A land of orcs with more men and fewer women

"It's really completely different from the Heaton in Lila City!" Lilith was so excited that the little orc was about to pounce on the beautiful sketch.

Tailor Yoel carefully pulled Lilith over and introduced her, "Unlike most of the orcs in Lila City who wear Hiton, the female orcs in Cavendish City prefer to wear two-piece suits."

As the tailor Joel spoke, her hands kept moving. The sketch, which had already been outlined, was gradually perfected under her pen: "Look, the top should be left to the ribs. Use a supporting gauze to make a puff sleeve at the shoulder. For the bottom, instead of a skirt, um... bloomers may be more suitable for a little orc like you who debuted in Cavendish City. You should prepare a set of bloomers..."

At this time, Lilith was already kneeling next to Tailor Yoel, with her two little hands completely resting on Tailor Yoel's arms, and she was leaning forward to look at the drawings drawn by Tailor Yoel.

Yoel Tailor occasionally turned his head and gently asked her what color she liked and what her living habits were. Based on Lilith's answers, Yoel Tailor recommended a style that suited her.

Now Lilith, the whole little orc, has been completely convinced by Yoel the tailor, and the only thing her little head can do is nod "hmm" continuously.

Two female orcs, one big and one small, sat on the thick and dense carpet, communicating with each other about clothes.

Transcending the age limit, Lilith and Tailor Yoel have very similar aesthetic tastes. In just the time it took for the servant to change two pots of tea, Tailor Yoel was suddenly inspired and produced six or seven drawings.

When Yoel was sewing and planning to refine the drawings next to Lilith, Lilith thought of a fatal problem.

"How long will it take to make these clothes?" Lilith looked at the not-so-simple designs in the drawings. Obviously, these clothes were different from the ones she was wearing now. They were not something that could be made with just a piece of cloth, one or two pins, and a belt.

"Hmm..." Tailor Yoel stopped writing silently. After a while, he turned his head and asked Lilith, "One set should take at least 30 days to complete."

Lilith and Yoel the Tailor looked at each other, and Yoel the Tailor added: "If we rush the work."

Lilith was also silent.

After a few seconds, the two small hands silently moved away from the Yoel tailor's arms.

Tailor Yoel felt something was wrong, tightened his fingers around the pen, and asked hesitantly, "When does Miss Lilith need it?"

Lilith felt inexplicably guilty: "...next week."

As an adult female beastman, Tailor Yoel had many years of experience in learning skills and thought she had seen many ups and downs. At this moment, with a look of devastation on her face, she tried hard to suppress her inner collapse and asked back: "Isn't that two days later?!"

Lilith didn't dare to look at Tailor Yoel, she just moved her hips and half turned sideways: "Mm... Mm!"

"Ah?!" Considering that Lilith was still a little orc, Tailor Yoel did not look at her, but glared directly at Seth, who was standing aside and looked indifferent and bored.

Seth, who was originally leaning on the cushion behind him, felt his hair stand on end when he saw her. He pulled his legs back unnaturally and tensed up.

Tailor Yoel was even more angry. How could there be such a ridiculous request? ! Seeing Seth's indifferent expression, Tailor Yoel held his breath and said, "Why didn't you inform me earlier?!"

In fact, part of the reason was that the news of the Cavendish family's relocation was too sudden. But Seth didn't understand why the tailor Joel was so angry: "It's okay, isn't it quick to make clothes?"

Tailor Yoel's mouth opened and closed like a fish that was suddenly thrown out of water. She glanced at the waistcoat Seth was wearing... and took deep breaths repeatedly to calm herself down.

Finally, she adjusted her mood and asked breathlessly: "Do you think all orcs can wear waistcoats like you? Just wrap a piece of cloth around your waist and that's it?!!"

"But, strictly speaking, for Lilith's clothes, we only need to make the small upper part, right? The lower body can also be made into a waistcoat...right?" Seth said this under the angry glare of Yoel the tailor, and he added the word "right" uncertainly at the end to express his question.

"That's you!" Tailor Yoel felt that he and Seth had no common ground. "Miss Lilith has just arrived in Cavendish City. Of course she has to dress up carefully! Only then will she be in a good mood!"

After finishing speaking, Tailor Yoel, without even looking at Seth, turned around and said to Lilith soothingly, "Ms. Lilith, let me go back to the workshop and think of a solution! Wait for me!!"

Tailor Yoel ran to the door in a hurry, and with a "bang" he pushed hard with both hands and disappeared from the sight of Lilith and Seth.