Miss Planeswalker, are you free for romance?

The man stretched out two fingers and made a pinching gesture.

Mori Yuesha squinted: "And you had someone who rescued you and took you to the hospital when your arm was broken?"

"I've never failed." Jonathan shrugged. "But are you just going to leave like this? Eve will be very sad."

——So don’t tell her yet.

Jonathan had no objection to this: Mori Yuesa's departure was something worth celebrating in the eyes of men.

Her sister could finally stay away from this girl who always made him tremble and feel cold to the bone - it was true that he liked and recognized Mori Yuesha, who didn't like such an innocent, beautiful girl with such a good figure? Besides, her sister loved her too.

But on the other hand, he was somewhat afraid of this girl, just like... meeting a lion in the wilderness.

She is friendly and affectionate. Not only will she hold you in her thick fur to sleep, but she will also set out at dawn to bring prey to her human friends.

You can touch her soft fur comfortably and listen to her purring.

——But when she opens her bloody mouth, revealing her teeth as sharp as knives... and yawns, you will still worry that she will accidentally bite your head off.

The two are not in conflict.

So when Jonathan learned this, he was extremely happy.

"Oh...really, I'm really too tall..." The man could hardly hold back the corners of his mouth that rose: "I'm so sad."

"It's a shame we only had a short time together. I almost thought of you as my second sister."

Mori Yuesha was too lazy to pay attention to Jonathan. The man's chattering voice kept ringing in her ears.

"Hey, how are you going? Take a boat?" Jonathan suggested to the girl with a look of pity: "Remember the boat ticket in Afafu's wallet last time? Why don't you go visit that huge ship?"

"The ship of the century, it will never sink! If Eve wasn't interested, I would have bought two second-class tickets to take her there."

Jonathan was talking excitedly, and his leather shoes felt lighter. Suddenly, Mori Yuesha turned around abruptly.

A pair of dark eyes.

"Jonathan, don't take Eve on that boat."

Jonathan was shocked!

"Oh, oh... OK..." He scratched his thigh and took two steps back without leaving a trace: "Oh... I think it's time for dinner... Goodbye, Little Forest..."

"Jonathan."

The man's fleeing figure paused.

"Seriously, don't take Eve on that ship, okay?" Mori Yuesha tilted her head and softened her voice: "I want to give you two first-class tickets as a gift, during its second voyage."

"So, let Evelyn wait for my mail, okay?"

Anyway, it sank the first time.

After saying goodbye to Jonathan, who looked like he had gotten something, Mori Yuesha prepared to have dinner and then meet up with Bastet.

——Today is indeed a happy day, and Bastet plans to invite her to an interesting place.

Interesting places?

"So that you don't have to go back and tell everyone that I didn't treat you well enough—" The black cat puffed up his cheeks: "Want to see the other side of this world?"

'back?'

"Yes," the black cat yawned, "it should be quite interesting for you. Don't you like those messy things?"

Without waiting for an answer, Bastet jumped onto Mori Yuesha's shoulder, pointing her little paw in the other direction.

'Hurry up, I'm getting hungry!'

Mori Yuesha patted the cat's head, and the figure quickly disappeared into the ink.

"Oh right! I went back to read that story..."

'That's not what you said!'

——'But mine is more interesting.'

'Your fun is comparing me to a horse?'

——'The horse-faced cat monster, a mysterious and terrifying creature.'

'Excellent, Sphere Planeswalker.'

——'The horse-faced cat monster has a short tail!'

'Spherical Mage with a huge chest!'

--'……Thanks?'

Chapter 20 The other side of the world

The road the black cat pointed to was strange.

Sen Yuesha was familiar with this street. There were a lot of people coming and going during the day. Most of the camels were tied here, and then their owners would unload the cargo, eat and drink, rest, or talk about some profitable business.

They walked all the way until they almost saw the end, then Bastet touched Mori Yuesha's ear with her little paw pad and asked the girl to turn.

A narrow dead end street.

There are posters on the loess walls on both sides. In addition to celebrity girls, there are also many stacked posters of people selling tobacco and furniture. The further you go in, the simpler and more illegal the posters become.

Mori Yuesha also caught a glimpse of some words written on waste paper, which vaguely described where to go if you were "bored with life" or "want to have some fun"; there were also handwritten posters with words like "a smoking product that is more advanced than tobacco", which were pasted on the wall layer by layer with smelly glue.

Thicker and newer, which means these guys really will update them frequently.

"If you take me somewhere that makes me angry, I'll pull out your beard."

Mori Yuesa wrinkled her nose. She thought that this big liar was going to take her, an 'innocent' and 'simple' little girl, to some illegal place.

"Planeswalker, you are so naive." The black cat looked at Sen Yuesha with contempt, stretched out its left front paw, and pointed at the wall at the end of the dead end.

