I Become a Landlady in the Game World-Chapter 346 - 203: Settling the New Beastmen

After reaching the territory, the professionals who had just returned with him instantly scattered in all directions, seemingly as comfortable as fish returning to water.

Zhou Bai, watching the professionals who had hustled alongside her on the journey, directly said to Zhou Zhengping, "Dad, you guys go rest first! The mission is complete. Later, the territory will handle the settlement, and I’ll arrange things for them."

"Okay!" Zhou Zhengping replied.

They had been hurrying for three days and were truly exhausted.

As for Zhou Bai, being the Village Chief, she indeed had the responsibility to arrange accommodations for the new residents, especially since these residents belonged to other races.

Once they had left, the ones remaining were mostly Beastmen.

After accepting the option to become residents, they looked upon the territory and were utterly amazed by the liveliness within.

In their original territories, there were hardly any recreational activities. As darkness fell, everyone would go their separate ways—life was comparatively primitive and simple.

They had heard that human territories were bustling at night, but they had never witnessed it for themselves.

And now, weren’t they astonished?

Some of the younger Beastmen were simply dumbstruck.

"It’s so bright!"

"And so lively, with so many people. I didn’t know there could be so many people in the territory at night!"

"The human territory is really great!"

"The smells are so delicious!"

"..."

Compared to the restraint of the adult Beastmen, the young ones clearly had the "brazenness" of calves not fearing tigers.

At first, they were quite afraid of humans, but during the past two days of travel, the humans they had heard scary stories about were actually very kind to them, took good care of them, and even gave them tasty food—they were no longer so afraid of humans, and naturally, a bit of their nature shone through.

And the Beastmen, seeing their jubilant offspring, snapped out of their daze and instantly turned their eyes to Zhou Bai standing nearby.

They didn’t understand this territory much and faced with all this unfamiliarity, their instinct was to rely on Zhou Bai.

Of course, most importantly, Zhou Bai was the Village Chief of the human territory, the most powerful figure, and her attitude was crucial.

Zhou Bai naturally understood this and spoke up immediately as they looked to her.

"Do you want to grab some food first, or go to your living places?"

"Let’s find our living places first!" Dean said without hesitation.

"I feel the same," Glen added right after.

Only once they were settled could they properly adjust.

"Alright! Then we’ll first take you to your residences, and we can register your identities along the way," Zhou Bai spoke, then looked towards Lucas and his group, "You guys take the lead with the others to register. After that, you arrange your own residents that you brought back."

Then, upon glimpsing the large family behind O’Neill, she added another sentence, "Those who brought their families, and have many members, can have separate households or even multiple ones. We should have enough buildings, arrange it according to your needs, and any buying or leasing should follow the territory’s regulations."

"Okay," Lucas quickly nodded in agreement.

O’Neill’s face showed a hint of joy as he said to his elderly father and his wives and children, "I’ll buy each of you a house."

That way, his wives wouldn’t constantly quarrel.

He couldn’t help it, he was too likeable!

"Thank you, O’Neill."

"You’re awesome!"

"Father, you’re so powerful!"

O’Neill’s wives and children piled on the compliments, swelling his pride.

Other Tigermen looked on with a hint of envy. O’Neill indeed had more savings than most of them.

But they weren’t doing too badly, either.

"I’m also going to buy a two-story stone house for my family."

"Me too, I’ve got the money ready."

"Ha ha, I didn’t have enough before, but now I do. Buying two houses is no problem."

"..."

For a moment, the conversation was dominated by Tigermen promising their families and children homes.

A house, to any race, symbolizes belonging.

The elder Tiger-man Fork listened quietly, nodding to himself, feeling somewhat moved.

He had never thought that at his age, he would get the chance to live in a human house. He remembered the times when he had followed his territory on campaigns against human territories, and how he would often envy the prosperity of human lands.

He had truly never imagined such a day would come!

Now, he just hoped that this place would be as reliable as his son had said, so that he could enjoy his twilight years in peace.

Meanwhile, the Sheep-headed Men and Fox Beastmen, watching them talk animatedly, also harbored some anticipation. ƒreewebηoveℓ.com