How to get Healed at Demon Farm

Biip! Biip! 

Biip! Biip! 

Two little griffins cried loudly. 

I've already gotten accustomed to the fact that it's a signal when they’re hungry after several experiences.

I looked down at the little griffins with a dejected smile, who were crying so sadly that a stranger might think they’d starved for days. 

"Okay, I'll feed you soon, so hang in there guys."

I coaxed the little griffins and prepared their meals. 

Preparing meals was not that difficult.

All that was needed was a bottle of Hap, a spoon, and a clean handkerchief to keep them from getting dirty.

"Sihyeon, I've placed the warmed Hap here." 

"Thank you, Lia." 

The little griffins sniffed and opened their mouths more actively.

Five days have passed since the griffins hatched from eggs.

In the meantime, the fluffy skin covering their bodies has gotten a little thicker, and their half-closed eyes became completely open and shiny. 

They eat and sleep hard, and repeat this work. 

They were a little thin when they were born, but they grew before I knew it.

The movement has also become very active, but they have not yet escaped their temporary nest – my bed. 

Still, it was so lovely to see them recognize me and greet me with a crying sound when I get close. 

It was like seeing a small cotton doll with round eyes.

I took the hot Hap in a spoon, cooled it down a little, and fed it little by little to Griffin.

It made me feel a strange sense of accomplishment seeing them eat as I feed them.

Lia, who just bought Hap, and Speranza, who came to the side, also watched the scene with satisfaction. 

"Papa, Grify, and Finny seem to be eating well now."

"I know, right? At first, half of Hap was spilled out of their mouth, but now they're good at eating." 

Grify and Finny was the name given to the two Griffin babies. 

As you can understand immediately when you hear it, it was a simple name that was given by dividing the name Griffin into two.

There was a serious discussion among the farm members over the names of the baby Griffins.

Each gave their own reasons and came up with a variety of names. 

In the end, we decided to go with "Grify" and "Finny" presented by Speranza. 

It was a very simple name. 

It was so intuitive and simple that it was easy to call and it didn’t sound bad. 

Therefore, the elder Griffin was named ‘Grify', and the youngest Griffin was named ‘Finny'. 

Speranza was very happy when the name she thought of was used as the name of the baby Griffins.

And maybe because she was proud of the name, she called the baby Griffins, who still couldn't understand their names, all the time.

The griffins, who were full and fed, finally calmed down with satisfaction.

They moved their four legs hard and crept toward me. 

With my hands, I lifted up the two little Griffins and put them on my lap. 

Then they naturally rolled up on my thighs and settled down. 

It was as if they were completely trusting and relying on me.

Lia and Speranza are jealous of this. 

Grify and Finny were very anxious about the approach of others except me, maybe because as soon as they were born, they recognized me as their guardian.

If someone approached them when I was away, they often cried and looked for me.

Unlike the baby Yakums, who had separate parents, they had only me to rely on.

Maybe that's why I was more concerned about the baby Griffins than when the baby Yakums were born.

Looking at the sleeping baby Griffins, I hoped that the day would come soon when they could grow up and get close to the farm members and have fun with Speranza. 

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"Oh, oh… you weren't lying. Really… I didn't expect you to hatch Griffin's eggs!" muttered Beto, looking thrilled to see the baby Griffins. 

He stared blankly at the baby Griffin and held out his hand as if possessed. 

"NO! Papa said we shouldn't touch them carelessly!" 

Speranza warned in a sharp voice. 

Bebeto scrambled his hands in astonishment. 

"Sorry, miss."

"You shouldn’t touch them unless you've washed your hands clean. They're still vulnerable to diseases and germs." 

“I see. I didn’t think about it.” 

Bebeto admitted his mistake and bowed his head. 

Instead of touching them, he looked around at the baby griffins closely. 

“Is there anything wrong with their health?” 

“No. Luckily, both of them are healthy. They’re eating very well." 

Even as I was talking to Bebeto, the little Griffins was only looking at me with sparkling eyes.

They rubbed their face against my body, and slightly bit me with their beak as if playing with me.

Bebeto's face was once again colored with admiration when he saw it.

"It's amazing. Honestly, I didn't think it would be this easy for Sir to produce such a good result in a short amount of time." 

"Is that so?" 

"It's natural, considering the efforts of the Barbatos family to hatch Griffin's eggs." 

"Hahaha, didn’t I tell you last time? If it's anything to do with beasts, you can just leave it to this guy. We're not living comfortably next to Yakum for no reason." 

Kaneff giggled and praised my ability. 

Bebeto nodded with a look of astonishment.

Andras, who was listening quietly next to me, suddenly opened his mouth.

