Chapter 349: Come over, mom!

Alex's birthday party was a big success.

Everyone enjoyed it as it was a good break from their responsibilities. Alex also reunited with Olivia, becoming her boyfriend again.

But he swore to not keep that status for too long. He at least wanted to propose in a year or two.

And because Alex owned a few houses now, Olivia naturally received one for herself. She talked to her mother already, telling her that she would live with Alex from now on.

Emma wasn't that happy, for she would be alone from now on.

"Can't you come over and live with us, then? Don't you like Alex?" Olivia casually asked while doing soft make-up.

Emma squinted her eyes, making an incredulous expression, "You don't give any fuck about Alex's girls now that you wouldn't even mind your mother entering the harem?

Why did you make so much fuss then?! Idiot!" Emma chided her daughter.

Olivia didn't flinch at those words. Instead, she extended her hand for a perfume, spreading it on herself, "I've grown up, mom. In a harem, I can be only selfish and think mostly about myself. Since you think you are prettier and better than me, I will, of course, invite you to the harem and show you who's the bad bitch.

Well, I can't be utterly selfish, though. Alex has good girls, too. I will be going soon on a shopping spree with my big sister, Alex's dullahan momma. It will be fun.

So if you don't have anything else to say, pack stuff for me and send it here, okay?" Olivia casually said, glancing at her phone.

She could imagine her mother's expression, and it somewhat amused her. This made Olivia give more thought to her random words. And imagining her mother in a harem and their strifes sounded kinda exciting.

Perhaps, Olivia had fallen too much in Alex again, or she took a liking to debauchery, at least a little of it.

Anyway, in a harem, Olivia planned to show who was the best girl. She needed to have at least a little of pervert within herself, for harem alone was too lewd.

She chuckled, waiting for her mother's words.

"I can't come. As the guardian, I am responsible for looking out for people from Avander World. I am not like Lavinia, who can seal her memories and be a mom. She has a good husband; I had an annoying prick," Emma explained.

Olivia harrumphed, "Dad is blind. That's why I went with you, mom."

"Is it not because your father used to be sometimes scared of you?" Emma half-jested.

Olivia laughed, then asked, "We still moved out, though? Did you arrange it with other guardians?"

Before the game started, Olivia moved out with her mom. So there had to be a way for her to live with her and others.

Emma felt somewhat amused by her daughter, "You want to fight with me so badly over a man's attention? Stop this annoying topic already.

I will see whether I can move out to at least bother you, though. Stupid girl," Emma cursed at her daughter.

Olivia laughed before hanging up, "I might be mommy's daughter, you know? I will talk to you later, mom."

"Go die," Emma managed to say those words just in nick time.

After that call, Olivia was ready to enjoy some time with her big sister. She wanted to form sisterly bonds like Remia had done. Since they were in 'her' world, Olivia naturally would use it as a chance.

They would buy clothes and much other stuff, leveraging their gaming income.

And by the end of the day, Olivia would victoriously declare, "Thanks for sponsoring us, hungry demons!"

Their deaths paid for all those luxuries!

[A day later.]

Since the boys had a hangover after the birthday party, they needed at least one day to properly stabilize themselves. And then, it was time for some serious matters in the Avander World.

Alex invited his homies to his castle, his main goal to introduce them to the barracks. In this place, everyone could raise their battle experiences significantly here.

"You are the luckiest one, Josh," Alex said while operating the system, imbuing his battle experience with Liam Wall.

That was a legendary existence, and Alex managed to win against him. It meant that Josh had abundant references and resources to learn from.

After all, Josh just barely fought against Liam Wall with his normal class. But now, it was different.

Everyone else used the dummies too.

While homies fought, Tomo Homie approached Alex, inviting him for a talk.

"Our situation with demi-humans looks fine. Anais Foxtail is wise and cooperative. She wants us to level up together to form a battle experience. She immediately offered it with a clever plan," Tomo Homie said, not hiding his respect toward the fox girl.

He also talked about Alex's Black Feather and how their boost helped them win many mini wars.

"Our continent has only the conquered forces and The Lost Kingdom as the enemies," Tomo Homie whispered, looking far into the future.

It seemed like the antagonists were the only enemies left on the continent. Of course, looking at forums, Tomo Homie knew that they were far from winning their lands back.

The Lost Kingdom was also a big question mark, for no one knew what would come out of it.

Would Alex be able to absorb it? That was not really the case, "I own Wrath… For the whole kingdom, I think I need everyone's help."

"I only fear that something unexpected might come out from it. For now, the antagonists are researching that. And after your battle against one of their main forces, they might seek Elias Deathwill and his wives more than ever before," Tomo Homie explained.

He also talked about realms, but those were high-level stuff. They currently didn't involve themselves in the weaker world's matters.

"Yasir might have done something to the high realm already…" Alex said, recalling his talk with Anais.

His father also told him about Yasir.

That man was powerful and highly driven by his desires.

"Realms are out of our league for now. No use dwelling about them… Moreover, your wife's realm is tightly connected to our continent, so there's a chance they might help us if need be," Tomo Homie said.

Alex nodded, but he wasn't so confident in his answer, "I hope so… You know how it is… Stella has been outside for years."

"Yeah, I know what you mean," Tomo Homie chuckled, understanding his friend.