Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

This time, with three people traveling together, George was relegated to being the driver. While a Ferrari might be more stylish for one person, an SUV is more suitable for a family.

Isabella led them to her residence, a mansion far from the city center.

The car was parked in front of the gate, and the delicate fragrance of flowers was already in the air. The small garden in front of the gate was well-maintained.

The last time Gwen entered a mansion of this caliber was for her rich classmate Harry's birthday. Isabella's house in front of her was comparable to Harry's.

Gwen carried the groceries and followed behind Isabella and George, watching as their hands, adorned with diamond rings, clasped tightly together.

Willy Wonka's private party was a very important event for Isabella and her friends. Attending the party wasn't just about dressing up; there were also some unspoken rules and conventions.

Everyone must bring their own homemade food to the banquet and share it with each other. Those who receive unanimous praise will be selected by Willy Wonka to participate in the development of the next new candy product.

Isabella remembered that the last time Philip Gallagher's buffalo bread received unanimous praise was at his party. It's a pity Philip didn't get the chance to showcase his skills at Mr. Willy Wonka's banquet again.

Isabella had automatically assumed the role of the lady of the house, and for George and Gwen, they were merely tools for her to use when she was making desserts.

While the two were still marveling at the luxurious living room, Isabella had already washed her gloves and put on her apron.

"Gwen, go to the garden and pick flowers. Pick any that smell nice. But remember, don't break the branches, and I only want the petals."

"George, get moving! Stop looking at the sofa. This will be your house after we get married, then you'll have plenty of time to look at it."

"Go and prepare the ingredients for me. Bring me flour, lard, sugar, and also honey and eggs."

"I need the honey in the unlabeled pink jar, don't get the wrong one."

Isabella was preparing to make flower cakes, and she had put a lot of effort into tending the villa's garden, where the flowers were delicate and vibrant.

Isabella believed that such flower cakes would surely receive much praise.

When I was a child studying at the Chocolate Factory, Mr. Willy Wonka not only taught me Haki and the Six Powers, but also shared his insights on making desserts from time to time.

Isabella was very eager to learn, and she remembered Mr. Willy Wonka's sharing very well.

At first, she didn't know that the emotions of the ingredients would affect the emotions of the finished product. Only by pouring emotion into every step could she make perfect food.

Do ingredients and finished food have feelings?

It wasn't until Isabella started designing the products herself that she realized that Mr. Willy Wonka's words were all the advice a senior would give to a beginner, and every word came from the bottom of his heart.

However, she lost miserably with her flower cakes last time and missed the chance to design products with Mr. Willy Wonka.

Thinking back to this, Isabella even felt a little jealous of the late Philip.

In Isabella's flower cake, the flowers are the key ingredient. Each fresh flower petal sent by Gwen is carefully selected twice by Isabella.

Just as Mr. Willy Wonka taught her, Isabella was sensing the emotions of the petals. It was a very vague feeling, yet she was able to perceive the emotions of each petal.

She selected petals from these flowers that were emotionally stable and still in a good mood, as the only ones that could be used as the raw material for this flower cake.

This is also the most important step, as the petals are selected and processed simultaneously, and just selecting the petals alone takes 3 hours.

Fortunately, the subsequent processes were not complicated. After solving the problem of the essential ingredient, the flower petals, the overall progress was already half completed.

Isabella breathed a sigh of relief after brushing the prepared flower cake dough with egg wash, sprinkling it with white sesame seeds, and putting it in the oven.

She raised her hand to check the time.

"Next, you'll need to do some simple renovations. My styling team will be here soon. Go to the living room and get ready."

So George and Gwen, like two puppets, began playing a dress-up game under Isabella's direction.

So this is how complicated a banquet in a wealthy family is! ×2

While everyone was busy preparing for the banquet, Willy Wonka was also keeping busy.

The candies sold by the Totland Group are never the best. The best candies are made under strict conditions and sometimes by chance.

Large corporations, on the other hand, require quality assurance and stable production volume.

Therefore, Willy Wonka never uses the same types of candy sold in Totland stores when he hosts parties.

Frank, as the butler, naturally oversaw the setup of the Chocolate Plantation, so Willy Wonka didn't need to worry about it. Frank would handle these small matters perfectly.

Willy Wonka is currently in a chocolate factory, where, like everyone else, he needs to produce food to supply the banquet.

At this moment, dark clouds covered the area above the chocolate factory, and silver lightning bolts moved back and forth in the clouds like thunder snakes, sometimes disappearing and sometimes baring their claws.

Willy Wonka floated in mid-air, his eyes fixed on the dark cloud, holding a long pair of chocolate clips in his hand, trying to catch the lightning within.

It's like playing whack-a-mole; it tests your reflexes and speed. Spotting a lightning bolt reveal itself, Willy Wonka leaped off the ground and appeared beside it in a flash.

The chocolate clips were able to hold the lightning firmly, and then the long strip of lightning was inserted into the tube on its back.

The lightning bolts stuffed into the jar would occasionally form various animal shapes, or simply turn into small ball lightning.

These lightning bolts are one of the raw materials Willy Wonka needs this time.

Willy Wonka's hands were steady, and he achieved something with every shot. His backpack was soon full.

Having made a good haul, Willy Wonka placed his backpack in a small cabin at the highest point of the chocolate factory.

Then he put on his bee hat and headed to the flower field to collect nectar. The bees were quite formidable, and Willy Wonka sometimes couldn't reason with them.

The bees only think they've already put all their honey into the honey river to nourish the chocolate factory's land. But if Willy Wonka still wants to bother them, then he's no ordinary beekeeper; the bees have to fight back fiercely!

This time, to save time, Willy Wonka didn't row upstream on the Honey River, but instead rode a cotton candy cloud to the center of the chocolate factory.

There is a rainbow bridge made of flower petals that leads directly to the flower field.

It wasn't until he stepped onto the rainbow bridge of petals that Willy Wonka realized he'd forgotten some equipment. He'd only brought the bee hat, but not the bee suit.

Looking at his bare arms, Willy Wonka was reminded of the painful experience of being stung by bees chasing him from behind!