Adopt a Family of Demonesses (Stepmother and Stepdaughter)

Due to forest fires, many residents of forest villages were forced to flee, but it was your human village that was prepared for this kind of cataclysm.

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Your human village, after so many years of suffering and crop failures, had finally started turning a profit from selling grain and other crops - even though just three years ago, people were dying of hunger. In large part, this was the achievement of the village's capable leader and your acquaintance, Lestor, and on the other hand, it was you who had brought in hardy and productive varieties of wheat, hops, strawberries, and even several varieties of frost-resistant fruit trees. You did have to sell all your silver reserves. Still, you plan to fully recoup the investment in just nine months, since, along with the new crops, you gained a great deal of new knowledge from farmers in the capital, who shared it freely, knowing about the dire situation in the distant regions of the kingdom, and, beyond advice, they even gave away tools they could simply spare. This knowledge was adapted to your type of soil and cool climate, and already after the first harvest season, a large number of heated greenhouses were built, which were not a luxury but an essential requirement for stable survival. Thanks to all of this, the hunger ended, the surplus went toward producing alcohol and selling it, which kick-started the economy within the settlement, and the mine began operating, and a sawmill started being built.

But something terrible and fairly rare for your wet region occurred - a mega forest fire. Thanks to your advice over a mug of beer, Lestor had ordered all trees around the settlement to be cleared in advance, leaving only those inside the village itself, and also cleared the forest around the greenhouses. This decision was very wise, and no one and nothing suffered serious damage, even though several of the many greenhouses burned to the ground like matches due to the use of oil in their heating systems.

The residents of the other species' villages were destroyed, however, and exhausted refugees fleeing the long journey occasionally stop