Steam Western Fantasy: This werewolf is ridiculously strong!

Some people couldn't come, but Glenn couldn't care less. He would just explain it to them one by one when they wrote to him or visited him.

Seeing that the scene was almost set up, the friends divided into small areas, eating the food and drinks they brought with them, and Glenn turned his eyes to the stage by the lake.

The curtain opened by magic, and a group of stage actors dressed as farm animals began their performance.

This is a stage play adapted from The Ugly Duckling. Although the plot is much more complicated, it is also well received in mainland China.

The guests watched attentively, especially the children, whose eyes were full of concentration.

Opposite the stage, a group of people were fiddling with an instrument that looked like a camera. It was something made by Sorey, and they were preparing to broadcast this performance on the Sorey TV, which was gradually becoming known to the world.

Although it is only available in some noble and wealthy families’ homes now, and the animations played every day are all black and white, but with its development, it will surely enter thousands of households.

"You are now the richest man in the kingdom, owning such a large farm. Isn't it time to start a family?"

Sheriff Dougley came over holding his daughter and said to Glenn.

Glenn raised his glass. Dougli put his daughter in his arms and picked up the glass on the table and clinked it with Glenn's.

"Don't worry, there is still a lot to be done. I will make the mainland a better place."

Glenn said as he watched the wonderful performance on stage.

"If someone else said this, I would definitely laugh it off, but you, you can do it."

The two chatted for a while, and then Dougli returned to his seat with his daughter and watched the performance with his wife.

A faint fragrance wafted into the air, and Leila, Bonnie, and Pernas came to Glenn, each holding something in their hands.

Glenn looked at them curiously.

Bonnie nudged Leila with her elbow and whispered, "Leila, you go first."

Leila's face turned red. She took a deep breath, stepped forward, handed the thing in her hand to Glenn and said:

"Mr. Glenn! This is the gift I picked for you! I hope you like it!"

This scene reminded Glenn of the girl he saw in junior high school handing a love letter to the school hunk.

He shook off the strange images in his mind and took Leila's gift with great anticipation.

"You even put it in a gift box. That's thoughtful of you." Glenn said jokingly, and opened the gift box, revealing a ring inlaid with pure crystal stones.

The rumbling sound of thunder seemed to ring in Glenn's mind. He looked at the ring and spoke incoherently, "This... this..."

Leila was also very nervous. "Don't you like it? This is the most popular ring for men recently. I thought Mr. Glenn would like it..."

Glenn realized that there was no tradition of giving rings when proposing in this world, and he often saw rich people wearing colorful rings on their fingers, so he thought he was overthinking it.

"I like it. This is the first time I've received such a gift. I'm a little touched..."

He said quickly after he calmed down.

"That's great!" Leila clasped her fingers together, extremely happy.

Many people were paying attention here, and when they heard that Glenn was very touched when he received the ring for the first time, they were all annoyed that they were overtaken.

This ring is very valuable. I think Leila must have planned it in advance and prepared for this gift for a long time.

At this time, Gotaya said in a daze: "I remember you said during a meal that in the human world, rings are only given when proposing, right?"

As soon as these words were spoken, it was as if the air froze for a moment, with only the sound of the actors' lines on the stage.

Leila screamed and covered her face. She thought she was unaware of this tradition.

But in fact, no one except Glenn and Gotaya had heard of this tradition, but they all thought they were ignorant.

Pernas frowned and looked at her best friend, as if she had been betrayed, or angry because her friend had gotten the better of her, "Leila! You actually..."

Bonnie also had an expression of disbelief.

Glenn turned around and glared at the confused Gotaya, "I never said that!"

"Is... is that so? Maybe I remembered it wrongly?" Gotaya shrank his head and wanted to retreat.

Glenn looked at Leila, who was squatting on the ground and covering her face in shame, and blushed himself. He said:

"Don't be fooled by Gotaya. She is just making trouble on purpose."

After a lot of explanation, the misunderstanding seemed to be resolved.

Pernas and Bonnie presented their gifts one after another.

The gift from the noble lady was an exquisite watch that was obviously worth a lot of money, and it was also a high-end product that has become popular recently.

What Bonnie gave was a gear toy that she made by herself, which was extremely delicately made. Glenn praised the little girl's dexterity and wisdom.

The happiest people in such occasions are the children. A Duo brought a group of children to shuttle among the adults during the breaks in the performances and taste the specialties of each family.

Suddenly, a breeze blew around, and people with keen perception looked in one direction.

A figure in simple robes came over with a girl who looked like a fairy tale princess and a puppet in a blue vest.

Although he didn't seem to be walking fast, he soon reached Glenn's side.

"You're back." Glenn looked at the witch Avisha, "and you, Parindes, and Aina."

The puppet siblings greeted Glenn politely.

Aina was obviously unable to contain her excitement, but due to the presence of her master and so many important people, she had to remain graceful.

"I almost missed it, Mr. Glenn. Long time no see. The incident last time must have something to do with you, right?"

The witch's voice was still as charming as ever, and she was asking about the incident in which a magic dragon appeared in the Kingdom of Zen.

"Did that scare you?" Glenn asked with a smile.

The witch asked the two puppets to play by themselves aside, leaned against the edge of the table and looked at the stage and said:

"I was really scared by the noise. I thought the Kingdom of Zen was going to be destroyed."

There wasn't much fear in her tone.

Glenn shook his head and asked about something else. "Won't you tell me where you've been these days? Have you encountered any danger that you couldn't handle?"

"Are you concerned about me?" The witch always likes to tease others.

"I care about you," Glenn corrected.

"That includes me." The witch smiled softly, then put away her smile slightly, "We made this journey entirely for you, Mr. Glenn, but now it seems that our efforts have been in vain."

"What's wrong?" Glenn was touched and asked.

"Our goal is to help you completely eradicate the hidden dangers of the werewolf curse, but you have reached that level. The werewolf curse may no longer be able to restrain you, right?"

The witch spread her hands, and one could tell she was helpless and disappointed.

"Why don't you show me your efforts first? Maybe I really need it," Glenn said with a smile.

Then, the witch used magic to take out a square translucent container, in which sat an angry little girl.

"Look, there she is, the reincarnation of the Moon Goddess."