Half-elf Notebook

The meeting came to an end quickly. Without more information, any further lengthy discussion would only make everyone dizzy.

Ina dried the work clothes and deer boots soaked in lavender water, used cleaning magic on them again, and put them back into the ring.

Maybe I'll need it in the future, and a dozen silver ounces is still money!

Thinking of this, he took out a fur coat that covered his knees and put it on, then left the rental house in the White Crystal District.

Aishia seemed very keen for Yi-na to stay.

A suite with a living room was specially prepared for her at the branch of the Berleman Chamber of Commerce.

Ina couldn't find a reason to refuse - she and Aixia were going to the magic academy next month, and it would save her some money on rent.

When she returned to the Chamber of Commerce, it was already noon. Ina did not choose to go directly back to her residence on the third floor, but went to the restaurant set up in the Chamber of Commerce for dinner.

Tastes good and most importantly, is affordable.

However, just as she sat down and was about to call the waiter to take her order, a waiter suddenly came to her table at a quick pace, looking nervous and anxious.

Strive to maintain a proper professional attitude.

"Excuse me, you are Miss Ina West, right?"

He bowed and asked in a low voice with an apologetic smile.

"you know me?"

I haven't come here to eat many times, have I? Ina was full of doubts. She subconsciously used her fingertips to fiddle with the ends of her hair that fell to her shoulders and asked back:

"Yes, what's the matter?"

Hearing the girl's affirmative answer, the servant felt relieved, and even his voice was no longer as trembling as it was at the beginning:

"It's like this. Miss Axia wants to have lunch with you. It's in the private room number 7. I've been waiting for a long time. If it's convenient, please follow me..."

The reserved attendant intentionally or unintentionally emphasized the tone of the second half of the sentence. When Ina looked up, she could even see the sweat oozing from his forehead.

Ina went out early this morning. The servant in charge of inviting her had no idea where she was. He was so anxious that he finally waited for Ina to come back.

"Then, let's go."

Ina, who had not yet officially placed an order, stood up.

It would be a waste if she didn't eat it. Finally someone was willing to treat a girl who was working and studying to a meal. If she didn't go, she would be punished by heaven and earth.

The servant led Ina to a separate room.

He knocked on the door first, then opened it for Ina.

What comes into view is a space with exquisite decoration. The first and most eye-catching thing is a long table that looks like the one used for banquets in aristocratic families, and the matching high-back chairs.

The table was spread with a spotless white tablecloth, the edges of which were decorated with delicate silk trim. In the center of the table was an antique and exquisite silver three-pronged candlestick, flickering with a faint light.

Sitting at one side of the long table, blonde-haired and golden-eyed Aishia was elegantly flipping through several latest newspapers.

If the newspaper were replaced with a book it would be impeccable.

For some reason, such an irrelevant thought emerged in Ina's mind.

"I'm glad to see you here, sister Ina."

Then she waved to the servant and handed him dozens of Gros as a tip.

"You can prepare the dishes now."

The servant was overjoyed, thankful that Aixia did not vent her anger on him for the long wait, but instead gave him a generous tip.

These gros were equivalent to his one day's salary!

He thanked her repeatedly, not daring to neglect the instructions of the daughter of the Berleman Chamber of Commerce.

Ina pulled open one of the chairs and sat facing Aixia, half teasingly:

"Why did our busy Miss Axia suddenly think of inviting her poor dancing partner to dinner today?"

"How dare you say that to me? Aren't you also missing all day? It's so hard to even have a meal together. If you're ten minutes late, I won't wait for you."

Aixia put down the newspaper and looked at Ina with shining eyes:

"Is sister Ina moving around for something interesting lately?"

Fighting twisted monsters in a filthy sewer is so much fun. I can't think of anything more fun than this...

Ina just responded with a meaningful smile without commenting.

"So, what's up Miss Axia?"

"Can't I have dinner with you if I have nothing to do?"

Aixia said something stubborn, and then said frankly:

"Well, I want to find someone to accompany me around the city. Dad, my classes are full these days, and today is a relaxing holiday..."

"Sister Ina has just arrived in Pamelin, so she needs to learn about the city, right?"

No, I have already visited several different districts... But she did not refuse, on the contrary, she accepted Aixia's sudden invitation.

After Ward and his team temporarily gave up the pursuit of the criminal.

She really has a lot of free time, and this free time will probably continue until she enrolls in the magic academy.

Soon, a waiter with a white wrinkled collar, a white shirt and a black vest walked up slowly and served the first dish to the two.

The sizzling steak is surrounded by broccoli, cherry tomatoes and rosemary, which is fragrant and served with a small glass of champagne to relieve the greasiness and enhance the color.

Ina's was replaced with a glass of juice.

Ina cut a piece of beef that was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, took a bite, and couldn't help but sigh that it tasted really good.

As expected, the tip for the meal costs dozens of gros.

She commented in her mind.