[Ding! Ding!]

[Congratulations, Host! Main Mission Complete: Mate with two of your husbands!]

[Reward:

+10 days lifespan

+5,000 Spirit Points (SP)]

[Total Spirit Points (SP): 318,550]

[Remaining Lifespan: 155d 15d]

[Ding! Cyrus’s affection increased by 15%]

[Ding! Zeir’s affection increased by 15%]

[New Title Unlocked: Threesome Master!]

Roxanna was flabbergasted when she saw her new title because what the hell was that?!

She had only done this once—no, wait, it was actually twice, but whatever—but the system had already given her the title "master"?

There were so many new titles that could exist in this world, but "Threesome Master"?!

[Why are you so against it, Host?] the system chimed in. [It is a spectacular title!]

Roxanna wasn’t so sure it was anything spectacular, but since she was so damn tired, she didn’t argue further with the system.

The moment they returned to the hut, everyone looked at them with curious, slightly suspicious eyes. Still, no one said anything, even when they saw Roxanna struggling to walk and needing to be carried on Zeir’s back.

"Making a new layout must be so tiring, I see," said Luan at last.

Azul, who had just come out of the kitchen, watched them—especially Roxanna—for a moment and then said with a sigh, "Go take a bath first. I’ll prepare dinner for you."

On the other side, Calen looked upset, and it made Roxanna feel uneasy. [Is he jealous? It’s been a while since I did ’that’ with him, after all.]

But her worry didn’t last long because Calen suddenly barked, "Do you two have no restraint at all?!" Calen added, "How could you let our wife end up this tired and... like this?!"

Roxanna blinked several times, lowering her eyes to look at her slightly messy clothes. [Do my clothes really look that messy? I’m sure I tidied up my appearance well before.]

To be honest, Calen wasn’t commenting on Roxanna’s clothes, but on her messy hair, which looked a bit tangled, and the bite marks on her neck that were starting to fade. Just by looking at that mess, Calen could already guess that Zeir and Cyrus had made her work very hard earlier!

"This is unacceptable!" Calen snapped. "She hasn’t even been feeling well since yesterday, and instead of letting her rest, you pushed her even more!"

As he stepped closer, Roxanna quickly tried to calm him down. "It’s okay. It’s really okay," she said softly, her cheeks turning red. "I... I liked it, so... it’s not a problem."

She lowered her head and turned her face slightly away from Calen. [I even asked them to do it several more times. Fortunately, Calen doesn’t know that.]

Well, now that she had said it in her mind, all of her husbands knew about it.

"She’s fine," Zeir said calmly. "Her healing ability works well during mating. She’s just tired. So instead of making her more tired, let’s just let her take a warm bath, eat a good meal, and rest."

Zeir then directed his gaze toward Calen. "Doesn’t that sound good, Calen?"

Calen still looked unhappy, but when he saw how tired Roxanna really was, he finally sighed. "Fine. That sounds good."

All of her husbands eventually didn’t comment anything about their intense mating session and just helped her clean up.

But later that night, when they all lay together to sleep—right after Aelin returned—it became difficult to stay calm because Roxanna’s thoughts were filled with everything she had done earlier with Zeir and Cyrus.

Luan quietly clenched his jaw, doing his best not to scratch Cyrus’s face right then and there. Calen was still a little upset, mostly because he felt she shouldn’t have been pushed so hard. Meanwhile, Azul struggled the most because right now, all he wanted was to drag Zeir and Cyrus into the deepest part of the water.

Maybe Azul had the most extreme thoughts because they had endangered his future child, but fortunately, the moment Roxanna reached for his hand and held it tightly before sleeping, he immediately calmed down and no longer wanted to drown Zeir and Cyrus.

===

The next day at noon, Roxanna asked everyone to gather in the center of the settlement, especially those who would play a major role in rebuilding the structures.

Everyone looked excited when they found out that Roxanna had created a new layout for their settlement. Skiv and the other youngsters were also eager to help the older ones rebuild the entire settlement from the ground up.

