Sento rushes into hiding when the dude comes to deliver it. Sento comes out in her bathrobes (Kanie's heart starts racing even though he can only see her neck and legs lmao) and they order food. It's Kanie checking out the services and responding to texts. Most of their hotel activity was realising that the hotel is pretty normal, and while Sento goes for her bath (remember she can't live without baths) Kanie recharges his phone and checks the facilities. Then rain happens (that part's legit) and they hit the only hotel (you can figure which it is). Sento is tired from walking in heels and tells Kanie to go on ahead to catch the last bus, but Kanie ain't having any of that so they walk together. So they leave the park.Īlong the long walk, they walk together using their phone's remaining battery as lighting for their path. Sento had sent the property agent back, and informed her that she'll call when he's back for transport. Upon returning he finds a worried Sento who informs him that it's been 4 hours when he thought he had been fooling around for only a few minutes. The old man snaps at him when he tries to pet the hamster. While scouting it out Kanie spots an odd tapir and follows him to a place where he meets a cranky old man with a failed magic trick and his pet hamster, blind in an eye. When she turns up she gets briefed that Kanie is actually thinking of buying a plot of land to relocate the park should they inevitably fail to meet the 3 million visitor requirement, so they're checking out the plot of land, which used to be an abandoned amusement park as well. Kanie might be wooing her and inviting her to live with him and she is afraid her loyalty to the princess might waver (ok that was kinda sweet) Sento can't sleep because she thinks thatġ.
Sento hears the reports and checks on Kanie, who then gets a call from a property agent(?) and Kanie tells Sento to keep it a secret from the others, but tells her to join him on a trip. Kanie starts acting all nice and all, praising his employees, which gives the employees a sense of insecurity because they feel something's not right with him. The other characters hardly ever appear in the main chapters. Volume 8 isn't some silly shipping nonsense, but rather it's rather grim and sombre.
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