An Extra’s POV

[Meanwhile…]

Two figures walked side by side in the darkness.

Their long white robes, similar to Japanese kimonos, flowed as they took steady steps with every step they took forward.

Their hands were covered, but if they had been exposed the color would have been pale—the same complexion displayed by their enchanting faces and enticing necks.

Their white hair—one long, the other short—flowed seamlessly as they approached their destination.

The gate of the Human Capital.

"It seems this is the place…" One of the girls spoke up, her purple eyes scanning the area with a calm, analyzing sight.

"Really? It looks a bit different from what we were told" The other gave a more quizzical expression. She was the one with much shorter hair, and unlike the more composed behavior of her colleague, she was a bit louder.

"Shouldn't it be more run down than this?"

The long-haired lady said nothing, only narrowing her gaze on the place and scowling a little. It wasn't as though she wasn't also confused about the state of the place they were visiting, but she could not deny that this was the Capital.

'Our Master wouldn't lie to us. The coordinates we were given led us here, yet why do the walls of this city stand so firmly?'

In the end, she simply had to conclude that the humans put in more of an effort to rebuild their walls rather than the interior.

In essence, they would fully witness the shameful display of humanity's fall once they ventured inside.

"Let us proceed."

"Okay."

The girls walked past the guards who stood before the gate with utmost diligence, but the men said or did nothing to show that they actually saw them. Even the patrolling officers did not notice the white-clad maidens.

They easily proceeded into the stronghold of humanity with barely any effort at all.

"E-eh…?"

"What in the world?"

they had when they were proceeding into the Capital, the two soon had looks of shock the moment they

didn't just look like that…

is this even possible? By mere humans?" The long-haired girl whispered, looking around her in surprise as she

manner. Perhaps taking in too much unexpected information shut her brain down for a moment, so she didn't say much

She asked the long-haired girl the question, looking at her

ahead of yourself,

the latter's head, causing her to moan in slight pain

now. We're here for a covert mission, remember? No attacking anyone in the city. That's

"S-sorry…"

Kat'erin sighed in exasperation, shaking her head slightly as she did so.

this is quite a laughable Capital. Still, it's

"Indeed."

surprised, given

"Indeed."

As spies, it's only right that we have a hideout, so we should look for a nearby residence where we can make our

essence… they had to

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the evening was beyond frustrating for Kat'erin

navigate their way around the city in order to search for what they desired, but at some point they had to make conversation with some human beings

ogle us. Just who do they think they are?" Kat'erin's frown was deep as she and Shai'ya approached the fanciest inn in the

take away from her beauty in the slightest, but

responded with "Umu" every time she heard

they revealed themselves to their select choice of humans—or undid the

danger of being seen or

since they wouldn't be spotted by the enemy and ruin their mission, the

naturally attract attention from these naturally primitive and subservient races, so I understand why they would stare so much…" Her voice oozed vanity as

was—as always—in support

"Indeed."

until

Kat'erin already had low expectations of humanity, yet the Capital's best Inn managed

it was taller than the other buildings around, and it looked exquisite in comparison

hotel with all the necessary