“Delicious!” Sine cheered when she bit into the soup.
“...diocre,” Sumire said. However, she smiled and took another bite. She gulped down the soup along with Sine.
“Another?” I asked.
Sumire shook her head, but Sine happily accepted another bowl. I noted that my soup profoundly affected their aura when I put magic into my eyes. It seed to make them bigger, if nothing else. It was only a slight change, but it might be wise to limit their dubious food in the future.
When we finished eating, I made us tea. It was obviously delicious and infused with so of the plants from my starter forest. Sine refused to leave my lap the whole ti, but I couldn’t bla her given the circumstances.
“What part of Earth were you from, Miss Witchhat?” Sumire asked and giggled after saying my na.
“That’s a good question,” I said, trying to rember life before this place. The only thing that ca to mind was a city entirely of skyscrapers. “I have no idea. What about you two?”
“From Japan,” Sine said.
I was surprised they were both so good at English. Or at least, I hoped what we were speaking this whole ti was that. Maybe I had learned a different language in my few thousand years here? It wouldn’t have surprised .
“We were attending class when it happened. The Goddess transported us here.”
“So that’s what—”
“What did you think?” Sumire asked.
“N-nothing, more importantly!” I said. “This place is safe. I should know that better than anyone, so you can stay here for so ti. It’s one of the only things I can do.”
“Witch can do anything!” Sine turned and hugged , much to Sumire’s chagrin.
“This is not really fair,” Sumire said, pouting and crossing her arms. “I can’t believe you, Sine.”
“Anyway, you two can make yourself at ho for now. I have many rooms.”
After so struggle, I got Sine to let go of and go with Sumire. I figured that little girl must have had it rough. She lived here with no parents and was barely a high schooler. I gave each of them a button to press just in case they needed my assistance.
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