Tales of Kui Island

Thousands of treehouses stood on Kui Island, all of them the result of more than two months of labor by Half-Elf carpenters.

To this end, Roy had transferred nearly two thousand elf carpenters from Padesto City...

Construction materials, including large quantities of planks, felt, rainproof cloth, tiles, and glass, had also been shipped over from Padesto City.

The treehouses were furnished accordingly, with beds, wardrobes, chairs, and more.

In Padesto City, at least two hundred thousand brand-new treehouses still stood vacant.

The Silver Moon Elves had cut off that Teleportation Portal, preventing the Half-Elves of the Silver Moon Elf Kingdom from entering the Pattington Plane. As a result, the newly built treehouses in Padesto City's northern district had lost a huge number of buyers with urgent housing needs.

The price of treehouses across Padesto City had soared to around one hundred Magic Crystal Stones three months ago, but now it could only remain below eighty Magic Crystal Stones.

These wooden houses were sturdy and beautifully designed.

Most treehouses had two bedrooms, a living room, a bathroom, and a terrace, perfectly suited to elven aesthetics.

Of course, they could build one themselves if they wanted...

But to build a beautiful and practical treehouse, most of the expenses were unavoidable.

The wages Half-Elves could earn in Padesto City were around seven hundred Kole per week. In other words, if they neither ate nor drank, they could buy a treehouse in about a year and a half.

Thus, most elves bought a treehouse as soon as they found stable work in Padesto City.

The Half-Elves' habit of buying wooden homes had now spread to Kui Island as well.

Many Half-Elves living on Kui Island had already bought treehouses there. Some had clothes hanging outside to dry, some balconies were packed with flowerpots, and