Approaching you was a short orange-haired girl with a red ribbon on her head. She wore a white sleeveless blouse with a red bowtie, a blue skirt, and a pair of black shoes. However what really got your attention the most are those pair of large horns spouting out from her head which is a good sign that this wasn't a human being.
"Hello there, can I sit here please?" She spoke to you.
"Umm...okay?" You said, a bit intimidated by the sight, but you don't want end up judging her.
The horned girl sits next to you and takes out a large purple gourd bottle from under the table. She opens the cork from the mouth of the bottle and drinks (although rather noisily) from it. You watch in slight amazement as she chugs loudly and wondered what's inside that bottle.
This lasted for like 2 in the half minutes until she's finally finished. The girl sigh in delight and let out a loud burp that startled you.
"Ahhhh....that's some tasty sake." She said as she then looks at you. "Say, what brings you here this late at night?"
"Well, you see..." You began "I somehow ended up in this strange world after being chased by a group of ruthless gangsters and I was wondering if there's anyone who's willing to give me shelter."
"So you're from the outside world? Well, that's definitely not new." Said the horned girl "As for the shelter, I think I know one for you."
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