"Alright, listen carefully. I want to tell you my plan to make our settlement better," Roxanna said with a bright smile.

She stood on top of a large rock so everyone could see her clearly. Meanwhile, Zeir handed the blueprint to Marlow, who would act as the foreman for their project.

"Before I start, I just want to say that I’m always open to new ideas," she continued. "So if you have any thoughts, feel free to share them. I’ll think about them later." Her gaze moved across the crowd, looking at each person one by one. "If there are no questions, I’ll begin."

Since the people here weren’t used to complex terms, Roxanna explained everything in the simplest way she could, with Zeir helping her from time to time.

Some still looked confused, but as long as they understood the basic idea, it was enough for now. And if they didn’t, they could always ask later.

"That’s it!" Roxanna said with excitement after finishing her explanation. "This is the plan to make our settlement better! I know that for the next one or two months, our life might not be very comfortable since we have to rebuild everything from the beginning, but trust me, it will be worth it in the end."

She smiled at them. "Any questions?"

Lila, the rabbit beastwoman, raised her hand. "So... our huts will be arranged in a circle?"

"Yes!" Roxanna nodded. "That way, it’ll be easier for everyone to move around, and it will also make the environment feel closer."

"Yeah, I don’t understand that, but if you want to make us feel closer, why does the distance between one hut and another look so far?" Lila asked. "I thought we should stay close to each other."

Roxanna’s smile froze for a moment before she replied, "It’s for privacy, so we don’t have to worry about our neighbors hearing our voices."

"Is that even a problem?" a beastman named Marek asked. "We live side by side, so it’s normal if we can hear our neighbors."

Roxanna let out a soft breath before replying, "I understand that, but wouldn’t it be more comfortable if our neighbors couldn’t hear us when we’re doing certain noisy activities? Like—"

"Mating?" Lila cut in casually. "I don’t mind if others hear me."

Within seconds, Roxanna replied to her, "I do mind."

[Once Aelin returns to the Golden Mountain, my husbands probably won’t restrain themselves too much. And as soon as I give birth to my baby, I also probably won’t get tired.]

[I’m afraid I’m kind of loud, so... it’s really hard to restrain my voice.]

In fact, she was indeed loud, and none of her husbands had a problem with it.

The moment her words sank in, a few people in the crowd went quiet, while others exchanged knowing looks.

Lila blinked, then broke into a grin. "Ah... I see."

Marek let out a low chuckle, clearly amused. "So that’s the reason."

Even though they still thought it wasn’t a strong reason, they let it slide since that kind of arrangement was harmless.

Roxanna cleared her throat, trying to keep her composure. "Anyway, moving on."

She quickly gestured toward the blueprint in Marlow’s hands. "The spacing isn’t just for privacy. It also helps prevent fire from spreading too quickly if something happens. And it gives each family enough space to expand their huts in the future."

That explanation seemed to make more sense to the crowd. "Oh... that’s actually smart," someone muttered.

"Any other questions?" Roxanna asked again.

The villagers looked at one another, but no one spoke.

"The new layout looks perfect to me," one of them finally said. Soon, others began to agree.

"Yeah, everything is planned so well. I don’t see any problems."

"Our leader did an amazing job!"

"We’re really lucky to have you as our leader!"

Roxanna’s cheeks turned red right away. Back in her old world, she was rarely praised for her work. Even her boss used to say that praise didn’t matter since she was already being paid at the end of the month.

"T-That’s really nice to hear!" Roxanna said, a little flustered. "But still, if there’s anything you want to say, please don’t hold back. You don’t need to feel shy about it!"

After she had explained everything, it was now Marlow and Zeir’s turn to divide the tasks among the others to build their new settlement.

Meanwhile, Roxanna and Aelin went to their farming land to check on the vegetables that had been buried for several days.

"Look, I see sprouts!" Roxanna shouted happily as soon as they arrived.