About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Orson nervously interacts with the patriotic master, who, despite his intimidating presence, surprisingly shows care for Orson. As they converse, the patriotic master makes a casual and unsettling comment about death, leading Orson to attempt to escape under the pretext of needing to tend to his crops. However, the patriotic master forces him to sit down and begins questioning Orson about his daughter, Yelena, emphasizing her cuteness and intelligence, which puts Orson in an awkward position. The interaction escalates with the patriotic master tying Orson to his spear, prompting a comical rescue attempt by Frost Nova, who chastises her father for his odd behavior. This clash highlights the generational gap between characters and the humorous dynamic of their relationships. As Frost Nova tries to mitigate the situation, the atmosphere lightens somewhat, showcasing the familial bonds amidst the chaos. Orson attempts to regain control by introducing other operators from Rhodes Island to the patriotic master in the hopes of easing the tension, but the master's stern demeanor returns momentarily. However, a shared love for food helps break the ice, leading to a promise of making a carrot and cabbage stew. Eventually, the interactions culminate in a more lighthearted atmosphere, with Frost Nova developing a warm connection with the younger operator Amiya, whom the patriotic master recognizes as a significant figure in a prophecy concerning his past. The chapter ends on a note of hope and determination as Orson expresses his commitment to change the fated outcome associated with Amiya, even as the patriotic master remains exasperated by the antics around him.

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