Jael carried three large bags full of vegetables and fruits. After we had stowed the food in the pantry and Alice had set up a box for Loyola and Hurricane in our "stable", Mario came with four more sleeping bags. By the way, hurricane is He said that Emil would follow later. Unlike our other friends, Mario is not a "shapeshifter". But he can control the earth element. With his skills, he created the two large rooms. Alice, who not only had the ability to transform into horses of all kinds, but also to grow roses and shape all sorts of things with them, grew woody peonies in both rooms and formed frames for four-poster beds. In the "boys' room" the flowers of the roses were white, in the "girls' room" they were wine red. Jael and I each weaved a curtain out of water and air, which we hung as a door in front of the rooms. I wove the blue curtain of water for the boys' room, Jael the white for the girl's room. When we hung up the curtains, we stacked the sleeping bags between the two entrances of the rooms. Mario and Alice have each chosen a four-poster bed and put their own sleeping bags on it. Jael and I woven curtains for the four-poster beds and Alice woke black and white roses into the fabric while Mario attached the finished curtains to the beds. When we were just finishing, Aninna and Foxy arrived at our place. Nico and Brownie trotted after them. I stroked brownie and said, "Hey Aninna, hey Foxy! How are you doing? Thank you for coming." Foxy and Aninna had also brought another six sleeping bags, which they now stacked on the others. When they had done that, they turned to us and Foxy said, "Hello everyone! I think we're doing well. Of course, we are always happy to help you." She smiled and looked at Aninna. She returned her smile and said, "Yes, you can always count on us." They picked up the top two sleeping bags and we showed them the room where they could sleep while they were here. Mario still formed stone bedside tables next to each bed and we distributed a candle and a box of matches everywhere. At dusk, Jael and I went hunting again, while the others ate bread and dried meat. When Jael and I came back from the hunt, the others were arguing about what they wanted to watch on the TV hanging on the wall to the left of the new rooms. Jael turned into a small eagle owl and flew silently over the fighters and grabbed the remote control. She flew in a nosedive towards the last remaining chair and turned back into a human being in flight. The others looked at you in amazement when she landed so elegantly in the armchair and turned on a documentary about purple herons. After the documentary, everyone got ready for bed and then went to sleep.