Is there anything else? Of course not, I've given you the best of everything.
Looking at Carly's expectant eyes, filled with longing for cake, Ed suddenly remembered a story he had heard before.
That's a joke from a serious man, saying that a man with very long legs is guessing a food.
Ed can still imagine the maniacal laughter he felt when he found out the answer.
What is the answer? ............
Ed looked at the messy long table. What should he do next? Should he tidy up? Or should he stay and rest?
Ed had to admire women's obsession with food. The three of them actually decided to start making cakes again, but this time it was Adelaide's turn to be the human egg beater.
Ed reminded Adelaide to keep an eye on the baking time of the cake before continuing with his cement project.
Now all the materials for cement are ready. All that's left is to study the cement ratio. However, Ed doesn't know the exact ratio either. He can only write down a rough formula for Roderick to study slowly, and he also briefly explained the function of cement, how to use it, and other related issues.
Finally, he also designed a smaller calcining furnace, since the large blast furnace was needed for iron smelting.
The planning for Chitie Village also needs to be improved. If it doesn't snow this winter, all the wasteland in Chitie Village should be able to be reclaimed, and after next spring, everyone in Chitie Village will have land to cultivate.
Once the cement is produced, we'll first build a batch of houses at the breeding farm, as we already discussed with Oak. Then, we'll replace all the blacksmith shops and ironworks in Red Iron Village with brick houses, since these places need to be fireproof, and Ed doesn't want all the places he's worked so hard to build to burn down in a fire.
The rest area for the people of Chitie Village should be built further away from these workshops.
Ed hadn't figured out how to handle things at the mine yet. It was quite a distance from Red Iron Village, and transporting ore back every day was a considerable task, plus the roads were all rock and difficult to repair. Ed didn't have a good solution for the time being.
Oh, and those unfinished toilets, once the cement is poured, be sure to finish them first. Ed almost forgot about the toilets.
As for the defense of the territory, Ed believed that Andrew would handle it well.
After tidying everything up, Ed gathered his thoughts and glanced at the girls who were still busy.
The cake-making process is now in its final stages, and several girls are watching intently by the fireplace.
This time, Adelaide dared not relax for a moment, ready to open the fireplace and take out the cake at any time.
Before long, the three people in front of the fireplace suddenly smelled a fragrance that smelled wonderful.
Adelaide quickly opened the fireplace and took out the cake, the yellow cake trembling gently with her movements. The entire hall was filled with the cake's unique aroma.
Carly looked at the very tempting cake and secretly swallowed.
The heat control was perfect this time, and the proportions of all the ingredients were also perfect.
Each person in Adelaide took a bowl because it was quite hot. Then they each took a knife and cut a small piece.
Adelaide couldn't wait to take a bite. She felt as if a cloud had entered her mouth and slowly melted away. This cake was even more fragrant and soft than the last one.
Sofia had a more practical perspective; she felt that cake was similar to wool because she often dealt with sheep.
Carly, on the other hand, was quite dramatic, gesturing wildly as if she had choked.
Ed quickly brought over a glass of water.
"Hmm...it really is...the best...food."
Ed didn't have any particular feelings; he just thought of the answer to that joke.
"Haha, Egg High."