Hao Ren had no idea what ordinary monsters were like when they first gained sentience, but he suspected they all had to go through a process of rebuilding their worldview and developing new habits. At least, he had his stupid cat as a reference: everyone had spent the entire day trying to establish a new set of values for her, but in the end, it had basically achieved nothing.
Cat Girl still did whatever she pleased. Her misdeeds included, but were not limited to, rolling around on the soft mat in the living room, stepping on the sofa with her shoes on, crouching on the coffee table and wailing, and shouting at everyone for dried fish.
Later, when the others returned home, they joined in educating "Roll" as well. In the end, the cat simply ran up to the roof to enjoy some peace and quiet.
They spent the entire day struggling with her like this. Hao Ren was physically and mentally exhausted from dealing with Cat Girl, and things only quieted down somewhat when it was time for dinner.
Vivian prepared a sumptuous feast. This strange big family—with the exception of Big Beard, who was roasting a wild rabbit outside—gathered around the table and began the happiest, most harmonious moment of the day: dinner. Elizabeth held a sea bowl larger than her head and devoured her food with the royal bearing she had inherited from her father. As she ate, she regaled everyone with amusing stories about her adventures while wandering around outside, utterly lacking the dignity one would expect from someone whose profession was "Demon Realm Princess."
The little girl and Izax could now be considered celebrities in the South Suburbs. First of all, Izax's face itself was a well-known local landmark. The officers at the nearby police