Three years later,
"Aaahn~ Baby slowly~," Veyra pleaded as she moaned while biting her lips.
It has been three years since Kaen has reincarnated, and since then, he has not missed a day of drinking his mother's milk.
Veyra too, didn't stop her son from drinking her milk; in fact, she was happy that he was still drinking her milk.
"Okay, Mama," Kaen mumbled as he continued drinking her milk.
'Ah! The taste never gets old!' he mumbled inwardly as warm liquid filled his mouth.
"Hngh!~" Veyra's breath hitched when her son's hands went to her other breast and started kneading it.
Kaen watched his mother's face as his tongue slithered around her pink nipple. 'Hehe, Mama's so sexy!'
"Aaahn~" Veyra moaned again as she closed her eyes, while her hands pushed Kaen further in.
Kaen smiled inwardly at her reaction and continued sucking her milk, finishing with the current one; he attacked her other breast while his hands shifted and started massaging it.
'I have come to terms with the fact that I have been reincarnated long ago, and that I have reincarnated into a fantasy world. But that's the only thing I know about it.'
Finishing his morning meal, Kaen let go of his mother's breasts and turned to look at her face.
Veyra's face was burning red as she breathed heavily, a dreamy look filled her face, which made Kaen turn smug as he looked at his artwork.
'I need to know more about this world… at least about my family,' Kaen thought to himself.
He wasn't curious about his father, whom he had never met. He felt it was useless, and his father would only distance him from his mother and aunts.
'One male is enough in the family!' he exclaimed inwardly as a lewd smile filled his face.
He leaned forward towards his mother's face and pecked her lips, "Good morning, Mama." He greeted, with a little smile.
Veyra by now had come out of her daze and pecked her son back and replied, "Good morning, baby."
….
A few hours later,
Veyra and Kaen were now walking through the halls of the castle. Veyra was holding her son's hand as he looked around the halls with interest.
The halls were adorned with expensive silk curtains that decorated the windows, which were too high for Kaen to see outside.
The only thing he had managed to see was the clear blue sky and two suns illuminating the world. Which made him confirm once again that he was not on earth.
Kaen soon turned towards the other side of the hall, which was filled with paintings of his family.
In one picture, his grandmother was depicted with blood splattered across her face as she smiled kindly, 'Damn, she looks good!' he commented inwardly.
As they walked, Kaen noticed the smell of the halls change. If before it smelled like lavender, now it smells fresh, like he is in nature.
And soon enough, Veyra took a sharp turn and opened a door that led to a huge garden.
"Whoaa!" Kaen exclaimed as he gazed at the huge garden.
In fact, stating it as huge would be an understatement, as he couldn't even see the end of it.
Small plants acted as borders while different types of flowers filled the garden.
Veyra smiled at her son's reaction while she nudged him to walk. Kaen observed in amazement as he saw different types of flowers; there were even flowers that were black in color.
"They are beautiful," Kaen commented as he walked along.
"The garden is taken care of by your aunt Carina; she's the one who created this garden just for our family. No servants are allowed in." His mother informed with a smile.
A look of understanding adorned Kaen's face as he thought about his overly doting aunt who would visit him every few hours.
As they walked along, Kaen couldn't see a raised white marble stage in the middle of the garden with a table on top.
His eyes beamed with happiness as he exclaimed, "Grandma!"
He let go of his mother's hand as he ran towards his grandmother standing before the table.
She turned towards Kaen with a smile and opened her arms wide. Veyra smiled as she watched her son hug her mother's legs. He was too short to reach her waist.
She shook her head and continued walking while Kaen buried his head between her grandmother's thighs.
She ruffled his head and asked, "Did you have a good sleep, darling?"
Kaen nodded his head in reply, with his head still buried in her thighs. But he let go of her when he heard one of his aunt.
"Is there no hug for me?" a woman asked as she appeared beside Kaen.
Kaen looked at the beauty who was looking at him with droopy eyes, feigning sadness.
"Hehe, aunt!" kaen exclaimed as he hugged her too, which made the woman smile.
She ruffled his white hair, crouched down to his height, kissed him on the cheek and greeted him, "Good morning, little one."
Kaen giggled in response and looked behind her, searching for his other aunts.
Carina, understanding her nephew, informed, "Lyrania and Estella were out on important work."
Kaen, hearing his aunt was a little sad, but he understood that his family cannot always be with him, 'They have their own work to do…'
Kaen's grandmother, noticing his sad face, added, "Don't worry, dearest. They will be back by dinner."
Kaen nodded his head in reaction. The group then sat around the table with his grandmother at the head and his aunt across from him, his mother sat beside him as they ate their breakfast.
After they finished their breakfast, his grandmother looked at him and called, "Little one."
Kaen turned to his grandmother at her call and waited for her to continue.
His grandmother smiled at him and continued, "You are now three years old. It's time for you to learn more about the world and our family."
Although Kaen understood that he was from a wealthy background, he didn't know much about his status; his mother and aunts never discussed outside stuff when they were with him.
Veyra's face slumped when she heard her mother. She bit her lip but didn't say anything, which didn't escape her mother and sister.
Carina turned to her sister and explained, "He cannot stay in his room forever, sister. You know it too."
"I know," Veyra replied while biting her lips, "but still…" she held Kaen's hands tightly while turning to her mother, "Can't you postpone it, mother, please."
Kaen bit his lips when he saw his mother's eyes moisten. But still, he stayed silent as he understood his grandmother's concern.
'Although I am pretty sure that if I asked, Grandmother would postpone it, I do not want to.'
Kaen was sure that even if he was cooped up in his room for the rest of his life, his family would still love him, 'but I do not want to be useless.'
He turned to his grandmother, who was smiling wryly at her daughter as she replied, "He won't be away from you Veyra."
She then turned to her elder daughter and added, "Carina will be reaching him. And let's start with one hour a day, okay."
Veyra still hesitated but nodded nonetheless; she too knew that her son cannot stay cooped up in their room forever.
Kaen smiled at his mother and leaned his head on her shoulder. The group chatted for a while before Veyra and his grandmother went on their way while Kaen followed Carina.