Muse and Hefei were still too young to fully grasp the concept of games. To them, any activity where a group gathered and did something together could be called "playing a game."

Noa decided to let Hefei join in for two reasons:
First, having more participants would help cover for her “eavesdropping plan.”
Second, Hefei had been standing off to the side alone, looking rather pitiful, and Noa couldn’t bear to leave her out.

Now, some might wonder:
"Princess Noa, how do you understand so much about how little kids perceive games?"

Well, Princess Noa had only recently grown out of that age herself—and with two younger sisters at home, she was quite familiar with how to handle children.

In a way, her role as the eldest princess made her her father’s natural successor. After all, back when Leon had "accidentally become a dad," he had demonstrated unparalleled parenting skills. As the "daughter of the world’s best dad," it was only fitting that Noa would excel at entertaining little ones too.

Noa carefully set Muse down on the ground.

Her youngest sister was still too young to walk steadily, but she could manage small movements within a limited space.