When the freshly made omelet was served, Ermine stared intently at the plate.

On the yellow omelet, a heart was drawn with ketchup. It was quite colorful and fun just to look at.

“This is the omelet.”

“Yeah. Please enjoy it while it’s fresh. Dig in!”

“Thank you.”

When I put the spoon into the omelet, a creamy, runny filling oozed out.

I didn’t add any fillings today, but maybe it would be even better with ground meat or cheese in it.

I scooped up a bite and brought it to my mouth.

“Mmm. So fluffy and creamy.”

I tried making it with the alchemy pot, but it tastes the same as the special omelet I made.

The tang of the tomato ketchup combined with the richness of the egg makes me feel happy just by placing it on my tongue.

“It’s perfectly recreated. Amazing.”

I took another bite, feeling moved. The fluffy texture and gentle flavor in my mouth were delightful.

“It’s delicious!”

When I looked over at Ermine, there was no reply. She was eating with great enthusiasm.

She was using a fork and knife, but her mouth was stained yellow. Well, she’s so fluffy; it can’t be helped.

Um, was there something to wipe her mouth with?

Oh, right. There was a towel.

“Your mouth is sticky with omelet. Here you go.”

As I handed her the towel, Ermine wiped not only her mouth but her entire face with it.

“No, Ermine, that’s not right. You’ll just get more dirty.”

I hurriedly stopped her, but it was too late. Omelet had spread not just on her mouth but her whole face.

“Oh no. What should we do? Maybe you need to wash your face or take a bath.”

“Well then, I’ll take a bath after I finish eating.”

“Ermine, you really like baths, huh?”

“Who wouldn’t love such a wonderful thing!”

Indeed, in the outdoor bath, not only humans but also monkeys and capybaras were leisurely soaking in the water.

“I’ll make a new towel before you get out of the bath.”

“Thanks, Mei.”

Ermine, with her egg-colored face, smiled brightly. It was so soothing.

“I need to wash this towel too… Oh, there’s no washing machine.”

Hmm. Without a washing machine, washing will be tough.

Come to think of it, there’s no soap either!

Let’s see, the method to make soap is in this book… Ah, found it. Two camellias and one stone.

That’s something I can make quickly.

I might need to ask Ermine for a washing machine.

“Ermine, could you get a washing machine out?”

“Sure, I’m full and full of energy right now, so it’s fine.”

When you’re full, can you pull out all sorts of things? Now that I think of it, she was revived after eating yesterday.

So, I’ll make a lot of delicious food for her to eat.

“Okay, then, picture a washing machine in your mind.”

“Sure.”

It would be great if the washing machine were fully automatic and had a dryer too. Recent drum-type washing machines don’t wrinkle clothes even after drying.

I’d also like one that automatically adds detergent and softener.

“Okay, got it. Where should I put it?”

“Right around here, please.”

I had her place it in line with the bathroom door.

“Here it comes!”

With a shout of “Hey!” a state-of-the-art drum washing machine appeared with a bang.

“Thanks, Ermine!”

“You’re welcome!”

There’s no water supply or drainage, but… it’s a magical washing machine. I’m sure it will clean and dry all the clothes perfectly when I put in the dirty items and press the switch.

“I’ll go get the cotton and healing herbs for the towel.”

“Thanks!”

I grabbed a basket and went out to the garden.

Cotton is easy to harvest right next to the house. The healing herbs were by the golden fruit tree, right?

I walked leisurely toward the fountain.

The weather is so nice.

Oh, right, if I put them inside the bracelet, they’ll be preserved by magic and won’t deteriorate.

In that case, I’ll harvest a bit more.

By tomorrow, they’ll be back to normal.

I picked healing herbs near the fountain, and then I’ll leave one golden fruit and pick the rest.

I should also harvest various vegetables.

As I put everything I could into the bracelet, I could fit more and more.

“Wow. I’ve put in quite a bit, but it seems like there’s still room in the bracelet.”

Getting more and more interested, I kept adding items and realized I had reached the far edge of the garden.

“A gate?”

In front of me was a gap in the hedge, with a pink flower arch. The middle drooped a little and, on closer inspection, formed a heart shape.

“Cute!”

I wonder what’s outside this gate.

Curiosity piqued, I thought of stepping out a little.

But…

“Cluck, cluck!”

Suddenly, Koko appeared and blocked my way.

I was startled.

What’s wrong?

Does this mean I can’t go outside?