Chapter 6.7 - Human World

Gail took a sip of his milk and said, "Diana is a kind woman to those who know her well, and a strange woman to those who only know her as an acquaintance."

He continued, "From sunrise to sunset she will be busy helping her mother with household matters. She hardly ever left the house. People say she's anti-social or that's what his family says about her."

"Except at night—" Gail took another sip of her milk before continuing his information, "—when people were asleep, she would leave her house and go to the outskirts of the city."

"Drinkers who are also night watchers always see her at night. When they follow her, she always disappears."

"They could have been tricked by her," said Al.

"No. They weren't tricked. Once they tried to trap her because she is so suspicious. Some people followed her and the others were waiting at the night flower exit, she entered that place but she never came out."

"They must not have