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"Aoli, stay here and tell the Kula Kuka about the common knowledge of the Old Earth Continent, as well as Pat Manor's rules and taboos."

After saying this, Angel left the hall with Leon and Head Maid Mana.

Outside the castle, Angel could already faintly hear people discussing the Kula Kuka. From time to time, someone poked their head out to look toward the hall.

Only after they had walked somewhere deserted did Angel turn and say, "Now that we've agreed to let the Kula Kuka stay, we need to decide how they'll be settled."

Head Maid Mana immediately said, "There are vacant rooms on the third and fourth floors of the castle. I can tidy them up later and use them as resting quarters for their people."

Angel said, "The Kula Kuka may be guests, but they are also residents of Gelu Town. Are we planning to have them live in the castle forever?"

"Then how do you think we should settle them?" Leon asked.

"I said before that they can be called a clan of craftsmen. You only need to find them a plot of land outside. They'll build a home of their own."

As Angel said this, he recalled Babaya's hometown—Sprout Village.

The whole of Sprout Village had been built within a Manyue Tree. Whether it was the mortise-and-tenon structures of the houses or mechanisms resembling elevators, all revealed the Kula Kuka's ingenious craftsmanship.

"For now, they can temporarily live in that building from earlier. Once they've built their own village, they can move there."

Leon pondered for a moment, then agreed with Angel's idea. After all, what he had promised them was permanent legal residency. Naturally, he could not keep supporting them forever.

In the end, Leon chose a patch of grassland near the tea garden