[BL] Challenge: 100 Baby in Fantasy World Chapter 156: Experimenting with the Pocket

If the little forest behind the house inside his dinsional pocket really could provide tree energy, then the triplets wouldn’t have to face so many risks anymore.

With a faint but hopeful smile, Gara picked up his eldest baby. Just as he was about to step into the dinsional pocket, the door opened, revealing Fian, standing there with a guilty look.

"Sorry..." he muttered, like a puppy caught sneaking food.

Gara imdiately understood why he looked like that.

"There’s no need to apologize. If all of you feel guilty, then as the triplets’ father, I’d only feel it a hundred tis worse." Gara t his eyes steadily. "No one could have predicted what would happen."

"Co on, don’t make the longing face. I’ve got to cheer myself up, not end up cheering other people." Gara teased with a grin.

Fian flinched slightly. He looked up, about to apologize again, only to be greeted by Gara’s soft laughter.

Gara’s delicate brows frad crescent-shaped eyes, their clear hazel irises catching the light. A small, straight nose, a flush of pink blooming on his cheeks, and lips curved in a smile. Together they ford a face that made Fian’s heart pound.

This wasn’t just hormones, nor that strange pull that sotis tempted him toward reckless thoughts. It was simpler, deeper. He just... wanted to stay by Gara’s side.

He didn’t know that it was love or not. He wasn’t experienced, and he didn’t understand much, but he knew one thing: he wanted to remain with Gara.

Without realizing it, a small smile touched Fian’s lips. Gara’s own smile widened.

Incidentally, seeing Fian reminded him that this was the perfect chance to test his dinsional pocket more thoroughly.

So Gara explained about the Dinsional Ho Pocket, revealing it was a Talent, just as he had lied to Wina.

Fian blinked in shock. He was the only one who knew about Gara’s Woodland Camouflage, and now Gara had another Talent?

The gap between them felt wider than ever. His chest tightened with determination. He’d train harder. Maybe even find a way to awaken his third Talent.

"I haven’t studied this Talent much. I’ll try bringing you inside, but don’t be surprised if you end up sowhere new," Gara warned.

Fian nodded seriously.

Gara wondered how else he could bring people inside. It was not possible to cradle everyone like he did to Arion and Aldwin.

In the novels he rembered, dinsional spaces were usually used to store supplies or sotis to farm.

But his was called the Dinsional Ho Pocket, complete with a sprawling house. It made him want to shape it into a true ho for his family.

Maybe even their main one, since sooner or later they might have to run again once the druids discovered them.

Gara tightened his hold on his child, then reached out with his free hand to grasp Fian’s arm. His satchel was slung across his shoulder.

Hap!

They vanished, leaving only the satchel to tumble onto the floor.

Not long after, the door opened. Wina stepped inside, only to find the room empty. Her eyes landed on the fallen satchel. Picking it up, she guessed what had happened.

"Gara... are you inside?" she asked softly, her fingers brushing the worn leather.

Suddenly, Wina felt the satchel grow heavy. She dropped it in surprise, only for Gara to appear right on top of it.

"I heard you opened the door, Mom," he said. "So I went out because I need you to help too."

Still startled by the sudden weight earlier, Wina could only nod.

"Mom, I’ll take you inside." Gara said before her shock had even settled.

"Can I actually go in?"

"Yes. Fian and Aldwin are already inside," he answered with a nod. "I’ll bring you in without touching you, alright?"

Wina nodded again, her face still puzzled.

Gara set the satchel down on the floor and focused on pulling Wina inside, yet nothing happened. He frowned, picked the satchel back up, and tried again. This ti, Wina vanished.

"Ah, so that’s how it works." Gara nodded to himself.

He continued experinting with the dinsional pocket. After several rounds of going in and out—not only him but also Fian and Wina—they finally stopped when Aldwin began growing restless.

Only then did Gara rember, he hadn’t taken Aldwin to the small forest behind the house.

After thanking Wina and Fian for joining his little experint, Gara brought Aldwin inside the satchel. Fian and Wina went back to their own activities.

anwhile, Gara had arrived in front of the house. He didn’t enter, but headed straight to the back.

He noticed that the temperature here was noticeably cooler than outside.

Reaching the little forest, Gara paused. Aldwin finally cald down, and Gara himself could feel the energy radiating from the surrounding trees.

A wide smile spread across his face. From now on, they no longer had to struggle to avoid the villagers just to get to the forest.

While Aldwin absorbed enough of the natural energy, Gara reflected on his earlier experint.

He concluded that he could bring soone else into the dinsional pocket with just his thoughts as long as he was holding the satchel. Anyone who entered would appear right in front of the house inside.

He could also send them back out with just a thought, but only if he was inside the dinsional pocket. When he was outside, he had to touch the satchel first.

Another thing he discovered: ti flowed the sa inside the pocket as it did outside. Basically, the pocket was like a doorway to sowhere else.

Gara thought abruptly cut by Madha’s voice from outside. With Aldwin who was mumbling and grinning in his arm, Gara got out of the pocket.

Seeing Gara suddenly appeared in front of him, Madha just widen his eyes for a mont. He ca back to his sense.

Madha returned to the house and t with Gara to inform him that he was going to the county with Loka.

He also told him that the Liners were heading ho today and so of them hoped to et with Gara before they left.

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