When the plot-skips players into the game world

Chapter 112: Chapter 73 I Want to Paint a Picture for You

Aiwass mentioned "two people" because there was also Lily.

His request completely caught his classmates by surprise.

— Had Aiwass's familiarity with the princess reached the extent that he could directly invite her to join an unfamiliar society?

Aiden couldn't help clapping his hands, feeling mentally refreshed, invigorated, as if he had clarified a problem that had troubled him for a very long time.

— I knew it, there must be a relationship between them!

But they did not realize that both Aiwass and Isabel were actually aware of the "White Ballet Shoes Club."

The classmates were also enthusiastic. They accepted the request without hesitation and nearly argued over "who should extend the invitation."

Although the inviter was also a guarantor and would be responsible if the invitee caused any issues, conversely, if the inviter could bring in someone of significance, it was a matter of great prestige for them.

After all, that was Avalon's only princess!

Although they had never been in touch, their curiosity was piqued. They did not have the opportunity nor the courage to make contact.

But now, everyone present knew that it was Aiwass who actually brought Princess Isabel to the club. In other words, Aiwass was responsible for the matter. He was merely borrowing a slot from them in advance.

Even if they couldn't speak with the princess, at least they could get somewhat closer to Aiwass—and to personally invite the reclusive princess into the club... Even if they were just nominally the inviter, it was definitely something worth boasting about.

No responsibility to shoulder, yet plenty of benefits to reap.

This was an opportunity hard to come by even with the best of luck!

Aiwass was merely sitting in his wheelchair, smiling quietly, happily observing the scene.

"Then I'll wait a bit longer,"

Aiwass replied with a smile.

At this point, it wouldn't be very good of him to say "no need to trouble yourself" or "whatever works,"

"But since Master Yanis's letter has already been sent, I will look forward to that peerless masterpiece arriving at my home,"

Aiwass replied cheerfully.

Then, they talked about campus life.

As the conversation went on, Aiwass suddenly realized... they were actually heading towards the cafeteria?

He had thought Isabel was planning to invite him to a grand hotel outside the school, or perhaps even to return to the Hall of Silver and Tin for a meal.

However, it made sense upon reflection, as her visit had been on a whim. It was normal not to have made a reservation.

"Princess Isabel... do you also dine at the school cafeteria normally?"

Aiwass asked with interest.

"I've been there before,"

Isabel said, much more relaxed since leaving that group. Even her voice had become more fluid and lively.

Walking with Aiwass in the shade of the trees, she said softly, "But I only went once. They all sat together, chatting and eating. There were ordinary friends as well as couples.

"I didn't even know where I should sit. I didn't want to sit next to others, but I was also afraid that someone I didn't know would sit next to me."