My two-dimensional resident

Erza was taken aback by Binchotan's politeness, then quickly went to her and helped her up. She explained to her honestly that she didn't know where Binchotan lived.

'How pitiful... such a young child got lost on her way home... What a polite little girl, so cute! But... why would her family make her go to work?'

Upon getting closer, Erza noticed that Binchotan's clothes were soaking wet and her hands were ice-cold. She felt a pang of sympathy and was utterly puzzled as to what kind of family Binchotan came from. How could someone so young be forced to work?

"I see... Thank you, Erza-neechan. It's nice to meet you. It's so late; I should hurry and find my way home."

When Binchotan saw that Erza didn't know where her home was, her expectant eyes dimmed, and she looked somewhat forlorn. After thanking Erza, she prepared to leave.

“Sister Binchotan, wait a minute. Although I don’t know where your home is, this is an island, so it must be very far from your home. You won’t be able to get back if you keep walking like this. Why don’t you stay at my house tonight, and I’ll take you to my brother tomorrow? He must know your home address.”

Seeing that Binchotan was about to leave, Erza became anxious and quickly grabbed Binchotan's cold little hand, urging her not to leave.

"But if I don't go back, I won't be able to cook rice..."

Binchotan murmured softly, rubbing his stomach, his tone revealing his dejection.

"Food?! I have some food here. And your clothes are all wet. Come inside with me and I'll get you some new clothes."

Upon hearing that Binchotan hadn't eaten yet so late, Erza felt a pang of heartache and felt even more sorry for the little girl in front of her. Without waiting for Binchotan's consent, she took her hand and led her into the house.

After entering the room, Erza took out her phone and, mimicking the process Lin Tian had used to make clothes for her, made a garment for Binchotan that was exactly the same as the one she was wearing now. She then handed it to Binchotan, who was so stunned by the room's opulence that she dared not move.

"Come here, little sister. Quickly put this dress on. You just need to hold it in your hand and say 'wear' to put it on."

Seeing the puzzled look on Binchotan's face as she looked at the leaf in her hand, Erza smiled gently and explained.

Is this magic?

"You can think of it that way. Why don't you give it a try and experience the magic?"

Although he didn't understand how leaves could be used as clothes, looking at the warm and comforting smile of the red-haired girl in front of him, Binchotan carefully reached out his small hands and held the leaves in his arms.

"Wear...put on!"

Peng!

As the white smoke dissipated, Binchotan felt that the clothes that had made him feel so uncomfortable were gone, replaced by a very comfortable and warm garment.

She lifted her sleeve in surprise and found that although the garment was the same as hers, it was much newer, without patches and no longer damp.

"Wow, sister, are you a witch? You mean a priestess riding a magic broom?"

Seeing that the leaves could actually turn into clothes, and very comfortable clothes at that, Binchotan's face flushed slightly, and she asked Erza curiously.

"Hmm... I guess you could call me a witch, but I don't have a magic broom. Here! This is a specialty of the island, a very magical apple. After you eat it, you won't be hungry anymore."

Erza was taken aback by his question about being a witch, but then she realized that she could indeed use magic and was a woman, so she could be considered a witch. She just didn't have the magic broom he mentioned.

"An apple?! This... is so precious. I only ate binchotan charcoal once when I lived with my grandmother. I haven't had it since... Sister, can I really eat it?"

Binchotan was astonished to see Erza conjure an apple in front of her as if by magic. After the initial shock, he remembered that there were never any apple trees on the mountain where he lived, and his memories of apples were all from his grandmother's recollections.

"Of course you can eat it. You must be very hungry, so grab it and eat it."

"Thank you, sister! I'm starting to eat!"

Binchotan took the apple from Erza with both hands, bowed again to express his gratitude, and then carefully opened his mouth to take a bite.

"Come on, sit down and eat. I'll dry your hair for you while I'm at it."

"Yes, thank you, sister!"

Although none of the people on the island had furniture crafting blueprints and couldn't make furniture, over the past two weeks, each of them had purchased a set of the cheapest furniture from the store to meet their living needs.

Erza helped Binchotan sit down in the chair, then took a clean towel from her backpack and began to dry Binchotan's rain-soaked hair. As she removed the black object from Binchotan's head, a question arose in her mind: why would a little girl wear such a thing on her head?

"Little sister, what's that on your head?"

"Bincho charcoal, sister."

"Ok?"

Erza was full of questions after hearing Binchotan mention Binchotan. She was asking about the decoration on her head, so why did Erza mention her own name?

"Sister, my name is Binchotan. This charcoal is also called Binchotan. It was left to me by Grandma... Having it with me is like Grandma always holding me."

"..."

Although Binchotan didn't explicitly say that her grandmother was gone, Erza could already sense something was wrong from her words.

"My little daughter lives alone in the mountains, and she still has to work to make a living... I feel like crying!"

Erza fell silent and began to carefully wipe every inch of her short hair, which was wet with rain, for Binchotan.

......

"I'm done eating, I'm so full! Thank you for the apple, and thank you for drying my hair. Mmm..."

Binchotan was very grateful to Erza. She wanted to give this kind older sister a gift, but suddenly realized that she had nothing on her. Feeling a little embarrassed, she lowered her head and was at a loss.

