Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

“There were three men who were caught by the head of a tribe. One of them was a resident of Struyria, one of them was from Magnolia while the remaining one was from Ragnora.”

“The head of the tribe said that all three of them had to be hit by a bat a hundred times if they wanted to leave. Or else, they would have to stay in the tribe as slaves.”

“All three of them agreed to be hit because they did not want to be slaves. The head of the tribe told them that before they were hit, they could all make a request. However, their requests had to be different.”

“The one from Magnolia was very arrogant. He did not ask for anything at all as he received one hundred hits. Although he was badly injured, he regained his freedom.”

“When it was time for the one from Ragnora to receive his punishment, he asked for a cushion to be placed on his butt.”

“In the end, the one from Ragnora was not injured at all after getting batted one hundred times.”

“Finally, it was the Struyria resident’s turn. The Ragnora resident was looking at him smugly. Since he had already asked for a cushion, the Struyria resident could not request the same thing again.”

“Then, it’s bad for him, right?” Emmeline interrupted him with concern.

Abel continued, “The Struyria resident shot a snarky look at the Ragnora resident who thought he was so smart and told the head of the tribe to use the Ragnora resident as a cushion instead!”

He used a silly tone to say that last sentence, which cracked Emmeline up.

“Hahaha! Why did I not think of that? That Ragnora resident was toast then!’

Abel felt a great sense of achievement when he saw how happy his wife was.

“That’s all for my joke. What about you attempting one on your own?”

Emmeline thought about it and said instead, “What about some brain twisters?”

“That’s fine,” Abel replied, “Do you want to test my intelligence?”

“Then, hear me out,” Emmeline said, “There is a frog who suddenly can’t fly…”

“Wait a minute,” Abel frowned, “How can a frog fly in the first place?”

“That’s a good question, right?” Emmeline replied, “That’s because he has eaten a magical biscuit.”

“So the frog can fly now after eating that?” Abel thought that her answer was illogical.

However, Emmeline was trying her best to come up with a brain twister. He was not going to spoil that.

“That’s right,” Emmeline continued, “Then, a snake flies too. Why do you think the snake can fly now?”

“Did he eat the magical biscuit too?” Abel answered with uncertainty.

“Wrong!” Emmeline looked up at him, “That’s the wrong answer!”

“Why can’t a snake fly after eating the same magical biscuit that the frog has eaten?” Abel was not convinced at all.

Her words defied logic. Why could the snake not fly if the frog could?

“That’s because there’s only one magical biscuit,” Emmeline clarified, “Didn’t I tell you in the beginning? A magical biscuit. Singular.”

Abel snorted and pouted, “Okay, I will give you that. Tell me, then, why could the snake fly now?”

“That’s because the snake has eaten the frog who has eaten the magical biscuit!” Emmeline answered shamelessly, “Didn’t you think of that at all?”

Abel felt like he was getting fooled.

However, Emmeline was reasonable with her answer this time. Snakes ate frogs in reality too.