After breakfast, Marvin and Mia took the SUV, rag dolls, hamsters, and walking sticks, and Kaski took his luggage and got on the helicopter to set off.

The communication method on the helicopter also uses satellite phones. However, the signal is not good either.

The pilot uncle told Marvin and Mia: "The giant star is really too big. Although there are thousands of communication satellites in the sky, they cannot completely cover the entire planet. So we have to make the signals of these satellites cover as much area as possible. This

This brings about a problem, that is, the signals of all satellite phones are not good."

Oops, I used to feel that the earth was too small, but now it seems that the stars are too big, which is not a good thing.

Marvin thinks so, and Mia thinks so too.

Only the off-road vehicle Weiwei and the hamster bite disagree.

"The bigger the star, the more territory there is to conquer." Weiwei said.

"The bigger the star is, the more delicious food you can find." said Bitiao.

Ragdoll Bubu doesn't care about the size of the stars. She only cares about whether there is a princess castle of her own in the fairy tale town.

Grandpa Cane is sleeping. He doesn't care about anything.

The helicopter flew from morning to night. Except for landing in the middle to eat and refuel, it kept flying. Finally, the helicopter finally flew in front of a big house.

This is the house that the village chief gave to the children to build a fairy tale castle. This was originally the residence of a family. Later, the family moved to the next village 12,000 kilometers away, so this house became vacant.

The village chief's work efficiency is indeed very high. When Marvin and the others arrived, some uncle workers were painting the house.

Since it is a fairy tale town, it must be painted to look like a fairy tale town. So the entire wall was painted pink. A tender pink color.

Not only Marvin and Kaski don't like this color, but Mia and Ragdoll also don't like it.

"Don't you girls like pink?" Kaski asked Mia.

"I like to paint the wall green and draw some grass, trees and butterflies on it. This way we will feel like we are living in a forest." Mia answered.

This is the fairy tale town she and her brother Marvin imagined in their living room on Earth.

"Yeah." Kaski nodded in agreement, "Wait until they leave. Let's paint it green ourselves."

This house is much larger than the Kaski family's. It is said that a family of three lived there before. It seems that this is a good house that meets the average living area per person.

According to statistics from the village chief, more than 100 people, including most children from several nearby villages, live in this fairy tale town.

Marvin and the others were the first to arrive, and the other children were on their way.

In the past, there were only three people living there, but now there are 100 people living there, so the layout of the house needs to be adjusted.

Fortunately, according to the living conditions on earth described by Marvin and Mia, one bedroom can be transformed into more than a dozen rooms. In addition, the living room, dining room, study room, and children's activity room can all be divided into bedrooms.

The patio can be completely built with glass as a sunroom where you can bask in the sun during the day and watch the stars at night.

Marvin was initially worried that the project would be too large and that the renovation would take too much time. However, he did not expect that the construction of the giant star is prefabricated. Moreover, the materials used to build the house are so light that even children can move it.

So Marvin, Mia, Kaski and the children who came one after another and the construction workers sent by the village worked together to build each bedroom like a pyramid.
Chapter completed!