Chapter 320: I’ve Heard Of You.

Chapter 320: 320: I’ve Heard Of You.

Murmurs filled the scene as everyone watched the two of them arrive.

Ally held Sun firmly, helping the sickly bunny make his way to a seat close to hers. Everyone watched until the two of them had settled down before turning their attention back to the little rabbit.

Feeling nervous, Sun looked up with a smile. "I’ll introduce myself first." He introduced himself, mentioning his name and the tribe he had come from, before giving everyone a polite bow.

"Nice to meet you all. And thank you for saving and accepting me. I’ll forever be grateful," he expressed sincerely.

Ayra smiled at the little one. "Awww, he’s so polite and adorable! It’s no problem at all. We’re happy to have you with us. How are you feeling?"

Sun looked up at her with a smile. He could tell that she was the mother Ally had mentioned to him.

"I’m fine. Thanks a lot for caring about me," Sun replied cheerfully. "And you must be Ally’s mum. She’s told me a lot about you."

Ayra smiled. "Is that so? What did my dear daughter say about me?" she inquired curiously.

Sun smiled as he answered, "She told me how strong and powerful you are, and how you save people and heal them with your immense power."

He added, "She also told me about how you helped develop this tribe." Sun glanced around, taking in his surroundings with an impressed expression. "And looking around, I really am amazed. It’s so different from what I was told and everything..."

"Different from what?" Lord Ash interrupted, his expression cold as he stared at him.

"..."

His interruption immediately created an awkward atmosphere as everyone turned to look at Lord Ash. Even Lord Vale didn’t know how to shut him up without making things worse.

"Ah... please don’t misunderstand me," Sun said with a nervous smile, his ears twitching backwards. "I’m only saying that because I’d heard a lot of biased things about this place."

He quickly added, "But coming here, I’ve realized it’s so different and so much better than what everyone says. It’s really wonderful!"

However, Lord Ash didn’t seem impressed. His expression remained cold as he continued questioning the little rabbit. "What did you hear? And where did you hear it? From your own tribe members?"

His questions were direct and specific, and it was clear that he was deliberately targeting Sun. This left everyone feeling awkward, including Sun himself, who didn’t seem to know how to respond.

"Papa..." Ally interrupted, turning to stare at Ash with a warning look.

Ayra, meanwhile, smiled warmly at Sun. "What a sweet child you are! Thank you for appreciating us. We’ve worked hard to make a difference, and we’re glad you noticed."

She spoke to ease the tension in the atmosphere. Everyone quickly followed her lead, smiling and pretending nothing had happened in the hope of covering up the awkwardness.

But even as the conversation continued, the tension lingered.

Ayra picked up some roasted meat and personally handed a piece to Sun. "Here, have a taste. Tell me what you think!"

Sun nodded with a smile before accepting it and taking a bite. He took his time savoring the roasted meat, but halfway through chewing, he suddenly stiffened.

The taste spread across his tongue, sending sparks of amazement through his mind. Sun blinked, a smile slowly forming at the corners of his lips as he stared at the meat in his hand.

"This..." He looked up at Ayra, his expression full of disbelief. "What’s this taste? Is this really just meat?"

Ayra smiled at his reaction. "I guess that tells me everything. I’m glad you like it, and you can have as much as you want. I can’t believe our Ally hasn’t fed you meat yet!"

Ally quickly explained, "He’s still recovering, so he shouldn’t be eating meat just yet. He can only have healthy foods like vegetable soup for now."

Ayra smiled at her daughter’s explanation. "Such a strict doctor indeed!"

Sun, meanwhile, continued eating the meat with an expression of pure delight. "This tastes so good! How is this even possible? How did you make it? I didn’t know you were this talented!"

Ayra smiled modestly. "It’s nothing special. Just cooking."

Sun blinked, still savoring the taste. "Now I think I want to eat this forever," he declared with a cheerful smile.

Ayra smiled back at him. "Such a sweet and polite boy."

Beside them, Lord Ash casually rolled his eyes before looking away.

As they continued eating, Ally casually mentioned how Ayra had helped improve the tribe and how much her cooking had improved over time. Listening to their conversation, Sun gradually pieced together some information on his own.

"Wait..." He suddenly looked up at Ayra, his eyes widening as realization dawned on him. "You’re Ayra... the one from Silvermoon?"

"..."

Silence fell over the gathering as everyone paused, staring first at Sun and then at Ayra.

They had assumed that he didn’t know Ayra was the infamous exiled villainess from the Silvermoon Tribe, the one with all the terrible records attached to her name. However, judging by his reaction, it was clear that he had heard of her before but had never realized that the woman sitting before him was that very person.

After all, everyone in the beast world had heard a thing or two about the infamous villainess.

Ayra smiled casually. "Well, yes. I’m the one."

She saw no reason to hide from her past or shy away from the truth.

Sun was stunned as he stared at her. His mouth nearly fell open, and for a moment, he seemed to have completely forgotten how to speak as he struggled to process the revelation.

Meanwhile, Lord Ash had been watching Sun closely, studying his reaction to the discovery. After observing him for a moment, he finally spoke.

"And what’s wrong with that? What are you going to do now that you know she’s the one?" Lord Ash asked pointedly.

At that moment, the atmosphere grew even more tense, leaving everyone unsure of where to direct their attention.

Should they watch Sun, who had just discovered Ayra’s true identity, and wait to see how he would react? Or should they focus on Lord Ash, who had interrupted the conversation once again, questioning the young rabbit with the obvious intention of protecting Ayra while putting him under further pressure?

No one knew which of the two to watch more closely. However, they were certain that the situation was about to become even more interesting, so they remained silent, waiting to see how things would unfold.