Grandma Long's plan to manipulate Sato had been a spur-of-the-moment idea, so she did not suspect his sudden request to stay.
With her permission, although the villagers of Dragon Village were somewhat surprised and uncomfortable, no one actually stepped forward to stop him.
Grandma Long was the chief of Dragon Village, so naturally Sato could not stay with her.
But when she wanted him to stay at the home of the uncle who had mistaken him for someone else, Sato immediately became extremely unwilling.
"Grandma Long, in order to train diligently, I do not mind staying in the tent I brought," Sato said with unusual firmness.
"You are a guest. How could we of Dragon Village let a guest stay in a tent?"
Grandma Long asked in confusion.
But Sato remained firm. After declining several times, he deliberately showed a trace of hesitation on his face.
"You do not want to stay at Uncle Gage's house? Then shall I arrange another place for you?"
This time, Sato did not refuse. Instead, he hesitated in silence.
Seeing him like this, Grandma Long understood immediately and changed her words. "Then stay at Uncle Mars's house. Their home is not far from mine, so it will also be convenient for you to come receive my guidance."
"Thank you, Grandma Long!"
Sato immediately agreed. As long as it was not that forgetful family, anywhere would do.
More importantly, that forgetful Uncle Gage's home was quite far from the center of Dragon Village, which would make Sato's later investigation inconvenient.
Just like that, Sato openly settled into Dragon Village for a temporary stay.
Uncle Mars was quite kind as well. Not only did he take the initiative to prepare a room for Sato, but on the first night, he invited quite a few neighbors and