Soon enough, it would be too cold outside for them to continue spending so much time outdoors. Ahn-Bo didn't mind it—he knew Seojin-a preferred it because it was more quiet (and nobody was giving him strange looks that he pretended not to notice), but he also knew that the cold affected the vampire much more than it did himself. His friend had taken to bundling up in so many layers that there was absolutely no way that it wasn't prohibiting his movement; it would have been fine if they had simply been outside, but they also happened to be flying around on broomsticks, which made it a safety concern.

If someone had told him that they could intuitively sense the sudden presence of a specific person, he would have scoffed and told them they were crazy. It was happening with Seojin-a more and more often. When he felt a small tug in his belly, it signaled his friend's arrival. He caught sight of the vampire (so bundled up it was nearly comical) and waved, striding in his direction. "We don't have to do this if it's too cold—we can just find our hanok and play a card game or something." was the first thing out of his mouth, with the second being, "How did it go with Seonsaengnim?"

Without waiting for a response, he began to unwind the scarlet Western-style scarf he wore from around his own neck. This was their typical outdoor ritual. Seojin-a didn't have a scarf, nor would he accept Ahn-Bo purchasing one for him, so the beater would just come up with excuses to get it around his friend's neck instead. (The fact that it had smelled of smokey pine after it was returned was just an extra incentive.) At this point, he didn't even bother to come up with an excuse; he just began to drape it cozily around the vampire's throat. He'd had a rather genius idea today and wanted to see if Seojin-a had noticed the warming enchantment he'd used on it. Walking down here with it on had made him begin to sweat, but Seojin-a was very much a creature of routine. Ahn-Bo wasn't about to change things up and have his vampire freeze for being too stubborn.