As soon as Alger stood firm, he started to curse Xize out of habit. Seeing Yu Shu raise her eyes to look at him, her eyes were as calm as spring water, and Alger felt a chill inexplicably.
Being looked at by the breathtakingly beautiful young lady whom he thought he could serve, Alger stiffly moved his eyes and finally closed his mouth, not saying those words that would pollute his ears.
"Who do you choose between me and her?" Yu Shu looked at Xize and asked.
When Xi Ze, who was still trying to think of his words to convince Yu Shu of his service, heard this, his eyes were as bright as twinkling stars.
"Choose you." Caesar replied without thinking.
Bev lowered her raised chin and gentle expression at the same time. Seeing that Yu Shu was going to book a room at the counter and take Xize upstairs, she stopped Yu Shu somewhat rudely.
Facing the saintly and delicate face of the blond girl, Bev could not help but feel the inferiority complex she felt when she was in the temple. She avoided Yu Shu's eyes, biting her lip and saying not to fall off.
"I know you are Miss Yu, a noble that I couldn't reach before. I don't know why you are in my hometown, but I have worked in this hotel and know how hard it is for the waiters here, so I want to help Help him, can you give him to me?"
When Bev spoke, she glanced at Caesar, intending to tell him that they were the ones who had the same experience, and Yu Shu was just a noble looking down on them from a high platform, and it was not worth abandoning her to serve the other party.
Yu Shu looked at the heroine strangely, "No matter what my status is, we are all guests of the same status here. You don't have to lower your profile. But since you pity him, why don't you give him all the gold coins? This should It can help him more.”
Bev: "..."
She didn't even have many gold coins, so why should she give them to a man she'd met once?
Seeing that the heroine was reluctant to give even a few gold coins to the God of Light, and really just wanted to exchange "kindness" for the blessing of the God, Yu Shu cast her eyes on the sun badge in her hand.
"If you don't have many gold coins with you, you can give me this badge."
The emblem of the temple represents the identity of the divine envoy. Without this, Bev couldn't even enter the door of the temple. How could she give it out like this?
"Miss Yu Shu is joking. This badge cannot be given away casually. Giving it to him will harm him."
After reluctantly saying this, Bev quickly put away the badge and straightened her expression to say something to Caesar.
Yu Shu knew that the heroine would still only know how to quack, and would not give anything of value, so she stopped wasting her time with her, went to the counter, opened the room, and pulled Xize upstairs.
The latter also hurriedly followed suit, as if he was extremely afraid of Bev, this annoying spirit.
The two of them walked very fast and disappeared in the blink of an eye. Bev didn't even have a chance to speak.
Bev looked at the place where the two disappeared, her expression completely unbearable, and the key she held in her hand almost sunk into her palm.
"If Lord Envoy wants Caesar to serve, I can make arrangements."
Alger didn't really like Bev's insistence on serving a handsome waiter, but no matter how much he despised someone, he still made people feel happy.
Otherwise, who knows whether this angel who looks kind but is actually quite small-minded will settle a score with him in the future.
"Need not."
Bev also has her own pride. Since Caesar doesn't want to serve her, she insists on insisting on him, which not only makes her lose face, but also won't leave a good impression on Caesar.
Bev still believed in her intuition, and this time it did not increase Caesar's favor for her. She planned to find opportunities to get close to Caesar later. After all, she would still have to stay here for a few days, so she had plenty of time.
As for Yu Shu, as a saint, she went to the Dark Forest to convert the evil god with the responsibility of the temple, but she left privately in this small town. If the bishop found out, she would be forcibly taken back by the temple and punished.
