Though the other party seemed somewhat playful, there wasn't much malice in it, and Tilan hesitated for a few seconds before finally nodding.
"Kinsenke, if you want to join, that's fine, but you must abide by the club's rules and not oppress or bully others at will, or else you can't stay here," she said.
"Oh—" It was the first time Kinsenke had heard someone tell him to his face that he couldn't stay somewhere, even if it was only hypothetical at the moment.
That girl sounded quite natural, it seemed she didn't realize that such words could be offensive to someone of his status. Strangely, though, he wasn't very angry? Kinsenke thought it might be because she was naive, and so he was more tolerant.
"What rules? Let me see them."
Afterwards, Annelli sent him a document. The rules were not many; most of them talked about love and peace within the group and taking care of each other. The only significant requirement was the weekly gathering.
