I Transmigrated Into A Fantasy World To Farm And Build Houses!-Chapter 437: Hope Named Moon

Eric had already eaten two meals and wasn’t hungry at the moment, so he shared the chicken feet between the two dragons.

He discovered that dragons were just like dogs; food had to be portioned out.

These two dragons were technically biological siblings, yet why wouldn’t the brother yield even a little to his sister? If he didn’t portion it out, Boa would have nothing to eat.

The chicken feet were sour, spicy, and crunchy. The numbing, fragrant taste of the chili oil, combined with the minced garlic and the texture of the chicken feet, blended perfectly. Robin ate without lifting his head.

No wonder so many dragons were lingering around Arthur’s territory; they were probably all here for the food but dared not enter. The more he thought about it, the luckier he felt. The thoughts from earlier had been tossed aside by Robin.

Eric fished out some braised food. He sliced a plate of internal organs, a plate of meat, and put the bony parts on another plate.

He filled a basin for Kanude, and shared the rest between the two dragons.

"This is... internal organs?"

Robin asked in disbelief. The plate clearly contained the intestines of a magical beast, along with heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and stomach. Was this also being served to him? 𝓯𝙧𝙚𝒆𝙬𝙚𝒃𝙣𝙤𝒗𝓮𝓵.𝙘𝙤𝙢

The eating habits of these two dragons had completely caused Eric to lose all his illusions and fear towards the Dragon race. He didn’t say much and directly picked up a chopstick-full for Boa to eat.

Boa wasn’t an adult yet. Dragons in their childhood weren’t as arrogant as adults. Eric’s skills had completely conquered her; she ate whatever was given.

"Mmh mmh, delicious! This is the best!" Her eyes sparkling, she pointed at the magical beast liver, praising Eric endlessly.

The magical beast Arthur hunted must have been carefully selected. The meat was fatty, fresh, and tender, and the internal organs also had plenty of fat, making them very delicious when braised.

The large liver was cut into pieces. After boiling, Eric sliced it into thick slabs. Eating it gave a dense, creamy sensation, soaked in the savory aroma of the braising liquid. It was wonderful even on its own.

Eric placed a bowl of pre-mixed dipping sauce next to the plate of braised food, smiling as he said:

"Dipping it in the sauce will give it a different flavor."

Neither of them paid any attention to Robin.

Robin was full of anger but didn’t dare to vent it. The scene of Arthur beating up his own kin this morning was still vivid. Although he didn’t know why Arthur cared about this beastman so much, Robin didn’t dare to provoke him again and could only swallow his grievances.

Boa beside him was eating with such relish. He thought that since this beastman could make even wild chicken taste so good, perhaps the internal organs wouldn’t be bad either. Moreover, there was other meat...

His eyes involuntarily glanced at the plate of braised food. Robin still couldn’t resist and grabbed a piece of bone to gnaw on.

The aroma of braised meat was completely different from roasted meat. Threads of flavor from the spices permeated every fiber of the meat; even the crevices of the bone were fragrant.

Everyone present could eat spicy food. Eric had added a lot of chili when cooking. The sliced braised food was also tossed with the layer of chili oil from the top of the stock, making it incredibly fragrant.

He wasn’t hungry, but he couldn’t resist eating a plate of mixed intestines and sliced meat.

Very quickly, Robin couldn’t hold back anymore. Seeing Boa eat so happily, he sneakily picked up a few slices of heart and put them in his mouth. There was no strange smell, so he started trying other internal organs.

The small intestine was soft and flavorful. The most fragrant part was the soft fat inside; the combination of the two couldn’t be more perfect. Robin had completely fallen.

By the time the two dragons had eaten their fill, the two super-large pots of braised food were almost cleaned out. Kanude was also satisfied, hugging a large bone and gnawing on it leisurely.

Regardless of what magical beast Kanude actually was, Eric found its habits to be exactly like a real dog, which was quite cute.

Robin completely forgot his previous suspicions and wiped his mouth elegantly, as if the person who had just been devouring food wasn’t him.

Eric took out a large basin, lined it with leaves, and filled it with sliced braised food, chicken feet, legs, and wings. He smiled and handed the basin to Boa:

"I heard you mention that Sister Moon. Your relationship must be very good. Consider this a gift from me to her."

The basin looked even bigger in Boa’s hands. Fortunately, Boa wasn’t an ordinary little girl; she easily lifted the basin over her head, her eyes full of little stars as she said, "You really are my best friend! I’ll thank you on behalf of Sister Moon!"

Robin, on the other side, although having satisfied his craving, still had a stomach like a bottomless pit that could eat more. He huffed in dissatisfaction: "Better to let me eat it; Moon won’t come anyway."

Seeing no one paying attention to him, Robin felt uncomfortable for a moment, then stood up and said to Eric:

"I was just curious today, but I didn’t attack you. Anyway, the food you cook is delicious."

After saying that, he flew away as if his tail was on fire.

Eric was a bit confused. What was all that about?

"Brother is apologizing to you. He scared you this morning; he’s just too embarrassed to say it directly." Boa expertly acted as a translator.

Eric reacted now. So Robin was one of the three dragons who had scared him. Since they were siblings, Robin must have been that red dragon.

Damn it, if he had known earlier, he wouldn’t have given him food. What kind of ill fate was this, that he turned out to be Boa’s brother? He had really been scared enough this morning, thinking he would lose his life here.

However, he didn’t dwell on it too much. With Kanude here, he couldn’t ask directly for Moon to take him away, so he spoke tactfully: "Does your Sister Moon often leave Dragon Island?"

Boa didn’t think much of it and nodded directly: "Yes. Dragon Island has rules against entering and leaving, and even those with permission have restrictions. Sister Moon is an exception because she is the only space-element silver dragon. Grandpa Dragon King can’t control her."

Space element! Eric’s eyes lit up. Didn’t this mean that if Moon was willing to help, returning to the tribe would be even easier?

Using space magic to leave had a much higher success rate compared to carefully sneaking off Dragon Island.

"Wow, space magic! I’ve never seen it before; that’s amazing. Then Boa, can you bring your Sister Moon along next time? I haven’t seen space magic before. Besides, I know how to make many delicious dishes. Next time you come, I’ll make them all for you."

Eric used a coaxing tone.

Boa looked up innocently and happily agreed: "That would be great! I get to eat delicious food again!"

...

Arthur flew gloomily in the sky, the sunset glow shining on his golden scales, reflecting beautiful light.

He had just been kicked out by his parents. He didn’t get the answer he wanted to find, and he was even scolded, leaving him extremely vexed.

It was just about him finding a beastman as a soul mate, yet they said he decided arbitrarily without discussing it with his parents and grandfather.

Arthur wasn’t stupid either; if he had actually discussed it beforehand, they certainly wouldn’t have agreed to let him and Eric become mates.

None of the mates brought back by other dragons had signed contracts. After all, dragons had long lifespans and selfish natures; even if they saw someone they liked, they wouldn’t perform such an act that harmed themselves to benefit others.

The question he wanted to ask had no answer. That unreliable pair of parents scolded him and kicked him out. Arthur’s whole body was radiating low pressure.

He just wanted to know how to please a mate so that the other party would be willing to truly stay on Dragon Island. Why was it so hard?