高清无线视频传输系统

After they cleared the entire place, the man coughed and bowed, looking upwards towards the floor.

"Dear Vips, I am sorry for showing you such an unsightly sight. I hope it didn\'t ruin the fun as an apology. We will make all the reservations free for today. I hope you understand," the man bowed fully.

"I understand, Mr. Ethan," Leo was the first to speak in a loud voice, and the others in the Vip\'s room shouted together with a smile on their faces.

While Aur was just standing there without speaking a single word.

Aur just expressionlessly looked at the man with a narrowed gaze. "Was that illusion magic or hypnosis magic?" he muttered to himself.

Ethan nodded his head with a smile on his face as he returned back. "The program will continue as per the usual schedule."

The moment he said those words, cheers erupted from everywhere. The woman who wore revealing clothes appeared again as she danced on the pole with a smile on her face.

However, now there were two more women who had identical seductive clothes that covered barely enough, just enough for the people to run their imagination wild.

The Vip rooms became silent again, slowly enjoying the words without a single sound, making the three girls disheartened and unmotivated.

Since the people who always cheered for them left, with the entire place empty and the Vips who barely talked or cheered for them, they felt unmotivated and confused instead.

However, they still did their dancing as properly as they could, after all, they knew the terrifying consequences of meeting the Vips.

Just like that, time passed as the moon seemed to have vanished from sight. At this point, almost everyone had left, all except for one room which was still brightened like a full moon.

The three women\'s legs had already given out, but they didn\'t stop their dance at all, with tears threatening to come out of their eyes and sweat glistening on their almost pure bare bodies.

Finally, to the relief of the three women, the last Vip room\'s light finally closed, meaning they had left, causing them to sigh of relief.

"Luckily, they left; otherwise…" the woman looked at her own feet which had a trail of blood.

…

Of course, Aur and the party were the last ones to leave the party as they traveled around the place before returning home.

"So, brother Aur, how was my hospitality?" Leo asked with a smirk on his face, tinged with pride.

"It was good. I liked the woman more," Aur said with an embarrassed expression.

"Eh, then you should have told me; you could have bought her as well."

"Huh, there is such a thing?" Aur looked at him with disbelief.

"Yes, there is such a thing. How else would they get people who wear such profane clothes? Especially inside the academy."

"You are right, brother Leo. Then why did the four brothers attack the bar all of a sudden?" Aur asked with a confused expression on her face.

"Oh," Leo pondered for a moment. "They must have not known such details previously then," he said with a casual shrug. "Now they can regret it for their entire life.

However, as they walked, Aur soon found himself isolated from the group as Anne slowly made her way towards him with a blush on her face.

"Hmm, what is it-" Anne gave Aur a small piece of paper and hurriedly ran away with a shy expression on her face.

Aur subtly glanced at the paper and looked at Leo with a smirk on his face before scratching his head and subtly hiding the paper.

"Hmm, brother Aur, what happened?" Leo suddenly turned around.

"Oh… it\'s… it\'s nothing," Aur spoke while avoiding the gaze of Leo.

"Hahaha." Leo laughed. "Now you have to tell me, brother Aur, what is it?"

"It\'s really nothing." Aur shook his head with a shrug.

"Oh, okay, if you say so, brother. See you." Leo casually shrugged, and the group all left to their own devices.

Alfred looked at Aur one last time before he left with an expressionless face.

Aur narrowed his eyes upon reading the note, thinking, "This Alfred guy needs to die," as he took out the small paper given to him by Anne.

His face morphed into a frown the moment he saw the contents of the paper.

(Aur, I know it might be a little direct and out of nowhere, but from the first time I saw you, I loved you above and beyond. I know I already have a boyfriend, your friend Leo, but I truly love you. I wanted to refuse Leo\'s proposal at first; however, he went to my family, and they pressured me into marrying him. I was truly helpless and gave in to the family pressure.

However, I won\'t let that bastard Leo succeed. I don\'t want to give him my first time. Please, brother Aur, come to the pleasure pavilion, room number 101, right now and take me. I will be waiting for you. Please.)

At the end, there were small droplets of tears, which made Aur frown.

However, suddenly his crimson side-glanced, and his eyes reflected a sense of injustice.

"How could Leo do this to such a beauty? He is nothing but scum. I must go to Anne," Aur spoke with a determined tone and immediately left the place with hurried steps.

On the side, Leo was listening to all of this with a smirk on his face. "This is too easy; that\'s what happens when you only have brawn for your brain," he smirked as he left the place.

"My mouse runs as much as you want, but in the end, all paths will lead to your death…," Leo mused while signing as he left the place.

…

Aur quickly arrived at the pavilion and looked at the small three-floored building with red lanterns hung on it.

There was a woman and a man who came in pairs with a blissful expression and entered the place while smiling with lust apparent on their faces.

However, Aur didn\'t immediately enter as he decided to get some information first.

A man in a suit with a woman in seductive clothing was walking towards the pleasure palace with the man\'s hand on her waist, tightening it with time.

"I am telling you I am going to become the greatest wizard in the entire village, becoming the village hero. At that time, many women will come to me. If you don\'t take your chance, you are going to regret it for the rest of your life," the man spoke with a loud laughter.

"How many women have you said the same thing to? Just give me your money and get on with it," the woman rolled her eyes in an obvious expression.

"Cough cough," the man embarrassingly coughed, "not many, might be two… no, five… no-"