At this time, Oz had no idea about the trouble Mona was in - of course, even if Oz knew, he would not save Mona. In fact, Oz didn't mind anyone who helped him kill the white steamed bun that always caused him trouble.

"By the way, Kasha." Oz suddenly turned around and asked Kasha on the way, "Can you tell me what you felt and changes after drinking the bottle of potion I gave you before?"

"Does it feel?" Kasha turned her finger uneasy, "I only felt my body hurt...it felt like I was about to be torn."

"Don't you feel anything else?" Oz paused, "like a mental one."

Hearing Oz's words, Kasha was shocked, lowered her head, and trembled all over.

Seeing Kasha's abnormality, Oz was startled and quickly reached out and grabbed Kasha's arm: "Kasha! Kasha! Are you okay?"

At Oz's call, Kasha finally stopped trembling, raised her head, and said in a crying voice: "At that time, I felt completely out of control, and even wanted to kill Hayas!"

"But you didn't hurt Hayas, didn't you?" Oz smiled. "You don't have to worry too much. This is just a side effect caused by the potion. And you should be proud of your own will to overcome the side effects of the potion."

At the same time, Hayas also reached out and grabbed Kasha's hand: "Sister..."

Hearing Oz and Hayas' comfort, Kasha's expression finally relaxed: "Yeah!"

As the first intelligent creature to drink the blood of the Demon, Kasha is a very valuable experimental data for Oz. Therefore, along the way, Oz asked Kasha about the effect of the blood of the Demon.

I have to say that the effect of the Demon King's Blood is simply comparable to the legendary dragon blood! In addition to becoming more beautiful, Kasha, who drank the Demon King's Blood, has achieved a significant improvement in strength, physique and speed! If the Demon King's Blood was not effective on him, Oz would have wanted to take a bath with his blood!

When chatting, time always passes very quickly. Not long after, Oz and his group arrived in Billy City.

When looking at the tall city gates of Billy and the guards at the gates, the Kasha sisters looked different. Haiya Ribbon was full of curiosity and excitement, while Kasha was full of anxiety.

"Mr. Desad, can I really go in?"

Oz was very surprised by Kasha’s question: “Why do you think you can’t get in?”

"Because..." Kasha's hands were shaking uneasy, "When my mother used to take me and wanted to enter the town, the guards in metal armor drove me out every time."

Oz looked at the cute shaking cat ears on the girl's head: "Because you are not a human?"

"Hmm..." Kasha nodded in a low mood.

Because the relationship between humans and orcs is very bad, humans have always discriminated against orcs. Oz is powerless to do anything about this.

"But as long as you wear this outfit, I think it's okay." Oz looked up and down at Kasha's maid outfit, "If you call me later, remember to call me 'master', don't call me a name."

"Master?" Kasha looked confused.

"Yes. In this way, those guards think you are my maid, and they won't interfere more."

"Okay, Dessa...master."

Hearing Kasha called her master, Oz smiled with satisfaction: "Hahaha, that's it."

After giving instructions to Kasha, Oz took Kasha and his sisters to the city gate.

When Oz was about to pay the tax to the tax officer for the city tax, a guard beside him looked at the cat-eared maid behind Oz with a bad look on his face.

"Orc?"

Kasha looked at Oz with a fearful look on her face: "Master, Master..."

Hearing Kasha's words, the guard turned his eyes to Oz and looked at the mage robe on Oz.

Oz glanced at the soldier, ignored the soldier, but directly handed the two silver flanges to the tax officer, pointing to the two sisters Kasha behind him: "These two are with me." The city tax is one silver flanger for each person, but Oz, as a registered magician of the Imperial Mage Association, does not need to pay the city tax.

The tax officer took the money handed over by Oz and glanced at the cat-eared maid behind Oz: "Master, choosing a half-orc to be a servant is not a wise choice."

Oz smiled faintly: "Thank you for your advice."

The tax officer looked at Oz's indifferent expression, frowned slightly, and stopped talking.

When Oz and his group entered the city safely, Kasha's originally nervous heart finally relaxed.

"It actually... it's so easy to come in." Kasha turned around and looked in the direction of the city gate.

"In the eyes of ordinary people, the maid is the property of its master, so they will not make things difficult for you."

Hearing Oz's words, Kasha whispered to herself: "Am I Mr. Desad's belonging?"

"Hmm? What are you talking about?"

Kasha quickly replied, "It's nothing, master."

Hearing Kasha’s name to him, Oz couldn’t help but smile and said, “We have entered the city, there is no need for you to continue calling me Master.”

Kasha gently bit her lip: "Would that... Mr. Oz not want to be Kasha's master?"

"It doesn't matter to me." Oz looked at Kasha strangely, "But do you really understand what you are talking about?"

"If it weren't for you, Mr. Desade, Heyas and I would probably have died. We really have nothing to repay you, so..." Kasha looked at Oz nervously, "I would like to be Mr. Desade's possession!"

Oz looked at Kasha blankly: "Ah! Oh! Well! It's up to you..." Oz had no idea how to answer at this time.

Kasha showed a relaxed smile on her face: "Thank you, Master!"

Oz returns home with Cat-eared maid Kasha, who has inexplicably turned into her own possession, and her sister Hayas.

"This is my home." Standing outside his house, Oz introduced to the two sisters Kasha.

"Wow! What a big house!" Hayas shook Oz's arm with excitement, "Big brother, can I really live here in the future?"

"Of course." Oz smiled and touched Hayas's little head, "From now on, this will be your house."

"Yeah! That's great, sister!" Hayas cheered, turned around and pulled Kasha's hand.

Oz couldn't help laughing at Hayas's lively smile.

Oz opened the door with the key, stood at the door, and said to the two little girls outside the door, "Don't always stand outside, come in quickly."

"Okay!" Hayas jumped into the house.

Compared to Hayas's liveliness, Kasha seemed much more restrained. She stood at the door and asked carefully: "Are that... the master's parents not at home?"

"I'm not here. I haven't been home for a year and I have no news. I guess I've died under the mouth of a dragon."

When Kasha heard Oz's words, she quickly apologized: "Hug, sorry, I asked questions that I shouldn't have asked."

"No need to apologize, this is not something to cover up."

"That...is disturbed." Kasha's expression was a little restrained.

"You said it wrong!" Oz said to Kasha with dissatisfaction, "Didn't I just say it? From today on, this place will be your home. You should say 'I'm back'!"

Kasha looked at Oz and stammered, "I, I'll be back."

Oz smiled on his face: "Welcome back."

Seeing the smile on Oz's face, for some reason, Kasha felt a sour feeling in her eyes...

After returning home and putting down his luggage, Oz took Kasha and his sisters to visit the house.

"There is a shop in front, the living room and the kitchen behind. The small door comes in the warehouse, and the bathroom is at the end of the corridor..."

Hayas followed Oz excitedly and looked around curiously: "Big brother, where do we live?"

"The bedroom is on the second floor, come with me."

Following the stairs, Oz took the two sisters Kasha to the second floor.

"There are six rooms on the second floor. This room is my room near the stairs. The one opposite is my parents' room and a study room. The remaining three rooms are empty. You two choose one... Well, there are many free rooms anyway, so you can choose one as your bedroom."

Hearing Oz's words, Hayas seemed a little excited: "That...Big Brother, are you saying that each of my sister and I can have a room?"

"Of course, the room is available anyway."

Hearing Oz's words, Hayas cheered: "Long live! I like my elder brother the most!"

Oz smiled and touched Hayas's little head: "Okay, go and choose a room."
Chapter completed!