Editing Mahou Sensou:Volume 2 Chapter 3 (section)

===Part 6===
-Hey! -Takeshi exclaimed from the kitchen. No, I can't take it anymore. I thought we were only going to do this in the morning.

At that moment The Magic Festival had just started and the morning's day was over. However, one of the members of the committee in charge of the class project for the festival was shaking his head saying:

-I'm sorry but we do not have enough manpower for the afternoon.

The appearance of the boy who was apologizing was that of a vampire, but he didn't look at all intimidating even though his fangs showed from time to time.

-I've had enough! -Takeshi replied coldly.

-Please, Nanase-kun!

The vampire boy clasped his hands together in supplication and next to him, another boy who was also a member of the organizing committee, begged in the same way:

-Please, Nanase-kun!

That other boy was dressed in the usual school uniform, but his face looked really pale. Apparently, that was one of the boys who had been using his magic since the morning and still hadn't recovered.

-Please!

Takeshi shook his head in response to the two boys' request and said:

-I refuse.

-One hour! Please help us for just one more hour!

-I beg you, Nanase-kun! -exclaimed a girl who joined in the plea. Looking impatient.

-Please, Nanase-kun! The tragedy-faced vampire boy exclaimed again.

Takeshi simply lowered his face and became thoughtful. To refuse them after begging him so much would be too cruel. Then he made up his mind and said:

-All right, but only for an hour.

The faces of the two boys at first instantly turned into smiles.

-Oh, thank God.

-You're an angel who came down from heaven!

The two boys looking at the ceiling, throwing praises with jubilation and joy, but Takeshi added:

-Yes, but once an hour passes, I'll stop it Understood?

Kurumi and Mui, watched the scene in silence and listened to Takeshi's determined words from a distance.

-Takeshi is too kind," commented Kurumi who had already put her usual school uniform back on and dissolved her magic.

Then Mui smiled and replied:

-Yes, that's a relief.

Kurumi reacted to the mysterious words of Mui, who had also taken off her maid outfit and put on her usual school uniform. Then she asked:

-What do you mean by that?

She wanted to probe further into that, but Mui suddenly changed the subject and said:

-Kurumi, would you like to come with me to a special place?

-Huh? A special place?

The conversation began to forcibly move forward in such a way that Kurumi didn't even have time to complain or refuse.

Ever since Mui and Kurumi became roommates, they had no longer had violent confrontations with each other. Maybe it was calculated or something natural, but either way Mui always acted calm, and Kurumi was the only one who always acted hostile. However, at that moment, the two of them were chatting very naturally. Unlike Takeshi, who no matter what he said always smiled, Mui was a girl who changed the subject drastically and so quickly that it was hard for Kurumi to keep up with him.

"Let's go see 'The Fortune-Telling Witch Gril'," Mui suddenly blinked and grabbed Kurumi's hand with great excitement.

Kurumi quickly shook off Mui's hand and replied:

-Divination? I'm not interested in such things.

-Oh no, no...

Mui shook her head and raised her index finger and said:

-This is not just any divination. The fortune-telling witch's predictions have a 97% accuracy rate.

—¿97%?

-Impressive, don't you think? -Mui replied, puffing out his chest proudly as if it were some feat of his own.

-And is that some kind of magic," Kurumi asked with mild interest.

Mui nodded happily and replied:

-That's right. It's divination magic.

-Of course, it had to be..." Kurumi murmured.

-Of course. She's a mysterious wizard who seems to secretly form couples every year, thanks to her divination magic.

-Couples?

Of course, her fortune-telling in love is why she's so popular.

-Fortune in love?

Mui didn't notice Kurumi, only reacting to certain words of everything she said.

-She's so popular that today's tickets were already sold out as soon as they started selling out, but look....

At that moment, Mui took out two folded pieces of paper from his pocket and showed them to Kurumi.

-Did you get two...?

-Yes, a while ago, Violet-sensei stopped by... She gave them to me because she said she wouldn't be able to attend.

Violet-sensei was a beautiful and elegant woman in charge of the English classes. After all the above talk, Kurumi looked at the tickets in Mui's hand. Apparently it was a ticket that was only valid for that same day in the afternoon.

While Kurumi's eyes were fixed on the tickets, Mui turned to look at Takeshi who was talking with Ida at the back of the kitchen and said:

-It seems that Takeshi-kun and Ida-kun are still busy, why don't the two of us go?

When Mui returned her gaze back to Kurumi, she looked away from the tickets quickly, but reluctantly accepted it as if she wasn't really interested.

-It's okay...