He seemed to be in high spirits, with none of the moroseness he had shown earlier visible on his face. All that was left was a hearty and buoyant smile.
Upon hearing about the prospect of drinking, Elder Clinton enthusiastically ran over, saying, "Alright."
While speaking, Reuel Bible invited Leonard Churchill, "Brother here, would you like to join us for a drink?"
"Sure."
Hearing the invitation, Leonard Churchill contemplated it for a moment, then walked over.
Together with the two assistants, the group of six who had earlier escaped the chaos sat around a makeshift table made from rotten wooden planks, drinking together.
...
Leonard Churchill initially didn't want to associate with official figures, considering his identity as an "assassin".
However, the situation now was slightly tricky because he had an[Angel]in his possession.
If the other party had malicious intentions, he wasn't sure he could escape.
But evidently, there were none.
