Chapter 2.26 | Zeids

“Zeids, Udens and Saule,” the Elder said with a smile.

He looked at his son, then at Igris, who was lying on his stomach with the triplets asleep on his back. “I take it you are the one who named them?”

“Of course it was him,” Algin said as he chucked the remnants of the womb worm into a fire.

As it burnt, it stank up the place, leaving a disgusting smell. Algin looked at Igris and said, “And that’s the smell of your semen.”

Igris chuckled, saying, “You weren’t saying that this morning.”

“If it was Algin that named them, they’d be named after flowers with representing elements,” he said.

Igris closed his eyes with a sigh. Things have gotten chaotic after the triplets’ birth. They’ve been receiving visitors non-stop, and he was about ready to seal their home off.

Algin sat down on the bed and asked, “So when do you want to have more child?”

“You just gave birth, Algin,” he complained.

“I doubt we’ll end up with six children.” Algin mumbled.

The elder smiled. He touched Igris’s back and