Chapter 126 - 45. Old Jack’s Phone (Request for First Subscription)
Just as Renie had said, she didn’t stay long in Saint Nali. After enjoying a fun play with Mr. Fisher that evening and receiving a necklace he bought for her as a gift, she wore it proudly around her neck.
The next morning, Mr. Fisher woke up only to find that the black-haired lady had already disappeared.
Renie seemed to dislike the scenes of parting from Mr. Fisher. Every time they reunited, one could feel her meticulous preparation, but when it came to parting, she would leave without saying goodbye.
Mr. Fisher didn’t mind and stayed a long while in the fragrant-filled room before preparing to head off to teach at the university.
He had a few matters to attend to lately—aside from his routine classes, there was also the issue of Carlo, the Artificial Witch. He was still at the Pink Hall, and Mr. Fisher was somewhat concerned about the role Pink Hall was playing in this visit of Schwali to Nali; he always felt that this "entertainment venue" seemed a bit too suspicious.
Another matter was that he had to start re-reading the Soul Completion Manual. Previously, because he feared encountering dangers in the South Continent, he didn’t use his Magic Power to obtain information from it. Now that he had settled down, Mr. Fisher thought it necessary to continue exploring this manual that looked very different from the Demi-human Girls Completion Manual.
He always felt, the Soul Completion Manual was more serious, his own manual seemed less valuable without a demi-human girl around. There were still no clues about the Son of the Sea and the Sky God, so Fisher planned to start researching that Centaur girl to possibly gain some additional insights.
When Mr. Fisher went to the washroom to clean up, he discovered that not a single drop of water came out of the faucet.
"Mr. Fisher, didn’t I tell you, the water is cut off today. They say it’s because of a fault in the pipeline system far from here; heaven knows how it affects us here. But luckily, I stored quite a lot of water yesterday, in the bucket next door."
"Ah, I see now."