As night quietly fell and stars began to sparkle across the deep night sky, Aze finally finished fixing up another empty room in his house. He was just about to tell Frieren, Fern, and the little girl Annie to get some rest when Frieren and Fern turned down his kind offer.
Whether it was Frieren, Fern, or the little girl, it seemed they would rather spend the night crammed into that tiny carriage.
Aze was naturally baffled. He couldn't understand what was so great about three people squeezing into a carriage. No matter how luxurious it was, it was still a carriage, and those three weren't short Dwarves like them. It would still be far too cramped for them to be comfortable.
Still full of questions and curiosity, he slowly made his way toward the carriage parked outside his house. Its curtains were drawn, and from the outside, it looked incredibly luxurious.
And so!
He climbed onto the carriage step, opened the door, and entered the carriage, ready to invite Frieren and the others to stay at his house once more. The moment he stepped inside, the sight before him left him dumbfounded. He was so startled he nearly jumped out of his skin.
The carriage interior, which should have been relatively cramped, had expanded into a vast space of at least several hundred square meters.
And somehow, it even had a three-bedroom, one-living-room, one-kitchen, and two-bathroom layout. Everything was neat and orderly, and, unbelievably, there was even a huge hot spring bath filled with billowing steam!
In short!
What Aze saw wasn't a carriage at all, but a luxurious mansion like a mobile castle. It was both lavish and cozy, and just looking at it made it clear how comfortable it must be to live in. It was at