While Sophia was busy playing with Ari and teaching her chantless magic in the Academy, Fen and Aura had fun in the forr elven village inhabited by a group of the fox beast-folk. The two explored the town for a while, but once they had killed enough ti, the duo finally headed over to the bar that was run by the foxes there once it opened in the evening.
“Alex!” Entering the bar, the wolves directly ran into the older, brown-haired fox-man they t a couple of hours before.
“Hello, my friends!” He energetically greeted them back. “Right on ti for the opening, I’m impressed!”
“Well, I was looking forward to it all day.” Fen really liked the place.
“Oi, don’t say that after you were on a date with your girl the entire day, idiot!” The fox raised his voice.
“S-Stop bringing that up all the ti already…”
“Ehehe~.” Aura seed to be in a good mood for so reason.
“L-Let’s get so drinks already!” The male wolf wanted to change the topic as soon as possible.
“He sure is adorable, that wolf of yours.” Alex faced Aura with a big grin.
“Sure is~.”
“Urgh…” Fen hung his head and simply went past them. He walked through the dimly lit bar with an all-wooded interior all the way to a slightly lower table without chairs to accommodate mbers of the full beastfolk.
“Good catch.”
“Yep~.” The other two slowly followed after him while having a light chat. At the table, Alex grabbed a low stool while Aura sat down next to Fen on the floor.
“Drinks!” Fen tried his best to get the two to stop talking about what they were talking about.
“Alright, my little softie, I’ll get us a big pitcher of our specialty brew!” Saying so, Alex got up and walked towards the bar counter.
“I like that fox.” Aura sounded cheerful while she watched him leave.
“I’m not sure if I can agree with you on that…”
“It’s going to be fun with Sophia if you can’t even deal with his teasing~.”
“D-Don’t remind …”
“Hehe.”
Alex ca back a few minutes later, holding a plate with a big pitcher, a glass, and two low plates for the wolves to have a drink with him.
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The three were having a good ti for half an hour while enjoying the alcohol they shared when soone eventually joined their table.
“Hello, Alex. Aura, Fenfen, you’re back?”
“Gosh, I love that na~.” Aura faced the girl that had addressed them with a cheery voice. “Fenfen~. Sit down with us and have a drink!”
“Chloe… Hello…” Fenfen seed to have mixed feelings about the nickna. With a slightly tired expression, he also looked at the fox-girl standing in front of their table.
Just like Sophia and Maya, she had animal ears and a tail but was human-looking besides that. She seed to be roughly their age, too, visually speaking, at least. The girl was slightly smaller than the tiger, though, and had long, very fluffy light-pink hair that slowly turned white towards the end. Her fox-like ears were sowhat shaped like those of Maya, but they were a good bit taller while also having a bit of fringe. They had the sa pink color as her hair, but the tips were pure white, just like the fluff inside them. In her hair, there also was a little flower pin.
The most striking feature of the girl called Chloe was her rather long and extrely fluffy tail that was almost as tall as the girl herself, though. Thanks to its sheer volu, it was also much wider than her.
The fox-girl wore a light-purple and fluffy-looking sweater with wide sleeves and a little black ribbon above her chest. She had combined it with a shorter flared skirt in black with a ruffled white hem. Her legs were mostly covered by light-pink thigh-highs that ended almost right below her skirt, revealing only a few centiters of her thighs. To finish it off, Chloe was standing in black, slightly heeled, and open ankle-strap shoes.
Paying a bit more attention to her face and looking past the big and friendly smile, the small fangs showing from her slightly 3-shaped mouth, Chloe’s eyes imdiately caught all the attention. It was hard to notice with a passing glance, but her eyes actually had slightly different colors. One was a light purple, while the other was more light violet. It was easy to miss but impossible to ignore once noticed.
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