"Usually, I would only need to visit the farm once a week for this purpose. But since someone decided to impregnate every woman around him without informing me first, I believe I''ll be quite busy for the next few months. And if I don''t receive additionalpensation from the vige, I might just have to deduct it from your own wealth," she added, shing a mischievous smile in Orion''s direction before returning her attention to Grandma Vivian.


    Amused by Greta''s tone and yful expression, Orion found himself momentarily at a loss for a wittyeback. Instead, he replied with a touch of lightheartedness, "Well, I don''t mindpensating you from my own wealth." His response carried a hint of humour, indicating that he was ready to embrace the responsibility that came with his actions.


    Greta''s smile widened as she responded, her expression now moreposed, "Somehow, I had a feeling you''d say that, considering all the things I''ve heard about you." Her gaze shifted to Grandma Vivian, whoy on the mat, her face contorted in pain.


    Greta ced her hand gently over Vivian''s stomach, emitting a soothing wave of bluish light. Concerned, Orion approached them, his curiosity piqued. "What''s happening?" he inquired, eager to understand why Vivian, who wasn''t pregnant, was also among the women receiving care, as her child was no longer alive.


    Greta responded with a knowing smile, her voice filled with assurance, "I am merging the tissue in her stomach with the rest of her body, strengthening her womb for the future." Her gaze shifted from Orion to Grandma Vivian, emphasizing the seriousness of her task.


    Orion''s eyes widened as heprehended the implications of Greta''s words. "Is that even possible?" he asked, his scepticism evident, realizing he still had little knowledge of Aunt Greta''s abilities as a healer, despite her self-proimed title. Greta turned to him, raising an eyebrow, and responded, "Well, what do you think my gift is?" However, She quickly dismissed the question, aware that he was unaware of her true capabilities due to his lost memories and herck of exnation. "Nevermind that question," she quickly interjected.


    "My gift grants me control over flesh and organs, allowing me to swiftly mend wounds and repair internal injuries. While my expertise may be somewhat limited when ites to broken bones, with the aid of the right herbs and concoctions, even those can be healed without much trouble." Orion nodded, now understanding why he had experienced such intense internal and external pain when he first awoke after being healed in this world.


    "That''s quite an amazing gift," Orion admitted, acknowledging the power of Greta''s ability to manipte flesh. He couldn''t help but ponder the potential dangers that such a gift could pose if wielded by someone who chose a path other than healing. The thought sent a shiver down his spine, imagining what Greta''s gift could have be if she possessed the potential to be a warrior.


    Curiosity getting the better of him, he asked, "Can you use your gift on yourself as well?" Seeking rification on the extent of her abilities. Greta nodded, removing one hand from Grandma Vivian and cing it on her own arm, activating her gift. Instantly, her skin began to ripple and shift, resembling a watery, fleshy mass before settling back into its original form.


    Meanwhile, Orion discreetly extricated himself from the midst of the women, reassured by their well-being and impressed by Aunt Greta''s live demonstration of her gift. Satisfied, he retreated to his previous position next to Mrs Shani by the door, patiently waiting for the conclusion of the procedure or the arrival of the vige chief. However, a sudden change urred as Gina tightly grasped his hands and whispered, "I''m not letting you go anywhere," her face adorned with a feigned expression of anger.


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    Three hourster


    Although I didn''t mind waiting for several more hours, considering I was the one who arrivedte, a sense of relief washed over me when the Vige Chief finally entered the hut, apanied by Mr. Thak who followed closely behind him.


    After inquiring about my whereabouts during the night, hoping I hadn''t gotten myself into any more trouble, the Vige Chief instructed me to follow him, apanied by Mrs Shani and Mr Thak trailing behind.


    ncing at Gina, who reluctantly let go of my hand to create some space due to the presence of the Vige Chief, I reassured her, "Take care of them, alright? I''ll be back soon," before shifting my attention to the women who were now peacefully asleep, except for Aunt Greta, who was earnestly tending to my mother with a focused expression on her face.


    Respecting their need for uninterrupted rest, as some of the women who had administered the herbal treatment had already left, with a few remaining at Aunt Greta''s call, I exited the hut and made my way towards the Vige Chief and the others, eager to catch up with them.


    Upon my arrival, I overheard the Vige Chief involved in a conversation with Mrs Shani, and as I stood beside the Vige Chief, I noticed a distinct change in Mrs Shani''s gaze. If before she regarded me with curiosity and doubt, her eyes now held a sharp cunning, as if gears were turning in her mind, visible through her piercing stare.


    Nevertheless, even though I could somewhat predict the nature of their discussion, I walked calmly by the Vige Chief''s side as we navigated through the bustling area.


    With a nod to acknowledge my presence, the Vige Chief spoke, "I have discussed matters with the farm''s caretakers, and we havee to a decision." There was no need for me to inquire further, as he swiftly continued, "A new hut will be constructed deep within the farm for all the women who are pregnant with your child. This will keep them away from prying eyes and provide them with the necessary support."


    "They will be provided with helpers to assist them with any challenges they may face and ensure their well-being until the day of delivery. Additionally, Miss Greta, who is now aware of the situation, will be involved. Furthermore, all key figures responsible for influencing the vige''s current state and livelihood are also informed, except for those at the strongholds, as this matter does not concern them."