"Sigh," Kael felt bad. Even though he can't help everyone, he will do his best to help everyone he comes across.
"Isa, do you have a sister?" asked Kael.
"No, I don't have any. I'm the only daughter of my parents," said Isa.
"Nice. How about you adopt an elder sister now?"
"You mean, do you want me to adopt that girl as my elder sister?"
"Yes."
"Okay." Isa moved close to the little elf girl, reached out her little chubby hand to hold hers, and said, "You will be my elder sister from now on."
"Hmm," Lilly nodded with tears sliding down from the corners of her eyes.
"Okay, let's go do some shopping," said Kael with a bright smile.
"Shopping? What is it?" asked Isa, tilting her head cutely.
"I mean, let's go buy interesting things in the market," said Kael, scratching his head and thinking, "Hehe, I forget that there are a few words I can't use normally in this kind of place."
"Okay, Envoy, buy whatever you like. Today, everything is on me," said Isa, raising her chin with a proud look on her face.
"Oh, that's what I want to hear." He went on a shopping spree, buying many tasty fruits and food items made by elves. He also bought a few sexy translucent clothes before putting a stop to his spree.
All three of them headed towards the royal palace. After an hour, they reached the entrance and went inside. Kael walked towards his room, while Isa and Lilly walked towards the building where her parents lived.
Isa and Lilly entered the building, where her parents were waiting with angry looks on their faces. They had planned to scold Isa the moment she returned home, but they didn't expect her to bring a little girl back with her.
They looked at the little girl with a frown. Feeling their intense gazes, she cowered towards Isa and hid behind her, then slowly peeked out.
"Who is this girl?"
"Didn't I say you are not allowed to go outside from today onwards?"
"Are you rebelling against your parents, huh?"
Stomp...
"You... you broke the tiles again," shouted Priscilla, pointing her finger at Isa with an angry look on her face.
"If you don't stop asking nonsense questions, I will break the walls in this room too," said Isa, placing her hands on her hips.
"You are becoming unbridled. Are you looking for a beating? Lay a hand on me, and you'll have to face Grandma's wrath," said Isa, flaring her nostrils.
"Yeah, it's your grandma's fault. She's the reason you turned out like this," said Priscilla angrily.
"Come on, let me show you my room. I'll ask the guards to make you a new bed. Until then, you can sleep with me," said Isa, holding Lilly's hand.
"Hmm," Lilly nodded and walked side by side with Isa towards her room.
"This girl..." Priscilla glared helplessly at Isa's back.
"Priscilla, it's okay. She's still a kid. She'll learn how to behave when she grows up," said her husband, holding his wife's hand.
"Hmm," Priscilla nodded in response.
Meanwhile, at the entrance of the guest room...
"Knock, knock…"
Kael opened the door, reached out to hold the maid's waist, and pulled her into his embrace. "Did you miss me?" asked Kael, moving close to her ear.
She blushed all the way to her ears and tried to free herself, but just like before, no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't move an inch away from his body. Exhausted, she fell against his broad chest. He gently rubbed her back and released her from his tight grasp.
"Envoy, the Queen ordered me to call you for dinner. Please follow me," said the maid, wiping sweat from her forehead.
"Okay, lead the way," said Kael, following the maid while enjoying the view of her swaying hips. Of course, he didn't forget to feast his eyes on the melons of the other maids working along the way.
After a few minutes, they both reached the dining hall. The dining hall of the elven palace was a breathtaking marvel, its walls and ceiling crafted entirely from glittering diamonds. Light danced through the myriad facets, casting a dazzling array of colors that shimmered like a kaleidoscope. The floor was a smooth expanse of polished crystal, reflecting the radiant splendor above. At the center of the hall, an elegant table carved from a single, enormous diamond stretched out, its surface adorned with intricate elven runes that seemed to pulse with an inner light. Chandeliers of pure diamond hung gracefully from the ceiling, their delicate branches supporting diamond-encrusted candles that flickered with a soft, enchanting glow. The entire hall felt ethereal, as if it existed in a realm of pure, resplendent light, a testament to the timeless beauty and craftsmanship of the elven people.
As usual, it took him a few minutes to come back to his senses. He slowly walked towards the dining table and sat on the designated chair, which was not far from the queen.
Soon after he sat down, a woman entered the dining hall, and female guards stopped outside. She glanced at Kael, walked straight to her designated chair, and sat.
"You… You are the queen?" exclaimed Kael with a surprised look on his face.
At the entrance of the dining hall…
"Who is this outsider? Which race is he from? How dare he talk so casually with our queen? I will beat the crap out of him," said one of the female guards with a sharp gaze.
"Hush… We will deal with him when he is alone," said the leader of the guards while glaring at the others. However, the deep cleavage between her melons was very eye-catching.
"Ahem," all the female guards coughed a few times and turned their gaze away from her cleavage.
At the dining table...
"Haha, if I'm not the queen, how do you think you could stay here and come and go as if it's your home?" the queen asked, resting her head on her hand.
"Yeah… you are right," Kael nodded with a thoughtful look on his face.