Three days later, at a lord's manor in a village.
"Is this it? It's really huge!" In the newly built village, a little girl stared at the large house before her in amazement and cried out happily.
"Big Sister! I want to sleep in a big bed later! I want a room all to myself! This time, you're not allowed to fight me for it!" Another child stood beside her, his eyes wide and his face equally full of delight.
The two children laughed and shouted, making the place lively indeed.
"Keep your voices down. It wouldn't do to disturb others." Their parents and grandfather followed closely behind them. The older generation was far more cautious; seeing the children hopping and shouting, their instinctive reaction was to tell them to watch their words and behavior.
"Father, Mother, Grandfather, you don't need to worry. This is our home. Let the children laugh if they want to laugh, let them play if they want to play. You don't need to be so careful." The young man walking at the front turned back and said with a smile.
"This is our new home!" The white-haired grandfather nodded, raised his face, and surveyed the house before him.
The others were infected by the old man's emotions. They too raised their heads and gazed solemnly at their new home.
The house before them covered roughly two mu. It had high walls and a spacious courtyard. Besides the tall two-story building, the grounds also contained wooden servants' quarters, stables, and even a garden.
None of these structures was particularly large, nor did they take up much land, but though the sparrow was small, all five organs were complete.
This was a complete lordly estate.
The two-story building had been constructed with exceptional solidity. Its doors stood