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Lily quickly returned the hug, extremely happy about the results of her allurement. Lily had grown to like and expect hugs, and this was a very good one. The Alraune found herself somewhat satisfied. "No, don't stop," said Lily, her voice barely above a whisper, "I like it." Lily peeked out...

Lily didn't care that that dreadful Lamia interjected. The guy was about ready to kill her and Anya before he was held back by the Bugbear. Needless to say, Lily did not like him much even if Susie was somewhat nice to him. Probably because it's best to get along with one's coworkers. "Well...

That was the reason she hung out with these ruffians? Because they happened to hire her straight out of university? "Ah, well I understand that this job may provide excellent work experience but..." Lily shook her head. They weren't close enough for Lily to be questioning her life decisions...

Lily knew that swordsmen sometimes disliked mages and their spells. Probably because of how cool magic was and how lame swinging around a big hunk of metal was. But seeing as Anya's father apparently didn't express any obvious disdain, it would probably be alright if the Neko learned a little...

Lily couldn't help but giggle a bit as well. There were so many evocators, and it was such a stupid and uninteresting school of magic. "I have no idea why so many pursue it. You'd think that making bigger fireballs would get boring at some point. Maybe they like all the flash and drama. Well...

Even though she seemed shy, Lily had really managed to get the necromancer talking. The Alraune couldn't help but think that it was nice that she had something she was so enthusiastic about. It gave Lily a good talking point, too, which was always a plus. "No, no. You didn't bother me at all...

After Susie was done, Lily lifted the top of the teapot to the side and a bit of steam came out. Lily quickly replaced it. "Yeah, this should be fine. We just need to let it steep for a few minutes. Four should be good unless you like your tea on the stronger side." Lily looked back up at...

Lily simply smiled as Susie revealed that she was sensitive about the nature of her magic, as Lily had guessed. Most nice necromancers were, and it was a good talking point if she wanted to get close. Then Anya started to get into the conversation, which was good. It meant that she could take...

Just as Lily had imagined, even though Susie seemed shy she was more than willing to talk about her undead friends. She seemed to treat them like kids, after all. Thankfully Curtis cleaned up before Anya turned around to address the necromancer, which made Lily kind of appreciate the giant...

Lily didn't say another word to Anya as she continued holding the girl close and patting her back. She couldn't let Anya escape from this particular hug, lest she witness all the blood and gore. Even dead, that green boy was an annoyance. Oh but he was a Human, thus Rose probably liked him...

Lily couldn't help but want to murder Azure as he idiotically put both her and Anya's lives in jeopardy by continuing to **** around even after Lily had tried to cut a reasonable deal. She was incredibly lucky that the Bugbear, at least, seemed reasonable even if the Lamia was not. Their lives...

Lily had to think things through. She didn't want to make Anya sad, she just needed the girl to understand how exactly she felt. But how would she go about it? This conversation could set the tone for their entire relationship, and she needed to say something meaningful. Something that Anya...

As Lily stared Anya down, the girl seemed to shrink. She looked frightened. This was usually the part where Lily backed down, apologized, and fawned over her friend, but not this time. It was important that Anya listened this time, and Lily felt somehow more powerful than usual. This surge of...

"Well, it's done," thought Lily, still laying against the crate, "She's safe for now. She doesn't have to be an adult yet, and she shouldn't need to be. She's too young for this sort of thing." Lily remembered the day she became a real adult. It was much like what Anya was going through...

"It's OK, Anya. I know they look fun, but they could really hurt people so don't do it. Also I think Macaulay Culkin used the heating apparatus from the bottom of an old deep fryer, but... yeah. Just stay there with your eyes closed." Lily backed away from Anya, still smiling as best she...

Lily looked deep into Anya's eyes for any sign of change as she explained how the guy she just pulverized was going to come back any second as an accordion. She still didn't seem to know or understand exactly what happened. Her eyes still had that gleam of innocence. Lily sighed, somewhat...

Lily followed quickly behind Anya as she escaped, fearful for what might happen. She wasn't as able to squeeze between all those crates as well as the Neko could, given the volume of her vines and petals, but she kept an eye on the girl all the same and followed as briskly as she could. She...

"Of course it's a good plan," thought Lily, somewhat impressed that the teacher was able to recognize her genius, "I thought of it." Soon enough, their boarding party teleported out. Things seemed to be going about as well as they could be, given that there hadn't been much more...

Lily just watched as Anya fell asleep. She would have to stay active to make certain that Anya remained safe in this huge pile of junk, but that wouldn't be a problem. Despite the rats and the rusty, broken syringes, the thing seemed to be flying rather smoothly. And then turbulence was...

Lily patted Anya's head gently as her vines began coiling around the little Neko. "You don't have to act all tough in front of me, you know?" said Lily in a soft, quite tone conducive to sleep, "If you ever want a nap or a hug or something, I'm here. I like it, and I promise I won't tease you...