"The Lord of Barbatos must be very happy, right?" 

"Ugh… , of course. Everyone's excited about the birth of the family’s symbol – Griffin." 

"That's a relief."

Andras' words seemed to contain some hidden intentions. 

Bebeto was restless and dodged Andras's glare. 

He seemed to be hiding something from everyone. 

As soon as the farm members looked at Bebeto, Bebeto brought up another topic just before he was cornered. 

"Ah…oh! Now that you've hatched the baby Griffins. As promised, we will build the farm facilities for free. What kind of facility do you want?" 

"Of course, it's a beer brewery!" 

"Oh, no! The kitchen comes first!" 

"Let's solve the training ground first." 

"Hmmm, no matter how much I think about it, building the Artifact workshop comes first…" 

"Playground! Playground!" 

Bebeto's conversation successfully distracted everyone. 

The farm members began to speak about the next farm facility to be built. 

Biip Biip? 

Biip Biip? 

"Guys, you shouldn't learn that. You should always be considerate of each other and get along well. Got it?"

Biip Biip! 

Biip! 

I advised Grify and Finny with all my heart.

I don't know if they understand me, but they cried loudly and once again put their faces into my palm and acted cute. 

The baby Griffins grew day by day. 

And they quickly got adapted to farm life.

They were a little frustrated with the nest on the bed, and before I knew it, they began to run around my room.

One day, they hid deep under the bed and were found dusty. 

Even though they were covered in dust, they laughed as if they were having fun, but Lia was shocked to the point where her hands and feet trembled when she saw it.

Lia removed all the furniture in my room and cleaned every inch of my room that day. 

This allowed Grify and Finny to move around the room a little more freely.

It wasn't just the environment that Grify and Finny got used to. 

Lia and Speranza succeeded in getting along with the baby Griffins to some extent thanks to their continued efforts.

They didn’t become wary of Lia and Speranza's approach even when I’m not around. 

They succeeded in giving them Hap on my behalf.

Of course, if they don't see me for a long time, they make an uneasy cry again, but this alone could be said to be a great development in the relationship.

Andras and Alfred envied the two who succeeded in bonding with the Griffins. 

Recently, they often went in and out of my room on the second floor to get the Griffins accustomed to their face.

There was also good news outside the farm.

The strawberry jam workshop, which had recently completed construction, began producing strawberry jam in earnest after some trial and error. 

The works in the workshop were also taken over by the villagers of the Elden village.

Quite naturally, many people came forward to work in the workshop. 

The process of selecting workers in the workshop was more strict than I imagined. 

I didn't tell them to do that, but Lagos filtered people out based on his own judgment as the village chief.

If a person worked in the strawberry field for a certain period of time without any problems, they were given preferential treatment, and the applicants were selected in consideration of their history of causing problems in the village and the reputation of their neighbors. 

It was almost like a big company.

The names of the applicants who got selected were noted by Lagos and delivered to me. 

"Well… do we need this complicated process?"

"What do you mean? It's the first project Mr. Sihyeon started since you became our lord, so we want to do it right. Originally, I wanted to hold an interview with each of the applicants in that document, but I skipped it because of Mr. Sihyeon's busy schedule." 

Thanks to Lagos' efforts, the strawberry jam workshop began to produce strawberry jam smoothly.

When a pretty glass bottle was filled with strawberry jam, it was labeled with a sticker of fairies and strawberries and sold to merchants.

Of course, the result is a huge success!

The mass-produced strawberry jam got sold like hot cakes through merchants of the Golden Clock chamber and Orphine Chamber of Commerce. 

Another secret weapon – Strawberry jam made with honey was sold to aristocrats under the name [Cardis Strawberry Jam] which created a huge craze that can’t be expressed with the word ‘Success’.

With the full support of the Demon Lord, I quickly gained aristocratic status.

The name [Cardis] has already been a hot topic among nobles, but the fever got heated up because of the [Cardis Strawberry Jam] craze this time. 

With the great success of strawberry jam, Ergin and Algott were somehow busy trying to score my points by keeping each other in check to secure the Cardis Strawberry Jam

Even Alfred and Andras were pressured to get the Cardis Strawberry Jam from their respective families.

In the midst of pleasant news

The farm was once again visited by a guest from the Barbatos family.

He spoke in a much more arrogant and stiff manner than Bebeto, who had previously entrusted me the Griffin eggs. 

"Thank you for taking good care of the Barbatos Griffins so far. Now we’re going to take those little Griffins to the Barbatos family." 

"……What?"

A one-sided declaration with no respect, instantly distorted my face, not just me, but everyone on the farm.

(To be Continued)

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