Perry was feeling extremely sorry for itself, and even though it was in agony, it could only grit its own teeth and suppress it. Looking at the menacing gleam in its master's eyes, it could only repress the rest of the agonized howls that were about to come out of its mouth.

At the same time, it was feeling rather perplexed, and it was wondering whether its master was angry at Lana for her attitude or if it was angry at something else.

Meanwhile, the owner of the tailor shop was under the impression that Perry's howl was a signal that was urging him to work faster, and he immediately picked up the pace, even though he was already working quite quickly. Soon, sweat began to pour down from his forehead, and the back of his loose-fitting robes was also soaked with sweat.

Thus, Lana had only strolled around the shop a few times before the shop owner completed his work.

Lana took a glance at the profusely sweating shop owner, then cast her gaze toward the pair of menacing skeletons, and she couldn't help but feel rather amused.

She entered the changing room to put on her new clothes, and she emerged with a carmine shawl draped over her shoulder, extending down to her waist. Beneath the shawl was a white blouse, which had had its sleeves modified upon request from Lana, turning them from tight-fitting...