Modern World Warlock-Chapter 154: New Residence
On a beautiful Saturday morning in Novis, Camille called all of the Jade Dragons who were in the city to a location in a large residential area near the downtown.
When they arrived, they found themselves before a tall stone wall with a set of stairs beside it, blocked by a gate.
One of Camille's servants opened the gate for Dante and his group, and after climbing up the stairs, they were surprised to see the massive residence before them.
The main yard stretched for at least fifteen meters, with a fountain on one side that had an emerald dragon pouring water out of its mouth.
As they followed the stone path to the doors of the mansion, Camille came out of the entrance to greet them with a smile.
"Welcome to our new home!" The handler exclaimed.
The house had a modern facade, with the front stretching from one side of the yard to the other.
When they went through the main doors, they found themselves in an expansive hallway with a glass panel on the back that showcased another garden behind it.
"Th-this is our new house?" Zac pondered aloud, perplexed at how expensive everything looked.
Camille explained to the group that the entire residence was only one floor, but the layout was made so that it was easy to transverse without getting lost.
The wide hallways were laid out to make a square, going around the entire mansion and connecting back with the main entrance.
As the handler started her tour of the place with a large group of the Jade Dragons behind her, they got to the west hallway that led to the bedrooms.
There were two bedroom areas—the north and south—separated by a yard that could be crossed from one side to another with a sturdy and somewhat elegant bridge.
"You'll be able to choose your rooms later. Let's keep moving for now," Camille said as they passed by the bedrooms.
When they reached the northern hallway, Camille called it the "entertainment hall" since most of the rooms' functions were mainly for entertainment purposes.
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There was also a small kitchen and dining area, which could be used for non-important meals, as the main kitchen and dining room were in the east hallway.
From the large glass panel on one side of the hallway that led to the inner part of the house, the group spotted a large courtyard with a pool, a few beach recliners, and a basketball court beside them.
"That's the pool area… We'll pass through there in a bit," Camille said after seeing the group's interest.
When they reached the east hallway, the first room they found was the "spa and sauna," an expansive room divided into men's and women's areas and an open hot spring at the back.
Next to it were the laboratory and training rooms, which were some of the largest in the whole mansion.
At the end of the east hallway, they passed by the main kitchen and dining room—and arrived back at the southern hallway, next to the entrance.
From there, Camille took the group to the inner part of the mansion, arriving at what she called the "inner yard."
Dante noticed a circular room above the center of the area, with two bridges leading to it, making it seem like it was suspended in the air.
Camille explained that it was the "briefing room," the only room in the house that was elevated from the ground.
When they walked beneath the bridges, they arrived at the courtyard, which had a pool, a bar, and recliners around it.
To finish the entire tour, Camille took the group to the briefing room, which was wholly surrounded by windows that could also be used as screens, giving them a 360-degree view of the residence from above.
"So, what do you think?" Camille asked the group with a proud smile.
"It's like a small town…" Zac commented, perplexed at the size and sophistication of the place.
"Well, I expect to get more residents as we rebuild our teams, so it might seem extra large at the moment…" Camille said.
"For now, go pick your rooms…" The handler continued.
The northern bedrooms were for the Gamma, Omega, Zeta, and Delta teams, with the latter having only Trinity as a member who didn't even live with them.
The southern bedrooms were reserved for the Alpha, Beta, Epsilon, and Kappa teams, which were bound to get new members soon.
When Dante and his team went to the northern bedrooms area, the teams quickly scattered as they rushed to pick theirs, leaving Dante deep in his thoughts as he considered which one to take.
One of the rooms had a sign that said "master bedroom," which meant it was the largest one in the house.
'Hmm, I suppose Megan and Sophie will choose that one…' Dante thought, knowing that the two women slept together most of the time.
Sophia noticed Dante's doubts, making her playfully smile before whispering something in Megan's ears.
As Dante gazed at the two women, he saw Sophia giggling while whispering, making the brunette widen her eyes with surprise for a brief second.
"Hmm, yeah—I'm okay with that," Megan said after the blonde separated from her ear.
'I guess they are done with their planning…' Dante thought, making his way to one of the empty bedrooms.
"Dante!" Sophia beckoned the warlock.
"What's up, Sophie?" Dante asked as he approached the two women.
"Umm… so, what if—uhh…" Sophia stammered her sentence.
"You wanna share the master bedroom with us?" Megan interjected, coldly stating what her friend wanted to say.
Sophia blushed at Megan's words, but the brunette was wholly unfazed—and Dante wasn't any different from the latter.
"Share it? Do we even fit in there?" Dante pondered.
When the three entered the master bedroom, they realized that the bed was way larger than an ordinary king-size bed.
Behind the trio, Camille entered the room and chuckled at their perplexity.
"This is an Alaskan King… It's one of the largest mattresses that you can get on the market," the handler said.
When Dante looked at Camille's umbra, he could sense a strange sense of pride, making him believe that the woman had planned to have the three of them in one room all along.
Still, seeing that Megan and Sophia genuinely wanted to share it with him, he didn't see a reason to decline.
