While New York was in turmoil, Alvin was enjoying some rare peace and quiet on Prison Island.
It was strange. Just a few days ago, he had been so lonely that he could barely sleep.
But now, watching little Ginny study in a different way with Julie, he felt incomparably at ease.
Only now did Alvin realize that he did not actually enjoy lively crowds. What he enjoyed was having his family by his side.
Especially after Julie arrived...
At this time every day, Prison Island would quiet down, and everyone capable of breathing would let out a sigh of relief.
Little Ginny, overflowing with energy, Captain, who was just as energetic, Sapling, who loved playing pranks, and her six Lava Demon bodyguards had turned Prison Island into utter chaos...
How nice things were now. Alvin had never expected Julie to have a gift for teaching. In just two days, little Ginny had mastered addition and subtraction within ten and had already begun advancing to two-digit calculations.
For a father from China, this was a milestone of progress.
As a Chinese person, Alvin absolutely could not allow his own child to be tricked by "idiot-style" marketing tactics when she went to the supermarket.
Alfred had walked up behind Alvin at some point.
The old butler helplessly sighed as he watched the Manhattan Axe lying on a lounge chair, an One-Eyed Ugly Dog in his arms, enjoying the autumn sunlight.
The source of his helplessness was the Lava Demons having a meal while sitting cross-legged on the golf-course lawn...
The Lava Demons, whose bodies flowed with flames, had driven this dedicated butler to distraction.
Ever since they arrived, the fire alarms on Prison Island had never stopped.
Whenever they were indoors, the fire alarm would inevitably start beeping wherever the Lava