The Romantic Life of a Goblin

Sophie gave Elodie a detailed account of the other women's situations, including how the huntress Carola, who had left her lair, was captured and how she became their companion.

In the eyes of this disabled woman, all the women who come here seem unable to escape and will eventually be assimilated.

The female scholar disagreed with this, but she did realize the difference of this nest. The leaders Allen and Notis trusted the female slaves much more than the monsters.

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Both Emma and Helen are pregnant. They usually stay in bed most of the time to rest. After all, pregnancy requires more rest to maintain good health.

However, since both of them had experienced childbirth, they were already familiar with the process and did not experience any problems such as pregnancy syndrome.

Emma has a pair of deep dark brown eyes and long, shiny black hair. She has a plump figure and looks to be about thirty-eight or thirty-nine years old.

She has given birth to many children and is very experienced.

In the eyes of the female scholar, she was just an ordinary woman who had spent three or four years in this nest.

According to rumors, she was also captured by the goblins because her village was attacked.

In daily life, she always behaves very docilely and well-behaved, without any intention of resistance.

Despite this, she is completely unremarkable and hardly makes a lasting impression.

However, it is worth mentioning that Emma is very easy to get along with.

She was full of admiration for the knowledgeable female scholar and always showed a cordial attitude whenever she talked to her.

From her bright eyes, it can be seen that she has no confusion or anxiety in her heart.

Perhaps, she had already accepted her fate as a goblin slave, and took a laissez-faire attitude towards her future life, believing that everything would continue peacefully.

In addition, Emma also plans to raise some golden pheasants and horned rabbits in the nest to enrich the daily diet.

Ever since Corolla brought back various cooking utensils, Emma has developed a strong interest in cooking and began to try to learn various recipes.

Although limited by incomplete ingredients, after many attempts, she successfully improved the quality of food in the nest.

The much pastry cooking knowledge shared by Elodie aroused Emma's great interest.

However, making snacks requires an oven as well as ingredients such as flour and eggs, which the current nest lacks.

When it came time to go shopping for supplies next time, Emma offered to help buy what was needed.

Her eyes twinkled as she hummed the names of the spices: "Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme..."

The voice was full of anticipation.

Looking at Emma's excited look when she talked about various foods, it seemed that as long as there was delicious food around, she would feel satisfied and happy.

Elodie couldn't help but sigh that it was because Emma had such a simple character that she could enjoy life so carefree.

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Helen was younger than Elodie, about 27 or 28 years old, with a pretty face and a pair of blue eyes as bright as gems. Her short golden hair made her look particularly charming.

However, this woman was unusually taciturn on weekdays. Elodie had almost never heard her talk to others. It was as if she lived in her own world.

But surprisingly, Helen's popularity does not seem to be bad, and is even quite good.

The other women often shared delicious and fun things with her and took great care of her.

When the female scholar chatted with Helen, although she might only get one response out of ten questions, Elodie keenly realized that Helen was not arrogant or aloof, but simply not good at communicating with others.

Perhaps because she suffers from psychological disorders such as social phobia, she always finds it difficult to express her thoughts accurately when talking to others, and often fails to express what she wants to say.

In the eyes of outsiders, she was isolated because she didn't fit in, had few friends, and lived in loneliness for a long time. It was not until she was captured in the goblin's nest that her "friends" gradually increased and her life became colorful.

Helen is very hardworking. The clothes that the female scholar is wearing now were sewn with the help of her. Women always like to find something to do for themselves to make themselves appear "useful", including mating with goblins. Moreover, she is very proactive. The number of times she is "on duty" on weekdays is second only to Winnie.

Helen even said that if the female scholar was unwilling, she could "take duty" for her.

Elodie thanked him first: "Thank you for taking my place, but those goblins are dirty and smelly. This is really unfair to you."

Helen was silent for a while: "It's okay, I like it..."

It was actually quite difficult to chat with such a taciturn person, but Elodie was an educated person after all, so she picked out some topics that women had in common, and was able to open up the situation and get to know a little about Helen's past.

The female scholar thinks that she developed her current personality because she was not valued when she was a child and therefore had an inferiority complex and wanted to be recognized.

She will feel happy as long as she is praised, and will be willing to serve and contribute as long as she is praised.

This strange spirit of dedication was really hard for the female scholar to understand, but Helen was so simple, her eyes were very clear, much purer than anyone Elodie had ever seen outside.

It's very relaxing when I'm with her, because simple people are easy to get along with and we don't have to be cautious with each other.

If she were in a human capital or village, this kind of personality would make her be bullied, but here is her home, everyone likes her and will only love and pamper her.

Elodie thought: "Helen is really a very special girl. Her personality makes people feel distressed and lovely. Perhaps it is because she has received enough love and care in this family that she can maintain this innocence."

She couldn't help but think of the complicated interpersonal relationships she had experienced in the outside world, and she secretly sighed in her heart:

"In comparison, this place is such a warm haven!"

At the same time, she became more curious about Helen and wanted to understand her inner world more deeply. So she continued to talk with Helen, trying to dig out more stories about her. And Helen gradually let go of her restraint and shared the little interesting things in her life with Elodie, and the distance between the two became closer and closer.

Elodie couldn't help but sigh that it was because of this kind of affection and bond that these women were able to calmly accept the cruel life of being imprisoned in the goblin's lair.

Moreover, the female scholar unexpectedly found that she actually resonated with Helen's starting point.