otaku image!
"I remember this guy is called Mori Boa …" Sei Itō narrowed his eyes and thought.
"Hello." Kita-chan greeted.
"Store Manager, take out the game," he said. Kitten looked at Manager Jueda and said.
The manager didn't hesitate, immediately turned around and took a box from the side. He put it on the table.
"That's it." The manager said. With that, he opened the box, and then something similar to a chessboard game appeared in the box.
The manager put the map with various patterns and marks on the table, took out the cards with the rules, the throwing dice, and the chess pieces operated by the players.
The chess pieces were in the shape of a monster with wings, which looked very strange. Sei Itō couldn't help but think of the old movie he had seen before – The Game of Braveheart. He just didn't know if this game also had such a powerful power.
"This is the Underworld's version of chess. It's very popular in the Underworld. "The manager introduced.
"Mr. Jueda is really resourceful, even the game of the Underworld can be introduced." Sei Itō praised.
"This is all thanks to Miss Gimli's care." The manager smiled. Then he took out a card and continued, "Our shop is open to the members of the Club who like the Underworld games. This card is for the members of the Club. The games of the Underworld are too numerous to mention, and there are too many that I am deeply interested in. It's also very happy for the Demon Realm to let the culture of the Demon Realm enter the lives of humans. It's Miss Gimli who is in charge of supervising this Club. "
Indeed, only by letting humans understand the Demons better can they find more excellent dependents. It has to be said that the Demons now know the importance of cultural public relations, and they are not as stupid, big, black, and crude as the legends said.
"Please rest assured. We will only introduce those games that humans play that don't matter. "Kitten added.
"I only found out about this shop's' inside 'noodles through Kitten Sauce. Two days ago, I got this card from a Club member. "On the side, the otaku Mori also echoed.
"Oh." Sei Itō suddenly responded.
"Mr. Manager, is that thing ready?" At this time, Kitten looked at Manager Jueda again and asked.
"No, we still need to wait two days." The manager shook his head and said.
"Oh." Kitten softly responded with a disappointed face.
"What thing?" Sei Itō was surprised.
"It's the four special features given by the movie theater. Kitten has always wanted to get it." The manager explained.
"I didn't expect Kitten to be an otaku." Sei Itō heard this and reached out to press Kitten's head and gently rubbed it.
Kitten stared at Sei Itō.
"How about it, do you still want to play this game today?" The manager pointed to the chessboard on the table and asked Kitten.
Kitten was a little moved and turned to look at Sei Itō.
"This is a game that can only be played by four people." The manager on the side explained in a timely manner.
"Well, I also want to experience the charm of the Underworld game." Sei Itō laughed.
Then the four people each chose a position and stood on one side of the chessboard.
"The rules are very simple. Turn the sieve and manipulate the pieces to move the corresponding number of squares on the chessboard. The person who reaches the finish line first wins. And don't forget the various triggered 'events'. "As the game's initiator and player, the manager introduced the rules to the others.
"Then I'll start first." Sen Boa said. Then he threw the dice in his hand and the number displayed was 4.
"One, two, three, four! What's the event triggered here? " Sen Boa manipulated his pieces to move on the chessboard and finally placed the pieces four squares away from the starting position on the chessboard.
"On this square is' Compete with the sprite in a dice game. If you win, you'll be safe. If you lose, you'll have to rest." The manager took out a card and read it out.
Almost at the same time, a ray of light lit up on the chessboard. Then, a fairy with a pair of transparent wings appeared on top of the chessboard and threw the dice against the Anaconda.
"It's really a combination of 'Game of the Brave' and 'Yu-Gi-Oh.'" Sei Itō looked at the sprite with interest and thought to himself.
"Ah, I lost." Sen Boa yelled.
The game continued and this time it was Kitten's turn.
"The card says' Defeat the serpent! '" The manager read it out again.
As soon as he finished speaking, a six to seven-meter-long serpent with a horn on its head appeared in the room. Kitten's fist flashed and the serpent disappeared in the same way it appeared.
Next was the manager. He threw the highest number, a 6.
"Advance six steps. The event of this grid is, huff, huff, 'pass with grace while sipping tea.' It's a smooth card where nothing happens. "
In other words, nothing happened.
Finally, it was Sei Itō's turn. He casually threw the dice and it landed on the table. It rolled gently and finally stopped on the number 6. It was also the highest number.
"Please say 'I love you' to the lonely invitation." The manager read out his event.
The next moment, the chessboard flashed and a sprite with the body of a sprite but the head of a mini Geblin flew in front of Sei Itō and stared at him with its big green eyes.
Seeing this sprite, Sei Itō's mouth couldn't help but twitch. Of course, Kitten, the manager, and the otaku Sen Boa had the same reaction. It couldn't be helped; this scene was just too comical.
"I love you," Sei Itō took a deep breath and said seriously.
As soon as he finished speaking, the sprite flew in front of Sei Itō and kissed him on the cheek.
"Ba."
With a soft sound, the strange sprite disappeared.
"This stupid game," Sei Itō muttered as he rubbed the place where the sprite had kissed him with resentment.
Then, they started rolling again. Among them, Mori took a break because he lost the last game. The store manager and Kitten dealt with their own trigger events, and it was Ito Sei's turn to play again.
"'Compare notes on martial arts and talk about life with a Chinese general who was a beautiful female sprite in her previous life.'" The manager read out the card.
There was a flash of light, and then a burly man in armor with a full beard appeared in the room …
"F * ck, is my luck really that bad?" Looking at the burly man in ancient armor in front of him, Sei Itō felt as if thousands of mythical beasts were running through his heart. His heart was filled with pain.
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