Chapter 46 - Living Food
Angor’s mind was clear.
Choosing the academy did not mean he could be free, and choosing Sunders did not mean he would be restricted. Besides, the academy never promised him anything, while Sunders already said he could help Jon live another five years.
Angor’s choice was reasonable.
Although Angor did not realize that the academy’s representative, Heroline, would actually give him a promise if not for Sunders’ repression. Heroline could not even move a finger now.
As Angor spoke his decision, the repression on Heroline vanished.
She let out a sigh in relief. It was just a few minutes, and she was already drenched in sweat.
Angor was going to join Brute Cavern, there was no stopping it. She could only regret in her mind, without actually showing discontent at Sunders. She humped when walking past Mara, gave Angor a last, thoughtful look, and returned to her own seat.
Angor nodded quickly. So that was why Sunders left the choice of food to him. If he did not choose Section Ephemera, he would get on bad terms with Jellal.
Sunders was his teacher now, but he was still useless against someone like Jellal. Considering the cold and selfish natures of wizards, Angor could not do anything if Jellal suddenly decided to kill him.
Keeping a basic relationship like now was the best choice.
They came into the bronze banquet room Sunders was in. It was empty. Greya was preparing Section Ephemeras for everyone.
Sunders closed his eyes to relax. His grin suggested he was having a good mood.
Flora took the chance to tell Angor about all kinds of rumors about Barbie’s Restaurant.
Compared to Tom Weasel’s exaggerated introduction, Flora’s remarks were more directly perceived.
After a while, Angor began to have a basic idea about this mysterious traveling restaurant.
“Those strange waiters aren’t a big deal. If you ever go to Fairytown, you will find more weirdos there. Those iron men, scarecrow men, and heartless princesses… at least Greya acts like a human,” Flora concluded.