Chapter 70: Test of the Rose Windmill Cabaret (4)

Ella seemed more spirited than usual.

It was evident from her attire.

From the sharp edges of her clothes, sleeves, and even the neatly folded parts of her skirt, to the shine of her shoes and shoulders reflecting light to the point where it could illuminate a person's face, it all indicated an extra effort. Even the feather decoration on her hat seemed to have been completely replaced, radiating a purple shine.

Even the animals she raised were adorned with accessories.

Black bow ties adorned the neck of Pigeon Dub, and a pink ribbon hung from the tail tip of Mouse Chick. Both wore small hats identical to the one Ella had on her head.

Where did she find such accessories?

In response to my question, Ella shrugged her shoulders nonchalantly.

"This? I bought the materials at the fabric store and personally stitched them."

She tapped the hats of the pigeon and mouse with her fingertips.