A land of orcs with more men and fewer women

The slender white hand gently reached forward and with an elegant movement pushed the cup in front of Kunta.

The saucer under the teacup made a slight sound when it touched the table.

The black tea was calm in the cup, and next to the exquisite silver teaspoon was a small pot of animal milk.

Kunta's gaze slowly moved up from the teacup to look at the familiar female orc opposite.

This was Diana, the female beastman whom she once trusted the most and was closest to.

Their eyes met in this familiar place.

There was no sound for a long time.

Whether it is Quinta or Diana, they are the most special existence in the world to each other.

The bond between twins begins before they are born.

Although they have different biological fathers, their talents and resources are also different.

But they have the same trust in each other. This is what Kunta once thought...

Thinking of what happened after Lilith was born, the news he heard, and Diana's silence when she asked him about it, Kunta's eyes darkened...Since then, Kunta has never been alone with Diana or said anything special to her.

The past trust disappeared in Diana's silence at that time.

Even though...she once trusted and admired her elder sister Diana so much.

However, children are her bottom line.

Kunta looked at Diana with a complicated look, and there were many unspoken words mixed in. He couldn't say them.

She had a good relationship with Diana. She was born with blonde hair and her biological father was also of ordinary background.

Her status in the family is completely different from that of her elder sister Diana, who is from the same mother as her.

Her elder sister Diana was born with the traditional grey hair of Kurta, and her biological father was also the young master of a branch Kurta family.

But despite this, as long as they were at home, whatever elder sister Diana had, great-grandfather Armstrong would never deprive her of a share. Even if it was not included in the family accounts, great-grandfather Armstrong would use his own private money to subsidize her.

And she and Diana had been together since the very beginning.

They were born together, with a time difference of only minutes, but Diana was very conscious of her elder sister and always took care of her.

She also always thinks about her elder sister Diana, and feels proud whenever she mentions her elder sister to the elders.

Kunta's fingertips curled up unconsciously, then relaxed after a moment.

The relationship between them... is really good.

Can…

It doesn't mean that this feeling can be used as a bargaining chip for Diana to plot against her own child.

When exactly did the change occur?

Kunta couldn't figure it out either...

But when it comes to children, Kunta is more like a lioness, protecting her little orcs tightly under her belly, fearing that the slightest wind and rain would get them wet.

Kunta didn't know what Diana's plan was, but the nature of a lioness made it difficult for Kunta to tolerate all the possibilities.

She understood how good Diana was to her as her elder sister.

She couldn't tolerate Diana's plot against Lilith.

They have a good relationship with each other, it is the friendship between sisters.

Although in the end, it seemed like nothing happened.

But it was no longer possible for Quinta to admire Diana as much as he once did.

Perhaps it was because Quinta knew and trusted his elder sister Diana so well that he could not accept her betrayal.

Yes, betrayal.

Quinta understood and trusted Diana, and Diana also understood and trusted Quinta. This has always been the case between the sisters.

Quinta knew that Diana knew her bottom line, but Diana did it anyway.

Even if nothing happened, such behavior was tantamount to betrayal in Kunta's mind.

Weird, right?

The more important a person is, the higher the expectations one will have of them.

Just like you won't blame too much if a stranger orc offends you, but you will be sad for a long time because you care about a word from the orc.

Orcs are such strange beings, they seem to be more "tolerant" towards unimportant orcs. As their relationship progresses, "tolerance" gradually and capriciously turns into "harshness".

Kunta was rational and clear that Diana had not actually hurt her Lilith.

However, behaviorally and psychologically it is difficult to return to the previous relationship with the other party.

now,

Kunta and his once close sister Diana looked at each other in the familiar house.

Not a word.