Chapter 150: Stop It!

“Keti was in that room, right? Was it this one? Or that one, gah…..”

In the corridor outside the casino’s private rooms, Layla hurried along, muttering to herself in a panic, leaving

Sylvia, walking beside her, a bit speechless.

“By the way, you were the one who gave them the room card, right? Didn’t you remember the room number?”

“I… I remember! It’s just… ah ah ah, I’m too nervous! No, this won’t do, I need to calm down first…”

Layla immediately took a deep breath, and then… quietly cast a Saint Light Magic.

Accompanied by a brilliant golden radiance, after a moment, the priestess finally managed to take a deep breath, barely managing to calm herself.

“Hoo… N-no problem, I finally remember now, it’s… it’s that room at the end of the corridor, around the corner. Keti-chan is in there! Ugh…”

“Uh…”

Sylvia fell silent. Honestly, this purple-haired jellyfish-head had already started assuming that the pink-haired girl was Keti. There was not even a shred of optimism left, she just kept calling her Keti.

But, even the elf girl had to admit, this was really not a time to be optimistic. Being prepared for the worst might make it easier to accept later.

But—

But—

Sylvia still didn’t want to admit it. As if, as long as she clung to that sliver of hope, the pink-haired girl… just couldn’t possibly be Keti!

Anyway… things were already at this point, so… might as well brace for the best and the worst. In a way, they’re the same, right?

Thinking like this, the elven girl crossed her arms and confirmed again:

“By the way, are you really not nervous anymore? Don’t end up barging into the wrong room. You know what usually goes on in these kinds of private casino rooms… If we burst in and it turns out it’s not Lynn and that girl in there, things will get very awkward…”

“Uh…”

Questioned like this, Layla seemed to lose confidence too. She scratched her head for a while, then coughed lightly and said,

“I-I shouldn’t be wrong, right? I… I can faintly hear, you know… that kind of sound… and I remember pretty clearly… Ah, ah, Sylvia-chan, am I really that unreliable in your eyes?!”

“Hmm…”

Sylvia wiped the sweat from her forehead and returned to her usual poker-faced, expressionless self.

“But… you don’t sound too confident, and, well, it’s normal for there to be weird noises in a place like this…”

“Ugh, a-anyway, let’s just go take a look. As a staff member, I have the room card, so I can quietly unlock the door… and these doors don’t make any sound when opening. I’ll just crack the door open, peek inside, and as long as it’s not Keti, we’ll just snap a few photos and leave!”

Layla took out her work ID and outlined her plan. “Even if it’s the wrong room, we just quietly close the door and run away. The guests busy in there won’t even notice us…”

Sylvia nodded. Fine, at least for now, this plan still sounded pretty reasonable…

But why did she still have a bad feeling about this?

So, the two girls slowly made their way toward the room Layla indicated.

As soon as they reached the door, both girls froze in shock.

Because—

The strange sounds coming from inside the room… were simply too familiar, and far, far too loud!

Layla even felt that if her world had subtitles, right now, streaming out from behind that door would be wave after wave of mysterious pink text, with huge pink fonts full of heart symbols!

Th-this…

And these sounds, these sounds were a dead giveaway, weren’t they?!

They were almost identical to Keti’s voice—ugh…

W-what should we do? What now? Instead of catching Keti cheating, are we the ones about to be the cheaters here…

But, could they… really catch anyone cheating?

The priestess felt like she was about to cry. In what capacity was she even going in there? She wasn’t even Keti’s girlfriend, even if deep down she’d already decided she would be with Keti someday, but, but…

This… this…

N-no, I can’t take it anymore! After a long pause, with tears in her eyes, Layla shakily slipped the card into the lock and quietly opened the door, just a crack, peeking inside.

Um!!

How to describe what the girl saw?

In short, it was almost exactly the sort of thing Layla always fantasized about with Keti, using her proudest figure to let Keti-chan experience infinite softness and warmth, stirring up wave after wave of excitement, enveloping her in motherly tenderness and such—

That was supposed to be her own script! The one where neither Alice nor Sylvia could ever compete with her for Keti’s heart!

Gah… this, ah… um…

Layla’s pupils began to tremble violently, and after a while, it seemed she had lost all ability to speak—especially as that familiar voice quivered right in her ears, and she saw Keti’s shy, blushing face.

Even just imagining it, Layla’s heart was tormented beyond recognition. S-such a shameful scene, her Keti was actually… actually—

She didn’t resist at all, but instead seemed completely obedient. This was just too—

Too incredible, ahhhhhhh—!

Gah—!

Suddenly, the priestess’ vision went black. Her legs went weak, and she plopped down on the floor, gasping, terrified that the commotion would let Lynn and Keti discover they were peeping.

But—

It seemed they hadn’t noticed at all. Um… Well, like I said, Keti’s voice—

Was just way too loud. Ugh.

What to do, what to do, what to do? The point is, she was the one who brought the two of them to this room, and even paid for it out of her own pocket. Why go through so much trouble, only for it to end up—

Click—no, wait, what’s up with Lynn? Why is he still going at it? Could it be, could it be…

“Pfft—! Pff—!”

In an instant, a flash of white flickered across the sorrowful eyes of both Layla and Sylvia. The girls turned to stone right then and there; their tear-stained faces were instantly replaced by utter despair.

N-no… not this—

It’s— it’s all— all over me—

This!

“Bang—!”

Suddenly, as if someone could no longer stand it, before Layla could even move, Sylvia, face dark and stormy, suddenly kicked the door wide open!

Then, the elf girl rushed in with all her strength, fuming, and shouted at those inside:

“S-stop—! Ah, no, I mean, s-stop… no, wait, never mind, just stop right now!”