𝖑𝖔𝖛𝖊. 𝖆𝖓𝖉 𝖆𝖒𝖎𝖈𝖎𝖈𝖎𝖉𝖊 || ɢᴇɴꜱʜɪɴ ɪᴍᴘᴀᴄᴛ || ᴋᴀᴇʙᴇᴅᴏ || ᴛᴡ; ɢᴏʀᴇ.

𝖆 𝖑𝖔𝖓𝖌 𝖓𝖎𝖌𝖍𝖙.

Tonight, the pigs were left another feast but to be starved for the week, with small food remnants. Hopefully, the feast will be enough.

Kaeya and Albedo had finally arrived in Sumeru. The stuffiness of the carriage had intensified as the colleagues hopped out, situated outside a small hotel. The driver assisted in taking out the baggage.

The heat of Sumeru rushed to the two, instantly causing Albedo's cheeks to slightly tinged red.
"Ah, Sumeru. We finally made it. After what felt like forever." Kaeya groaned, stretching. His body felt stiff after sitting for so long, cracking his knuckle and neck. Albedo watched, rolling his wrist and shaking his hands.
"I forgot the heat of Sumeru."

Kaeya nodded.

"Truly like Kheanri'ah." He grins, looking around.
Albedo's body slightly stiffens at the mention, clearing his throat before collecting a luggage.

"Shall we head in?" Kaeya smiles, also taking the last two luggages. Albedo nods, watching Kaeya tip the driver before it trotted off.

The two arrived at the receptionist. Albedo collected his key, assuming Kaeya did as well as they headed to the rooms.

Up the stairs, dragging their luggage behind, they arrived at the top floor, and walked through a hallway, to find Albedo's room. Repeating the room number under his breath he reached a door which matched. Taking the key to unlock. Albedo walked in, as did Kaeya unexpectedly.

Putting their luggage to the side, Albedo turned back, confused.
"Are you not entering your room?"

Kaeya smiled, almost a sneer if anything, crossing his arm. "I was not informed by you of the hotel that I would have to book a room."

Albedo gasps in response. "Oh dear. I completely forgot. I was assuming you had a room because Huffman had booked his room!" Albedo panicked, rushing to the bedside to a small telephone.

"I shall order your room now." Albedo nods, spinning the numbers according to the paper next to the telephone to ring reception.

Kaeya watches in amusement before moving closer to him and the bed, finally sitting on the bed, slightly sinking in the mattress.

"Hello? Is this reception?" Albedo waited for a response. "Yes.. this is calling from room 118. I'd like to book an extra room if that's allowed?" Albedo mumbled, before pausing to listen to the person on the other line's response.
"Yes. Yes.. Oh..." Albedo felt panic rise on him. "Oh. um.. Is there a room under Huffman's name?" Albedo listened to the other line. "Oh, no. We are acquaintances. Could we take that room instead? ..... ...... Not allowed because of privacy policy.. I see.. Are you sure you don't have spare rooms?" He bit his lips.

Meanwhile, Kaeya watched this unfold before him, with a smirk.

"Oh.. I see, I apologise for bothering.. Thank you....yes.. Thank you. Bye" and the phone rings when he places it back to the base.

"Well?" Kaeya hums, crossing one leg over the other, leaning slightly back and his arms also stretched out, holding him up.

Albedo glanced at Kaeya, a regretful look on his face.

"I'm so sorry, Kaeya. They're fully booked out and they won't give out the room under Huffman's name because of privacy and security policy." Albedo mumbled, looking down, his golden locks falling by the sides of his face.

Kaeya smiled.
"It was never a problem, I was thinking of sharing a room anyways." He smirks.Albedo blinked.

"Yes.. I'll sleep by the desk-"