Trapped in Beast World: My Husbands Are All Animals! Novel

Chapter 170 A Sweet Interlude +5 Free Coins "Thanks, Ardenia. I love it." Niall carefully folded the paper and tucked it away, then handed Halden a beast core. "Make one for me too." "Alright." Halden accepted it and slipped it into his pouch. Then it was Vesper's turn. Vesper already knew the origin of his own name. He had been born a silver wolf, hence the last name. Ardenia, however, didn't quite like the bluntness of the 'wolf' part. Her mate had a face like a refined gem -poised and flawless-and she felt he deserved something with more grace to it.

"We'll write it as Wolfe." Ardenia moved her brush across the page and wrote Vesper's name anew. She left the 'Vesper' as it was, since it suited him perfectly. She explained the meaning behind Wolfe' as she wrote, and Vesper suddenly laughed. "So... I'm different, right?" He was still tangled up over it, and Ardenia immediately pulled him into her arms. "Of course you are. Other people can only admire from a distance. I'm the only one who gets to kiss my dear Vesper, cuddle him, and toss him into the air.

How could that ever be the same?" "You're good with words." He said that, yet inside he glowed with warmth. Holding the page with his name, everything finally made sense. Being born like this really had been a gift. Without this face, he might never have been standing here at all. However, the future turned out, he had not done nearly well enough before. He should have been grateful for this face. Ardenia was right-with someone like Alucard existing only as a distant ideal, there was nothing to feel inferior about. Ardenia did not explain Halden's name.

She simply spelled it out quietly, They carried a calm, grounded strength-steady in crisis, unshaken by storms-just like Halden. He was always the one who faced everything with composure. And 'Silvers' held the feeling of rare, breathtaking beauty, like a guiding light she carried in her heart. Halden implied something radiant. Nothing fit her Halden better. "My name has no meaning?" Halden pretended to sound wounded. 1/3 12:46 Wed, Jan 21 MG 50 +5 Free Coins Chapter 170 A Sweet Interlude Ardenia laughed. "It's a secret. I'll tell you next time." "What about yours?" Halden asked.

"Mine?" Ardenia's eyes wandered and landed on a blooming gardenia nearby. She plucked one and continued, "That's my name." "A white flower?" Tobias tilted his head. "Not just any white flower. It's Ardenia. This one is called a gardenia." Niall's heart warmed. He had guessed right. On the day he had found that flower, he had asked the High Priest about it, and when he learned its name sounded like hers, he brought it back with him. His cave had been full of those blossoms ever since. Every time he looked at them, it felt like seeing her.

Now that it was confirmed, he cherished gardenias even more. As they wished, Ardenia wrote her name five times-one copy for each of them. Halden carved ten frames. After they mounted their own names and Ardenia's name, they placed the two frames side by side. Today truly mattered. They had learned the story behind their little female's name and the meanings tied to their own. From then on, whenever they saw gardenias, it would feel like seeing her there beside them. After that brief interlude, Quincy arrived with several people, all there for the stone pots.

They had already delivered the game, so naturally, the tools had to be handed over in return. Halden went quiet and made his way toward the mountain. He spent the entire afternoon digging out the stone pots himself, working until his breath came hard and heavy. Ardenia remained in the kitchen, teaching the other females how to render oil and prepare simple dishes. Vesper and Niall accompanied Tobias to the field. Deria's two mate's were already there. Once the mud had been mixed, they shaped the seedbeds just as Deria had instructed.

After the rice was planted, Ardenia's teaching session on her side had nearly wrapped up. Since it wasn't the proper season for rice, Niall thought of Ardenia's wood-based ability, an idea that had actually come from Deria as well. When Ardenia wheeled Calder over, Deria waved to them. Her belly had grown much larger, and she could no longer move quickly. "Ardenia, come show me your wood-based ability. Scott said yours could revive dead branches. I think it might work on rice." Ardenia stepped forward to steady her. stomach... You must be getting close" ke it slow.

I'll use it in front of you later. But looking at your "Yes. Ventor's been impatient for ages. He thinks all of them are his, but they're not." "What?" Ardenia blinked, startled. 2/3 12:46 Wed, Jan 21 MG. Chapter 170 A Sweet Interlude སརཱ, 50 +5 Free Coins Deria continued, "A mother can sense her cubs. Even while they're still inside, I already know one of them belongs to Scott." "You can tell that?" Ardenia was stunned once again. She had always thought unborn cubs had no real awareness, so how could anyone tell things so clearly? Deria only smiled, a little mysterious.

"You'll understand once you have your own." She had two mates, and sometimes she favored both on the same day-not at the exact same moment, but close enough. In those cases, twins with different fathers were completely normal. Besides, females were born with a natural sense for their cubs. Ardenia hadn't discovered it yet, but that instinct was far stronger than anything she had ever imagined. O Liam Prescott