"I'm afraid you'll go to other worlds and say bad things about me." Bastet muttered as she stood up from Mori Yuesha's shoulders and landed silently. She took two steps forward and faced Mori Yuesha.

"So, I'll let you see my new stuff. When you go to other worlds, remember to praise me - Bastet of this world, the God of War, the beautiful lady who protects the family."

Mori Yuesa crossed her arms and looked at Him without saying a word.

"Humph…"

Raising its paws, the black cat began pressing the wall in a rhythmic pattern, now here and now there, and only stopped after about ten seconds.

"Come here... pick me up! Just two more!"

Mori Yuesa stepped forward and lifted Bastet up.

"Too high! Lower it a little, yes, move two steps to the right, tsk, take bigger steps..."

The crescent-shaped nails hit the earthen wall, and in Mori Yuesha's sight, she could not tell the difference in where they hit. Instead, the black cat was concentrating on it, distinguishing the directions of up, down, left, and right very clearly. When the last hit was finished, a strange gear sound suddenly sounded.

The yellow adobe wall rippled like the surface of water.

call out.

"Your arms are too crowded." The black cat jumped down from Mori Yuesha's arms and turned his head: "Come with me, little planeswalker."

“Come and see our naturally grown specialties.”

"The other side of this world."

As the black cat spoke, he paced forward on his own - when his head was about to hit the wall, it suddenly disappeared, and then his entire body slowly melted into the wall.

——Only a short black tail was exposed and swaying.

Mori Yuesha thought about it and thought that if she took two or three steps over now, grabbed his tail and pulled it hard, there would be a high probability that she would be... bitten, right?

"What are you thinking about?" The cat's head suddenly popped out from the wall again: "Come in!"

……

Behind the wall is still Cairo at night.

Or, in other words, the other side of Cairo.

There were not many people on this street. Most of them wore top hats and held canes, looking around like gentlemen. The ladies were not like the local women in Cairo. They wore high heels, wide-brimmed hats on their heads, and black lace veils hanging down.

As if behind a wall, Mori Yuesha came to the UK in this world?

“Yes, there are still locals.”

The black cat jumped onto the girl's shoulder and pouted.

There were indeed some ladies wrapped in black robes, but these locals were pitifully rare in the vast sea of ​​men in suits and women in long skirts.

"How's the magical world, planeswalker?"

Mori Yuesa stood at the entrance of the market and looked inside - the first thing that reached her ears was a huge, noisy sound of voices!

There were even children and men cheering excitedly!

A sea of ​​noise!

"Is there a ceremony going on?"

The crowd was shouting and making noise, and although there were only a few people, this small street seemed to be bustling with activity.

A translucent fire dragon with a red outline flew over from the end, slowly dragging its slender body, and then exploded in the air like fireworks. The golden and orange light crackled and shone, illuminating the dim earth.

Some parents with children even lifted their children up so that the small fireworks in their hands and the fireworks above their heads would complement each other.

Small push-pull shops were lined up, starting from the entrance at the foot of Mori Yuesha and stretching all the way to the end of the street beyond sight. Some sold burning candies, some sold beef that made you roar like a cow after eating it, and some other black things that Mori Yuesha didn't recognize...

The little boy pestered his parents to buy a piece of it, and after eating it, his face became very big...

These…

So interesting!

"This is so interesting!" Mori Yuesha tapped her shoe tips, laughed cheerfully, and skipped into the busy street: "This is the most interesting time since I met you!"

Bastet wanted to roll her eyes very much, but unfortunately she couldn't.

"These wizards are hiding in the back of human life. I discovered them after waking up from this nap."

Mori Yuesha noticed the inconsistency in Kuroneko's words. She held up the fireworks she had just bought and spit out a few sparks when she spoke.

"You just said...magic...um, this sugar-hot...magic world?"

The black cat swung its tail and stared with its green eyes at the remaining half piece of candy in Mori Yuesha's hand.

"Why are people who live in the magical world called wizards? Shouldn't they be magicians?"

"Eh…?"

"Bast?"

Seeing no answer, Mori Yuesha looked over her shoulder - the little black short-haired creature was staring blankly at her hand...

Candies in the.

up.

Follow your gaze upwards.

To the right.

Follow your gaze to the right.

Mori Tsukisa: ...

"Here."

The girl handed half a piece of crimson flame candy to the black cat's mouth.

"I won't eat it." Bastet turned her head away in disgust, but her eyes still did not move away from the candy: "Human food, wizard food, are so unacceptable to God..."

"Here." Candy continued to move closer.

"I am a divine being, I don't want such filthy things."

"Here."

"I am the pure god of war! The cat lady of the dark night—"