Chapter 377: Chapter 217: They Are The Lucky Stars
Goblin Community.
After Mills and Victor’s arrangents, the goblins had basically all selected houses for themselves.
Mills, as the clan leader, already had quite a bit of savings, and on top of that, he had sold a considerable amount of ore, so he directly purchased a two-story stone cottage.
The stone house was empty, but Mills felt extrely joyful.
He really loved this “ho,” because it symbolized stability and serenity, not having to worry about his circumstances at all tis.
At that mont, Victor and Denglop ca over as well.
They had also taken out their recent savings to buy houses in the community. Although renting was an option, they still felt that having their own hos gave a stronger sense of belonging.
Seeing Mills’ expression as they ca over, they smiled, “Lord, do you plan to decorate the place yourself or hire a professional team?”
“What’s the difference?” Mills snapped back to reality and eagerly asked.
“To decorate it yourself? That ans going to the Wood Workshop and other places to buy so matching furniture, depending on your needs. Having a professional team do it! it ans to assign a more reasonable planning layout and the necessary furniture. The latter will be more expensive, but it will look better,” Victor explained, “I plan to hire a professional team.”
“Let’s take a look first.” Mills was sowhat tempted, but he had already bought a house and was considering hiring decorators, which might be a bit too much.
Being new arrivals, the identity of their goblin clan was not simple; perhaps they should keep a low profile.
“Okay!” Victor nodded, fully aware of Mills’ concerns, but he believed that Hope Village would gradually wear down their worries.
“Shall we first see how the clan mbers are doing?” Hills spoke up.
After that, the three of them started walking around the community.
Within the community, the goblins one by one looked at the houses that belonged to them, revealing in their eyes a glow they had never had before.
When they saw Hills, they all put on a smile.
“Clan Leader.”
“How is it going? Are you adapting well?” Hills asked.
“It’s great, the house is big.”
“We won’t have to fear the wind and rain anymore.”
“Most importantly, we don’t have to worry about suddenly being caught.”
“The most important thing is that the children can have a slightly more stable life, without fearing they’ll die young for various reasons while we’re displaced.”
“…”
The goblins spoke one after another; their demands were not high, and they already felt satisfied with everything they had.
Mills listened to their words and sighed deeply in his heart.
The world was really too unfriendly to them, the goblins.
Fortunately, they had now encountered a place like Hope Village, which offered them an opportunity for stability.
But whether this was just temporary or…
The worry swept through his heart, and Mills’ eyes beca resolute.
To ensure this bit of stability would last, he must lead the Goblin Clan to establish itself in Hope Village, to beco an indispensable presence in this territory. Because as long as they had value, Hope Village would never give up on them.
Thinking this way, Mills continued, “Would you like to go out and walk around the territory? You could also pick up so daily necessities.”
Seeing that so of them were a bit tidied up and just pacing around the community, Mills understood their fear, and he could only think of ways to encourage them to go out.
Once they went out, they could better integrate into Hope Village.
Upon hearing Mills say this, other goblins showed a bit of hesitation in their expressions.
“Can we?”
“I’m afraid they might dislike us appearing in the territory.”
“What if they don’t like us and drive us away?”
“Perhaps it’s still best if you and Victor do the shopping for us? It’s okay for us to stay here.”
“…”
Mills listened to these words and couldn’t help but feel a bit sad, glancing at Victor beside him.
Understanding, Victor directly said, “That won’t happen. Let’s go to the territory, have sothing to eat, buy so things. They will earn money from us, and they will welco us instead of disliking us.”
“Really?”
“Of course, it’s true! You’ll know once you go out and see for yourselves. You have to get used to it soti. I can shop for you once or twice, but I can’t always do it for you! Besides, aren’t you hungry now? A lot of the food in Hope Village is only delicious when you eat it on the spot!” No sooner had Victor’s words ended than many goblin stomachs began to rumble.
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