"It's good that you're full. If it weren't so late, I would definitely take you to find Little K and ask him for some good food. Hmm... you don't know who Little K is, do you? He's the chief steward of this island... Never mind, I'll take you there tomorrow, you'll understand. It's so late, let's go to sleep."

Seeing the weariness and confusion in Binchotan's eyes, Erza gave up on explaining who Klein was. She took her small hand and led her to her bedside.

Erza's bed wasn't big, but it was enough for two little girls. So she decided to let Binchotan sleep with her tonight and go find her brother tomorrow to help him solve Binchotan's lost problem.

Looking at the exquisite bed in front of him, Binchotan hesitated for a moment, then looked up at Erza.

"Sister, can I really sleep on it?"

"all right..."

'Such a sensible little sister...'

"But...we haven't brushed our teeth or washed our faces yet! Grandma says brushing our teeth and washing our faces before bed is a good habit."

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Binchotan rested his chin on his little finger and looked at Erza as he spoke slowly.

"this..."

The question of binchotan charcoal once again baffled Erza. Since arriving on the island, apart from staying with her sister Illya, she hadn't even taken a bath, let alone washed her face, in all the time she'd been on the island!

“Sister, don’t worry about that. There’s a magical power on this island that constantly cleanses us from the dirt, so we don’t need to wash up here.”

After saying that, Erza wrapped her arms around Binchotan's waist and placed her on the bed.

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Nothing happened that night. When the sun shone warmly on the island, Binchotan awoke from his sleep.

Good morning, little sister Binchotan.

Good morning... Erza-neechan!

Looking at Erza, who was sitting on the edge of the bed gently stroking her forehead, Binchotan smiled and skillfully picked up the leaves beside him to put on his clothes.

Although it was only the second time, she had already remembered how to wear the "leaves".

“Little sister, there’s no one else in your family anymore. Why don’t you live on the island with your older sister? My brother is the island’s owner, and he’s very kind. He’ll definitely welcome you as a resident. There are also many older sisters on the island, and they’ll surely like you.”

Last night, Erza learned from Binchotan that she had been living alone in the mountains since her grandmother passed away. Her daily routine consisted of going out to find food and working in town to exchange for rice.

Erza, having learned of Binchotan's pitiful past and also being orphaned herself, tenderly embraced him.

Listening to Binchotan's steady breathing, Erza couldn't sleep all night.

Ultimately, she decided to make Binchotan her younger sister and let her stay on the island.

"Is this... alright? Won't it cause trouble for Erza-neechan...?"

After spending the night together, Binchotan also grew fond of this older sister. She was thrilled when Binchotan invited her to stay on the island, but she worried that the islanders might look down on her because she was so young and could only do small tasks.

"Don't worry, with your sister here, everything will be absolutely fine. My brother is a very good person. I came here confused and lost, just like you. My brother saw that I had no family, so he took me in and treated me like his own sister. No, he's already my biological sister."

Erza spoke while straightening the ribbon on Binchotan's back.

This bow is the one Binchotan wore on his back yesterday; it's dried overnight. However, Binchotan himself doesn't know why, but he always ties it crookedly.

"Um... thank you, Erza-neechan. Although I'm very young, I can do a lot of work. I won't be a burden to you!"

Binchotan looked at Erza with such earnestness that it melted Erza's heart. Without saying a word, she pulled Erza into her arms.

"No need, no need, as long as you can grow up happily here, that's enough. Come on, let's go find your brother!"

......

On the other side, after Lin Tian walked out of the house, he easily caught the scorpion that was about to attack him, and then headed towards the museum.

"What a delightful day! My sixth sense tells me that if I go fishing today, I definitely won't catch any bass."

Half an hour later, Lin Tian, ​​who had been collecting branches along the way, arrived at the square and found that half of his tools were missing. He looked around and saw only Isabelle dancing in the square; there were no other residents there.

He quickly realized that Lenalee and Artoria had stayed up all night again to earn miles. He sighed, glanced at the museum in the distance, and decided to make some tools first before going to find Boda.

Winter thud winter thud!

"It's done!"

After making ten simple insect nets and ten simple fishing rods, Lin Tian walked towards the museum with satisfaction.

"Island Master Lin Tian, ​​you've arrived. May I ask what's wrong, and how can I help you?"

Upon seeing Lin Tian enter, the exhausted Boda instantly perked up, revealing a kind smile as he flapped his little wings and came to Lin Tian.

The Green Gourd Sword Immortal

"I caught some fish yesterday and I'm going to donate them to you."

After saying that, Lin Tian took out the flounder, clownfish and bass he had caught yesterday and placed them in front of Boda.

"...Island Master Lin Tian, ​​I already have these three types of fish. Would you like to exchange them for others?"

Looking at the three aquariums Lin Tian had placed in front of him, Boda touched the feathers on his head and said with a hint of regret.

"Ok?"

Lin Tian was a little confused. He had only mentioned the museum casually during dinner and had not asked the residents to donate.

He knew very well that the island's residents all had their own things to do. And the museum donation wasn't an urgent matter. Lin Tian, ​​who was used to playing Animal Crossing, figured he had nothing to do right now, so he would fill the museum himself and not bother them.

Lin Tian didn't want to order the new recruits like Shinobu Kocho to donate to the museum just because he hadn't even paid back their own 30 yen. He wanted them to donate after they finished paying off their debts.