Miss Star, spoiled by her father and brother

"Go right along this fork in the road and you will find the priestess's home. The priestess doesn't live with everyone in the stone fortress. I take Wei'er to her place for medical treatment every day. Speaking of which, you can never imagine how the priestess treats Wei'er."

Mrs. Seaforth looked at her husband curiously.

"I'll tell you in detail later. Keep going forward and you will reach the stone fort. You can see it now. The bird's nest-shaped thing in the distance is it." Sifos pointed and introduced it to his wife.

At noon, every household was cooking. As soon as Sifos and his companions entered the stone fortress, people along the street opened their windows and looked down.

Kane and Ryan were curiously observing the peculiar house, but slowly, they looked up and saw people everywhere. Two or three heads squeezed out of each window, and sometimes four or five heads. They were embarrassed to be seen by the children, so they held their father's hand tightly.

"That's Mr. Seaforth's family, right?"

"I think so. They look like a family."

"His wife is so pretty! His two children are pretty too. Do all the people there look like this?"

"His wife's dress is a very original one. We have never seen anything like it here."

"It must be the style there. Mr. Seaforth also dresses differently from us."

"Don't be shy, little one, look up! Let your sister have a good look at you!" An enthusiastic girl leaned out from the windowsill, waved her arms and greeted them.

Kane and Ryan, who understood what was said, looked up subconsciously, and then a scream broke out.

"Ah! So cute! Come up here and I'll give you some candy!"

"Come to my house! I'm stewing pheasant for lunch today!"

"Your pheasant is enough for several people, Mr. Seaforth. Come to my house! I have a whole rack of lamb!"

The Goodells warmly invited the Sievers and their children to their home, and some even threw food out of the window.

"Little boy! Go on!"

Kane and Ryan were stunned by the scene, but their bodies still went to catch the food reflexively. They couldn't just let the food fall to the ground. If they saw that the food was thrown off-center, Sivers would help catch it. Mrs. Sivers held the child and could only watch.

"Okay, that's enough. Thank you all for your hospitality. We have already agreed with the chief to have lunch at his house at noon today. We have received your kindness and will definitely visit his house next time we have the chance. We'll be leaving first, everyone get busy!" Sifos said loudly.

After saying this, he signaled to his wife and children with his eyes, and the few of them quickened their pace.

After passing the most densely populated area, they finally breathed a sigh of relief. Kane and Ryan were still in shock and wanted to pat their chests, but found that both hands were full. There were red and green small fruits and candies wrapped in pastry paper. When they couldn't hold them anymore, they stuffed them into their pockets, but their pockets were full.

"It's so scary. I was scared to death just now. Dad, people here have always been like this... so..." Kane couldn't find any adjectives.

"He is passionate and unrestrained." Ryan added on behalf of his brother.

Sifos smiled and said, "Yes, that's the character of the Goodale people. They are warm and cheerful, and very generous to their friends. You will know once you make friends with them."

"The chief's youngest son, Ganz, is about your age. I just saw him over there. You can get to know him and make friends with him."

[I just wonder if he can be generous again. I still have his handful of stones], Siphos thought.

When they heard their father mention Gantz, both of them fell silent. Sifos thought they were just shy.

"Hey, you're here! Come and sit down, eat some fruit first, the food will have to wait a while." Seeing Sifos and the others coming back, the chief's wife invited them to sit in the pavilion, and then went back to the kitchen to continue cooking.

The chief and his three sons were with him outside.

"Come, have some tea." The chief poured a cup of tea for Seaforth and his wife.

Then he turned to Kane and Ryan and asked, "Can you two have some tea?"

"They just need to drink plain water," Sifos said for them.

"Well, eat the fruit. You're welcome."

"Your family is great. You also have three children, both a son and a daughter." The chief sighed.

Sifos shook his head. "No, it's four, and there's a little son at home. We started with three sons like you, but my wife and I wanted a daughter so much that we decided to try one last time, and then we had Wei'er."

"Then you are really lucky. You got what you wanted. You have been looking forward to it for so long. No wonder it is so precious."

Seaforth freely admitted: "Yes, Wei'er is the apple of our family's eye."

The chief looked at Kane and Ryan who were sitting next to him with some concern. If parents favor one child, the other children will feel uncomfortable...

Unexpectedly, the two children nodded in agreement, and when they saw the chief's gaze, they were very confused: What's wrong? Is there anything you want?

Chief: I'm sorry, I worried too much...

"Well, what about the other child? Why doesn't he come along?"

"He's too young. It's inconvenient to take him out." Sifos made up an excuse.

The chief understood very well that it was very troublesome to cry when a child was too young, and it was impossible to reason with him, just like they couldn't explain to Gantz why they couldn't dig another sister for him from the mountain.

Gantz: It’s so annoying, why is there another one?

During the meal, the chief's wife talked about accommodation.

"The bed in Mr. Seaforth's bedroom is a little small. I remember there's an empty room in the front yard. Go clean it up after dinner. You and your wife can sleep there tonight. The two children can sleep with Ganz. The bed in his room is very big. When it was made, we thought that boys would grow taller in the future, so we made a big one on purpose to save the trouble of changing it."

Ganz's eyes widened in surprise: With them?!

Kane and Ryan were also a little surprised, but it was not so obvious.

"It just so happens that they are of the same age, so it doesn't matter if they can't understand what they say, they should be able to play together." This is what the chief's wife thought.

The same goes for Sifos. He has a good impression of Gantz and supports his son making friends with him.

"Okay, let the three of them sleep together. Don't worry about communication, they have translators on them." Sifos pointed to his ears and said, "They can understand what you say, but they can't speak. We need to use a machine to translate what you say."

"Don't bother my wife, just sleep with me. There's no problem sleeping in that bed for two people."

The chief's wife was about to say "How can that be? It's so crowded" when her husband interrupted her.

"Okay, I'll inconvenience you then."

After coming down, the chief winked at his wife and said, "They just met and are very close! How crowded can it be to sleep together? They only complain about the size of the bed, not the size of it."

The chief's wife looked at the man's improper behavior, picked up the pot and slammed it on his face, thinking that she would not be annoyed if she didn't see it.