The good times seemed to pass quickly. Trish spread out the mat he had brought, while Rion and the other two arranged the food they bought.“My brother’s cooking is indeed the best,” Anwen praised, as she chewed on the food.“You’re right. I’m lucky to have a husband who is good at cooking, so I don’t have to bother cooking for him,” said Odette. Anwen and Trish immediately laughed at her words.“I’m glad to see my brother and sister-in-law getting along like this. When are you guys going to make a nephew for me? I can’t wait to teach my nephew riding and fighting,” Anwen said enthusiastically. She didn’t care about the flat expressions of those who heard her words.Rion didn’t understand how his sister could say something like that so easily.“You want to have a nephew because you can’t wait to teach him or because you don’t want to marry Kaven?” Rion asked, raising an eyebrow.Anwen was stunned.“N-no,” she stuttered, then added with a whining tone, “Brother, please ask Grandma to s

On a remote area of the beach, Rion and Trish were walking in the mud of sand. They had been in that place since the afternoon, looking for a teleportation crystal or whatever strange portal that Roul and Levin had found on Pradis Beach.Based on Roul’s information, he and Levin appeared around that place.Rion and Trish had searched for it for a long time, yet they could find it. It was getting late too, so they stopped the search and decided to go back to the inn.They got out of the mud. The cold air managed to penetrate through the skin because they were shirtless and wet from searching in the middle of the mud of sand.Rion, who couldn’t handle his anxiety about Aiden, decided to find out the truth of Roul’s presumption that Aiden teleported the monsters in Randle through a portal in the lake connected to Pradis Beach.Whether it was true or not, Rion wanted to confirm it. He didn’t want to let his guard down. He had to eradicate all the possibilities that could harm Panthera.“W

Rion invited Odette to have a meal together. The place Rion chose was the place where Odette and Aerith ate together yesterday.“You know the favorite menu here is...”“Grilled squid and crab soup,” Odette said curtly. She was still in a bad mood.Rion smiled. “How do you know?”“I was here yesterday,” Odette said flatly.“You must have eaten a lot.”Odette’s eyes narrowed. “What do you mean? Are you saying that I’m greedy or that my appetite is terrible?”‘Looks like she’s in his period. Ugh, a troublesome time for the husband because in that period the wife can be very grumpy and sulky. They also become sensitive and cry easily, making the husband confused and frustrated.’“It’s not like that. I mean, the food here is very good. Anyone will eat a lot if they eat at this place,” Rion said, making excuses. &ld

After eating, they walked while holding hands together to go back into the inn. The atmosphere was very awkward.Tap.Odette stopped her step, making Rion also stop.“I’m sorry, Rion,” she said while looking at Rion who was looking at her.“I’ve answered your question. Now, answer mine. Why did you suddenly become like this?” Rion asked.“I’m scared.”“Scared?”Odette smiled blankly, then looked down on her feet, remembering the image of her mother who looked sad and angry when she asked about her father.Rion lifted Odette’s chin and made her face turn towards him. “What are you afraid of? Tell me?” he asked.“I’m afraid of being dumped by you,” said Odette with teary eyes, looking like she was going to cry. “I was afraid you would throw me away, Rion,” she added, then started crying.Rion quickly wip

People in that place gathered around and watched Anwen and Trish. Trish and Anwen’s faces were already red, and they hiccuped a few times. Even Trish looked like he was going to throw up. “F-four,” said Trish, putting down the bottle of the last wine he could drink. He was already very dizzy and nauseous. If he continued, Trish felt that he would be killed by this ridiculous challenge. “Six. I told you… you will lose,” Anwen said. She put down the bottle while hiccupping. “I won,” she added. Anwen stood up, followed by Trish, who staggered to his feet. “We’ll escort you back.” “No need. I’m a knight. I can go home alone,” Trish said. “Let’s go home,” he added, heading for the exit. Trish had to endure it. He shouldn’t faint before reaching the inn. If that happened, Anwen would underestimate him even more. He couldn’t let that happen. Trish walked with wide strides while holding his head. However, he fell backward, feeling the area around him spinning. Dizzy…. Anwen grabbed Tr