When they returned to the tavern from outside, they learned that Galdaruf and Mayibeia had gone to clean their own new house.
A few days earlier, their house had finished renovation, so they needed to give the newly renovated residence a thorough cleaning.
After that, they would need to buy some items, and it was estimated that they could move in before long.
Upon hearing that Dan Feng and Roxy had gone to purchase things needed for their new home, Mayibeia asked them what kinds of items they should buy.
Roxy, with a mysterious look, handed the list she and Dan Feng had compiled over to Mayibeia. "Please take good care of this. It's the shopping list that Dan Feng and I spent some time putting together."
"Don't worry, Roxy! I'll definitely buy everything exactly as it says!" Mayibeia declared confidently, her tone full of seriousness.
With that, she carefully folded the list and tucked it into her pocket, intending to keep it safe.
Immediately afterward, Mayibeia dashed upstairs like a gust of wind. Moments later, she came back down carrying a heavy little box.
The small box contained the money she and Galdaruf had saved over the years; the gold coins inside clinked crisply against one another.
Mayibeia clutched the box tightly with one hand while pulling Galdaruf along with the other. The two hurriedly rushed out the door toward the bustling market.
Dan Feng and Roxy stood at the doorway, watching Mayibeia's hasty and careless behavior, and could only shake their heads helplessly.
They both felt that such actions were somewhat inappropriate for a pregnant woman like Mayibeia.
However, they weren't overly worried about her safety.
After all, just looking at how Galdaruf had sought medical help for Mayibeia showed that he was a fiercely protective husband—he would surely keep her safe at all times.
Moreover, Mayibeia herself was of the demon race and possessed a far tougher body than ordinary people. Even if she tripped and fell, it probably wouldn't cause much of a problem.
It was worth mentioning that Mayibeia and Galdaruf's house had actually been paid for by Dan Feng.
Over the years, the two of them had lived frugally and worked hard to save money, so the gold coins in their little treasury were more than enough to buy the furniture they needed. There was absolutely no risk of running short.
...One day later.
Early that morning, Dan Feng was informed by the house-selling staff that his and Roxy's house had been fully renovated.
Dan Feng nodded expressionlessly, then slowly reached out and gently placed the key handed to him by the staff into his clothes.
After completing her task, the staff member left the tavern with light, cheerful steps, in a pleasant mood.
During this period, she had been extremely diligent and responsible. As long as the renovation team was still working in Dan Feng and Roxy's house, she had stayed by their side to ensure everything progressed smoothly.
Finally, the renovation was successfully completed, and the staff member had fulfilled her duties.
She told Dan Feng that if he and Roxy encountered any issues afterward, they could come to her at any time, and she would definitely provide reasonable assistance.
After the staff member had walked away, the corners of Dan Feng's mouth lifted slightly, revealing a faint smile.
He took a deep breath, then raised his hand and gently knocked on Roxy's door.
"Coming!" From inside came Roxy's clear voice, sounding a little soft and carrying a trace of laziness as if she had just woken up.
When Roxy opened the door, what Dan Feng saw was her in the midst of fixing her bangs.
Her hair was a bit messy, yet it only made her fair skin and cute, delicate features all the more appealing to Dan Feng.
"Roxy, good morning." Dan Feng smiled at Roxy, a hint of gentleness in his eyes.
"It's Dan Feng. Good morning." With this greeting, Roxy quickly finished tidying her hair.
After arranging her hair, she casually flicked the twin braided pigtails that had been resting on her shoulders. The braids swiftly flew behind her—this was Roxy's most common hairstyle.
Dan Feng smiled as he looked at Roxy. Then he slowly pulled two keys out from his clothes and handed one of them to her.
Roxy took the key with some surprise. However, the moment she realized it was the key to the house she shared with Dan Feng, her eyes immediately lit up like the brightest star in the night sky.
"It's already finished? Then let's hurry and go see it!" Roxy's voice was filled with excitement and anticipation.
Her water-blue eyes brimmed with expectation for the new home she and Dan Feng would share. After all, this was the house she had longed for so long—a cozy little nest belonging only to her and Dan Feng.
Seeing how impatient Roxy was, Dan Feng nodded in agreement, then prepared to head with her to the newly renovated house.
By the time the two arrived at their residence again, it was vastly different from what they had seen last time.
The first thing that caught their eye was the eye-catching courtyard. Compared to before, it seemed to have gained some new elements.
Upon closer inspection, one could see that a small, exquisite pond had been added to the courtyard. Clear waves rippled in the pool, and occasionally a few fish could be seen swimming back and forth within.
"They even added fish?" Roxy looked at the fish in the pond and said with slight surprise.
Additionally, there was a delicate little pavilion. Various flowers and plants had been planted around the pavilion—perfect for Dan Feng and Roxy to come and tend to when they were bored.
As long as the Permansor Terrae template was in play, these flowers and plants would be guaranteed to thrive without dying.
Such arrangements undoubtedly added a touch of warmth to the entire house, making the courtyard no longer feel so monotonous.
The path leading to the main gate was paved with smooth, rounded pebbles.
Though walking on them might feel a bit uncomfortable underfoot, it could also serve as a unique experience—perhaps even a kind of foot massage?
When the two entered the first floor—which had not yet been fully renovated before—they were immediately captivated by the interior style.
The style here differed from the second floor. The second floor mainly emphasized coziness, since that was the place for sleeping and resting, requiring a comfortable atmosphere.
The first floor, on the other hand, leaned more toward an everyday feel, with white as the dominant color—simple yet retaining the necessary elegance.
Spending time here would naturally give people a sense of sophistication.
This style was very suitable for receiving guests: it could showcase the owner's taste while making visitors feel comfortable and at ease.
However, one thing was consistent: the floors throughout were laid with wooden boards.
Perhaps because this world had not yet developed to the point of using tiles for flooring, Dan Feng had never seen tiled floors in this world.