Type-Moon, but the Servant is Tom

Chapter 125: Spike and Savage Dog Cross Paths

Chapter 125: Spike and Savage Dog Cross Paths

It wasn't that the elegant old man, who called himself Moriarty, wanted to steal the battery and sell it for money. He simply had an itch to commit a crime. And he happened to come across a careless vehicle owner, which was quite convenient, just like receiving a pillow when feeling sleepy.

"Now, it's time for the interview," Moriarty casually tossed the battery into a secluded corner trash bin and headed towards the direction of the bar.

Meanwhile, Bai Song was completely unaware as he made his way towards the interior of the seaside amusement park. Though it had only been open for a few minutes, the place, named Seaside Paradise, was more like a small seaside city and was already bustling with people.

Fortunately, the park was large enough, so the population density seemed comparable to strolling around Fuyuki City. While there were many people, it didn't appear overwhelming.

What pleased Bai Song the most was that almost no one paid attention to the cat, Tom, tied around his neck. It seemed that as long as you were in this "amusement park city" rather than the city center, people didn't care much about others' eccentric outfits.

It's like when a beautiful girl wears a swimsuit in a park, she'll be surrounded, but on the beach... she would still attract attention. Well, the example might not be entirely accurate, but the general idea was there.

On the other hand, the dog next to Bai Song was drawing a lot of attention. Since Bai Song didn't have a leash for Spike, people who noticed the large dog trailing behind him chose to take a detour.

"This might not work out so well. I was careless and should have brought a dog leash..." Bai Song turned around and glanced at the enormous Spike, understanding why nobody cared about the cat tied around his neck.

Bai Song had to admit that he was careless. But since he had already brought Spike along, he couldn't just take him back home immediately.

Leaving aside whether the electric scooter had any battery left, even if it did, it would take at least an hour for a round trip. And if there was no battery, walking would take even longer.

Just at that moment, Bai Song finally found a restaurant with a sign that read "Free for the first seven days," just as advertised. Bai Song was moved by those words.

Here, not only the attractions but also the food was free. One couldn't help but wonder who was the unfortunate soul behind this amusement park. It was practically throwing money away.

However, right next to the "Free for the first seven days" sign, another sign caught Bai Song's attention. It read, "No dogs allowed."

"Oh no, I have to leave the dog outside, but I don't have a leash..." Bai Song scratched his head and felt a bit troubled about what to do with Spike.

Upon hearing Bai Song's words, Spike got scared and sat down on the ground. He nervously bit his lower lip and stared at Bai Song with a worried expression.

On the other hand, when Tom heard Bai Song mention tying up Spike, he immediately showed a hint of a delighted smile. Before Bai Song could finish speaking, Tom reached behind himself and pulled out a red dog leash, elegantly waving it in front of Bai Song.

Seeing something being waved in front of him, Bai Song reached out and pulled it towards him, only to realize it was a dog leash. He glanced at Tom beside him, who was still holding the leash as if offering it.

"Oh? Thank you, Tom!"

Bai Song patted Tom's head to show his appreciation, then effortlessly tied the leash around Spike's neck, completely ignoring Spike's pleading eyes.

"La-la-la-la-la~~~"

Seeing Spike being leashed, Tom became so excited that he immediately perched on Bai Song's shoulder, facing backward and staring at Spike. He placed both thumbs against his temples and wiggled them, sticking his tongue out at Spike.

Ever since Spike was summoned, Tom had always wanted to mock him but never had the courage. And now, Spike's movements were finally restricted by his magnificent owner.

For Tom, this was an incredibly satisfying moment!

Meanwhile, Spike could only lie on the ground with a displeased expression, propping up his head with his right hand while rhythmically tapping the ground with the fingers of his left hand, expressing his dissatisfaction with Bai Song's decision.

If Tom could speak at that moment, his first words would undoubtedly be, "I've always wanted to see that expression on your face, the expression of jealousy towards me~ Hahaha!"

After tying one end of the leash to Spike's neck, Bai Song secured the other end to a nearby iron ring designed for restraining pets. With everything in place, Bai Song clapped his hands and walked straight into the restaurant.

"Great, we can go in now!"

As Bai Song turned around, Tom even reached out and pinched Spike's nose. And when he pinched it, Spike's two ears suddenly transformed into two trumpets, emitting the sound of blowing a trumpet, "Toot-toot!"

Upon hearing the sound, Bai Song got scared, thinking there was a car honking behind him. He quickly turned around to look, but there was nothing there. "What's with the strange noise?!"

Spike's ears had already returned to their normal state, apparently unnoticed by Bai Song. After confirming that there was nothing behind him, Bai Song gave a puzzled look for a moment before realizing that he might have been hearing things. He then pushed open the restaurant door and walked inside, leaving Spike alone, tied to a dog post not far from the entrance.

At that moment, Spike was lonely. But he wouldn't be alone for long. He wouldn't be the only dog tied up outside the restaurant anymore. Not far away, a man with blue hair wearing a blue beach shirt caught sight of the restaurant.

"Mmmph~" With a mouthful of ice cream, the blue-haired man pouted and mumbled indistinctly with a determined gaze. "That dog... looks a bit like the 'Schrdinger' familiar in the information she gave me."

"Gurgle~ Burp~" After swallowing the ice cream in his mouth, the blue-haired man accidentally hiccupped, fortunately resolving it with just one hiccup.

The man's name was C Chulainn, the Servant of Kayneth's... wife.

"I didn't expect that the dog, which is probably 'Schrdinger's Servant, would appear here. That means 'Schrdinger' must be here too, right?"

"Well, then, I'll consider this dog as post-meal exercise." C Chulainn stretched his hands upward, yawned, and smiled faintly. He decided to take care of the dog first.

"That way, maybe my master won't keep asking me to do chores all day long?"