Seven Sins System Chapter 290. Unexpected Guest I
I spent my ti for the rest of my vacation at the palace before I returned to the mortal world. I didn't forget to bring so jewelry for my ladies. I chose the neutral ones, sothing I picked up from the mortal realm long ago over anything I made or anything from the shadow realm.
As for the power-up potion, I postponed my intention since I couldn't get so of the ingredients. Of course, I was referring to the ingredients that co from the mortal and light realms, since I already got what I need from the shadow realm easily with my status and my power. Yeah, the most terrible place for demons was in the light realm after all.
We ca back on Sunday evening and of course, we didn't co back together. Claire, Rachel, and Evie returned to the academy first. Julia returned to the academy two hours later. And I was back at midnight.
With a heavy sigh, I trudged towards the imposing gates of the academy, a worn bag slung casually over my shoulder. I had perfected the art of appearing fatigued, my expression a masterful portrayal of soone who had just concluded a long and arduous journey. But the truth was, my weariness wasn't entirely an act. I couldn't deny the slight drag in my steps as I had to leave my luxury behind.
My gaze flickered across the bustling campus, registering the movents of students and faculty mbers. A polite smile was offered here and there, a customary acknowledgnt of my presence, yet my tired façade remained unchanged. The bag on my shoulder felt heavier with every passing mont.
I finally reached my dormitory. Fumbling with the key, I unlocked the door, and as I stepped inside, I flicked on the light switch. Little did I expect the shock that awaited – Aria's presence almost made emit an undignified yelp.
Thankfully, I managed to stifle the sound that threatened to escape my lips. There she stood, her form elegantly poised near my desk, her fingers gliding almost affectionately over its surface.
"Oh, you ca back earlier than I anticipated," she declared with a playful smirk, her gaze flitting to et mine.
A surge of bewildernt mingled with annoyance rippled through . My eyes narrowed, studying her with an intensity that demanded answers. With a swift movent, I closed the door behind , my footsteps carrying closer to her.
"What are you doing in my room?" I questioned, my voice a mixture of incredulity and sothing that resembled the edge of panic. My brows knit together in a formidable frown. I could almost sense her motives – the very idea that she might have taken advantage of my absence to pry into my personal space made my guard rise.
Her reply ca too casually for comfort, accompanied by a smile that held secrets in its curve. "Oh, just a bit of checking," she replied nonchalantly, as if the intrusion was entirely innocent. And yet, her proximity to my belongings, her faint touch on my belongings, told a different story.
My skepticism heightened as she drew nearer, the space between us diminishing like the flicker of a candle's fla. Her gaze held mine, the light playing in her eyes.
"You're aware that I need to ensure no demons have followed you," she offered in a tone that oozed concern.
"I appreciate the sentint, Aria," I said with a note of gratitude, my voice softer than before. Her concern was palpable, and while it was easy to dismiss her actions as an intrusion, I couldn't entirely disregard the underlying intent.
She offered a serene smile, a blend of reassurance and a touch of mischief. "Just looking out for you, as always," she responded cryptically, her gaze never leaving mine.
She used her telekinetic skill on and my bag, and suddenly, my belongings were suspended mid-air in a chaotic jumble. It was as if an invisible hand had rifled through my possessions, laying them bare for Aria's inspection. I watched with a mix of fascination and annoyance as she ticulously examined each item. From the mundane, like clothes and toiletries to the more intriguing contents of my bag, nothing escaped her scrutiny.
With a calculated flick of her wrist, my possessions floated back into my bag, arranging themselves with almost eerie precision. Aria turned to face , her expression inscrutable, before snapping her fingers in a gesture that seed almost casual. But the effect was imdiate and electrifying – a ripple of energy swept over , tugging at my clothes until they relinquished their hold on , dropping to the floor in an unceremonious heap.
I hastily retrieved my clothes. The room seed to regain a semblance of normalcy, but the atmosphere was tinged with unexpected tension. Aria's actions had left both flustered and intrigued, and her words only deepened the sense that sothing significant had occurred during my absence.
"Did sothing happen while I was gone?" I ventured, my voice reflecting a mixture of curiosity and concern. As I worked to reassemble the items strewn across my desk, I couldn't help but steal glances at Aria, searching her expression for clues.
Aria exhaled audibly, her irritation evident even in the sound of her sigh. She sank into the chair, a mixture of fatigue and vexation playing across her features. Her eyes, usually bright and lively, were narrowed in a way that indicated she had experienced more than a run-of-the-mill day.
"Yeah, you could say that," she responded, her tone a blend of exasperation and resignation. "We had a run-in with so rowdy demons, and as if that wasn't enough, a bunch of crazies decided it was a perfect ti for an attack right at the academy gate."
'Wait, does that have anything to do with the cult and Gem?' I wondered, the ntal cogs turning as I tried to make sense of the situation.
My hands moved with a purposeful rhythm, tidying and arranging my belongings, yet my mind was anything but orderly.
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