"Master, are you leaving so soon? Stay for dinner tonight. Your room has always been kept for you. We have been cleaning it and haven't touched anything inside," Ed said.
He truly couldn't bear Herag leaving so quickly, thinking it would be nice if he at least stayed for a meal.
Herag glanced at the houses behind and said, "Haven't you moved in? Why are you still living in the house next door? Isn't it a waste to leave that one empty?"
The courtyard consisted of three houses: one was an annex, another was the house Herag used for magic potion refining, and the largest one, akin to a small villa.
But now the largest house, though clean and tidy, showed no signs of being lived in.
Everything inside was as it was before, as if it had never changed.
"That's the master's room, and Ed shouldn't live in it. The annex is quite good, and it's not crowded for our family," Ed said.
He was already very content and didn't crave more.
