A land of orcs with more men and fewer women

Just when the Cavendish family thought they would spend their last few days peacefully in Lila.

The news that came one after another caught the family off guard.

First, that night, Kunta's second husband, Senasha, sent a message home that several young masters in the City Lord's Mansion had died mysteriously.

Even Kunta didn't know which young masters had died mysteriously.

On the third day, Camilla, the cook who was out buying groceries, hurried home to say that there was a big happy event in the City Lord's Mansion. It turned out that a young master was going to marry far away.

The news came out of nowhere, leaving Kunta confused.

Unfortunately, she was the only adult in charge at home at this time. It was inconvenient for her to go out, so Kunta had to ask the cook Camilla: "Where did you hear the news?"

When the cook Camilla heard the news, she was so anxious that she didn't even put down her basket. She answered Quinta's question while holding the basket: "Madam, it's spreading in the market."

Kunta frowned and asked, "Is it rumored in the market?"

The cook Camilla nodded without hesitation: "Yes, ma'am."

Kunta asked again: "Which orcs do you hear talking about it the most? Or...what goods are sold most in the market area?"

The cook Camilla's flustered mind stopped. She tried to recall the situation in the market at that time, but found nothing... She shook her head at Kunta in shame: "I don't remember, ma'am. At that time, the whole market was talking about it. I visited two stalls and I only remember that almost every orc was spreading the news. That's why I thought I should come back to tell you the news."

Although Kunta felt a little regretful, he was not disappointed. Camilla was just a cook, and it was not easy for her to have the awareness to pass the news back in time.

Since she couldn't get any useful information from Camilla, she sent Camilla away to do her own things.

The men started to move, preparing to write a letter to ask Amukurta for some information.

There was no way, Kunta's first, second and third husbands were not at home, and their whereabouts were unknown. And the news from her mother Kurta was always very sensitive.

Just as Quinta was getting out a pen and paper, Pappas and Antonio were stealthily bringing Lilith over.

Kunta had no choice but to put down what he was doing and listen to the three little guys talk about their stories.

Antonio and Lilith reached out and pushed Pappas at the same time.

Pappas looked like the elder brother who had taken the lead and stood in front of Antonio and Lilith. Apparently, the impatient Pappas was sent to speak on behalf of the group.

Pappas pulled at the wrinkled Heaton, coughed twice deliberately and said, "Mom, we want to go out."

Kunta was in a dilemma. He was busy right now, and yet they wanted to go out?

However, Kunta was not in a hurry to reject them. He wanted to listen to their reasons before rejecting the three little orcs with reason and evidence, so as to prevent the three little guys from secretly doing something behind their backs.

With her rich experience as a mother, Kunta asked with great patience: "Where do you want to go? Do you have to go now?" Kunta emphasized that she would most likely not agree to their going out, "Mother is very busy now. If you don't have a good reason, I won't agree."

The three little orcs, Papas, Antonio, and Lilith, nodded obediently: "We know."

Then, Pappas continued to speak on behalf of the group: "Mother, Antonio and I have sorted out all our belongings. There are some things that we don't plan to take with us, so we want to give them to our friends who are studying with us in the temple."

"Yeah! Our farewell gift." Antonio, who was standing behind Papas, interrupted.

"Lilith, are you going too?" Kunta held his head with his hand, "Lilith, you haven't studied in the temple, are you going to give a farewell gift too?"

Papas answered the mother's question on behalf of Lilith. "Mother, it was Lilith who suggested to Antonio and me that we should give each other farewell gifts. We all think that Lilith is right and she deserves credit for this."

Lilith stood behind her third brother Pappas, looking down at the carpet guiltily, hiding her achievements and fame.

Antonio nodded and added: "Otherwise, we would have a headache about how to say goodbye to our friends in the temple. Lilith is smart and helped us think of a solution right away."

Well, Kunta now understood that the youngest daughter Lilith wanted to go out by herself, and her little head cleverly came up with an idea and persuaded her two brothers to go together.