"Adelaide, you can't tell from the seed yet, just like you can't tell from honey that it's bee saliva." Ed really knows how to talk.
Adelaide looked at Ed with disbelief.
"Lord Ed, you're wrong. I've heard from others that honey is the residue of bees," Carly said, even more eloquent than Ed.
Adelaide looked at Carly with disgust.
Well, these two talkative people have ruined the pleasant atmosphere. Everyone fell silent, exchanging glances.
Will was somewhat at a loss. He knew a little, but he wasn't sure if he was right. Seeing the others staring at each other blankly, he forced himself to explain.
"Miss Adelaide, Lord Edd, Miss Carly, I think it's because bees often stay on flowers and get covered in the sweet scent of the flowers. Slowly, this accumulates in their hives and becomes honey."
The two who could speak quickly echoed Will's words.
"Yes, Will is very observant. That's true. I've rarely even seen bees." Ed didn't care whether Will was right or wrong; he just wanted to be right. Otherwise, he couldn't possibly drink all that honey by himself.
Carly has always been a bright child, though occasionally a little silly.
"Yes, Sister Adelaide, I've heard it, but it's all just hearsay, and it might get more and more wrong over time. What I've heard might be the most incorrect answer."
Adelaide looked at the three serious-looking people, a smile slowly spreading across her face, before finally bursting out.
"Hahaha"
Ed looked at Adelaide, who was laughing heartily, and couldn't quite understand what she was thinking.
"Won't you be unable to accept reality and something goes wrong?" Ed glanced at Carly.
Carly returned a knowing look.
"Hahaha"
Seeing the two of them making funny faces, Adelaide couldn't help but laugh even louder.
She didn't care where the honey came from; she didn't see it anyway, as long as it tasted sweet and delicious.
The pleasant atmosphere in the hall returned, and Adelaide laughed heartily while the other three looked at her.
It took her a while to stop laughing. She pinched her cheeks, which were stiff from laughing, and then looked at the three of them.
"Would you like some hot honey flower tea, everyone?"
Ed was the first to react.
"A cup without honey, please."
"Master, we don't have any right now. We only have herbal tea with honey."
"Okay, then let's have a drink!" It seems there are no problems.
Ed sipped the warm and sweet honey flower tea and let out a comfortable "ah." It's true that the addition of honey gave the originally fragrant water a hint of sweetness, making it a unique flavor.
This was the first time Will had ever tasted something so wonderful; no wonder Miss Adelaide wanted to bring honey back herself.
Carly had eaten honey before, but this was the first time she had ever drunk honey flower tea like this. No wonder her sister in Adelaide said last time that flower tea with honey was very delicious.
Yes, it really is very delicious.
"Adelaide, pour me another glass." Carly pushed the glass toward Adelaide.
Before long, the pot of hot tea that had just been brewed was finished.
Most of it ended up in Adelaide's stomach, and Carly drank quite a bit of it too.
While the group was enjoying delicious honey flower tea in the castle hall, many boats of all sizes were already heading towards the dock on the distant Lake Melodious.