Demi-human Girls Completion Manual

But this was their little secret among the three ladies, and Moli wouldn’t let a fourth person know.

Fisher donned his gentleman’s hat and hand cane, and after Moli had securely stored her textbooks, he called for a carriage at the door and they headed for the city.

Purchasing magic materials, of course, wasn’t going to be funded by Fisher’s own money. The Academic Affairs Office had approved a sum of public funding for Fisher because of this matter, amounting to a few thousand Nali euros, which was more than enough for the materials required for this course.

Seeing that the reimbursement amount was sufficient, Fisher had also planned to go to the magic market in Saint Nali this time to find some treasures that could be used. He hadn’t had the chance to visit due to other matters before and had no time for engraving magic. Recently, after finishing reading the Soul Completion Manual, he felt his magic power had grown substantially and couldn’t wait to try his hand at engraving some new magic.

In the carriage, Fisher and Moli maintained a very polite distance, sitting quietly with closed eyes, perfectly still.

Moli was initially a bit reserved, but seeing that Professor Fisher closed his eyes and paid her no mind, she grew curious and sat next to the window, gazing at the passing landscape outside.

Windmills with large four-leaf fans, tidy and orderly ridges, classical buildings of the church-type, and newly constructed avant-garde structures — these diverse scenes captured her attention, making her want to remember every detail in her mind and share them with her mother later, as surely the sea floor had none of these.

"You rarely leave the school to enter the city?"