About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In chapter 19, titled "The Man Surrounded by Crowds," the settlement where Talula and the guerrillas reside comes alive with the warmth of a large bonfire, symbolizing unity and hope. Amidst the gathering, characters like Alina and Orson display a mix of joy and jealousy as they adjust to Alina's return. Talula, dressed in a long black lace dress, addresses the crowd sharing her newfound identity as the daughter of the Immortal Black Snake Koschei, emphasizing her determination to lead them south after establishing a stronghold in the Northern Territory. Despite initial concerns about overstepping her noble privileges, Talula reassures her companions of her commitment to balance light and darkness in her leadership. As the night progresses, voices rise in celebration, and Orson experiences a sense of warmth and belonging while faced with the complications of being surrounded by the sleeping guerrillas. The chapter ends with a humorous encounter involving the Patriotic Master, hinting at future developments in Talula’s leadership. Chapter 20, titled "The Overbearing CEO Comes to Sell," shifts to a secluded village bustling with activity as villagers gather to discuss the arrival of a mysterious "newly promoted noble merchant association," led by Talula. She firmly presents herself as a merchant seeking trade opportunities, dispelling fears of exploitation while showcasing her confidence and control over the situation. Talula reassures the village chief that the infected are not necessarily dangerous, using her sharp wit to assert herself while discussing trade possibilities. As the villagers consider her offers, Talula, Orson, and Alina are left contemplating their next steps in this new venture.

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