The fifth king of the elves

Chapter 914 914. Learning to grow
Many people think that taking apprentices and teaching children is too simple, and at the same time they think of education as easy.

This is not a game. The apprentice can learn what the master says, and the apprentice can infer other things from what the master teaches.

Living people often have different changes in the growth process due to various factors such as the growth environment and their own personality.

They are not toys, but individuals.

Luther never thought that taking apprentices was a fun thing, it was too tiring.

Afraid of teaching the wrong things to harm them.

I am afraid that they will misunderstand what they mean and go the wrong way.

Worried that they will be affected badly in the process of growing up.

At any time, you need to pay attention to the changes in their growth path, and then guide them.

There were too many things to pay attention to, so Luther was reluctant to bring back Acerola after taking Sijana back.

Acerola also knew what was the source of Luther's fatigue, so when Luther asked herself to wake up Sigana, she immediately acted.

Acerola felt that her master was a complete idiot. It was not that she had never seen apprentices in Alola, but who would be as nervous as him.

If the apprentice learns well, it is the master's strength.

The apprentice did not learn well, because the apprentice was not talented enough.

It's okay to be the master on the left or right.

This kind of bastard's practice is simple and rude, and it has been like this since ancient times, and few people will say it's wrong.

This was not the case when it came to Luther, he foolishly took all the problems on himself.

Therefore, Acerola never urged Luther to fight on her own, and stayed quietly by the side.

She knew very well that Luther had worked very hard to take care of Sigana and herself, and it was very tiring to do things with a balanced attitude.

Although Sijana didn't understand this point, she offered to help Luther share some of the burden by offering the professor her own battle.

Seeing that the second-rate senior sister who had been teaching her to fight was cheated by someone, Acerola didn't like it no matter how she looked at it.

After all, there are very few innocent people like Sijana.

Eating the dinner cooked with lucky eggs, Acerola looked up at Sijana, who had a good appetite, and pretended to casually say, "I have a gift for you."

Marilulli wanted to steal the food of the Scaled Dragon, but Sijana stretched out her hand and slapped it away.

Hearing Acerola's words, she raised her head and looked curiously at the tightly wrapped square object that Acerola handed over from the table.

Sijana was a little confused, and asked in surprise, "Why did you suddenly..."

"Didn't you give me a plastic villain when you came back today? The Night Demon likes it very much, so I decided to give you something too."

Curious, Sigana opened the package and saw a booklet.

When I opened it, it turned out that it was the reading experience that Sijana wrote down by the way when she summed up Luther's stories during this time.

Large swaths of red notes occupy the blank space on the printed copy pages.

Sijana immediately pushed the little book to Acerola: "No, I can't have it. You have been busy with this thing until midnight every day. This is your treasure. I absolutely can't have it!"

Sijana understands the preciousness of the things in her hands. This thing is a manuscript, which is completely different from a printed copy.

"You gave me a gift, but I didn't return it, isn't that very inappropriate?" Acerola said immediately.

"But the things I gave you are not worth much, so there's no need to do this."

"This is not a question of value, but a manifestation of the heart." Acerola said righteously.

Sijana couldn't hold back Acerola, and finally put away the booklet with great care, and promised to bring some more gifts for the night elf next time she went out.

Acerola waved to Fat Keding, took a piece of fruit from the tray, and asked curiously: "It's almost Chinese New Year, your group of friends must have given you a lot of presents, right?"

Sijana touched her head and said with a smile, "That's not true."

"How could it not be? Your relationship is so good, it must be a good thing full of my own heart."

Acerola's words made Sigana feel a little embarrassed, and she explained helplessly: "No, they haven't given me a gift yet."

"Still?" Acerola found the key point in this sentence, "You mean, you haven't received a single gift during the one month or so you've known them?"

"Could it be that you haven't given them a single gift before?" Acero stretched out his index finger and shook it, "That's not okay. It's almost the Chinese New Year, so you should be more active when you make friends for the first time. Would you like me to help you refer to what to give?"

Sijana became more and more embarrassed, her face became a little strange, and her eyes were a little dodgy.

"It's not what you said... In fact, I have already given it away. After all, I see Master giving gifts like this every year, and I know what to do..."

Acerola let out an "oh" and said lightly, "It's probably because they forgot, or maybe they are preparing a surprise for you, it's okay."

After dinner, Acerola entered the library as usual to continue her tidying work.

However, Sijana, who had returned from dinner with her friends, seemed a little depressed. She sat on the bed in her room, looked at the starry sky through the window, and was silent.

"Scale-armored dragon, it seems that we really haven't received any gifts from them."

The Scaled Dragon touched his head, really not knowing how to respond to what Sijana said.

He really wanted to tell his master that you have been paying the bill recently, and they didn't pay a penny.

Sijana also thought of this link, she was very upset and simply threw herself on the bed, covering herself with a pillow.

It was the first time she made friends outside, which made Sijana unwilling to believe the truth hidden behind these clues.

However, the collection of stories presented by Acerola reminded her of something.

Acerola, who was working in the library, was humming and was in a good mood.

Sijana is not a fool, and what she said today must have had an effect.

Master is right, throw the answer to Sijana, Sigana will never learn to doubt and think.

And as long as she embarks on the road of travel, the blackness hidden under the beauty will be exposed one by one. Sooner or later, Sigana will have to face these independently, and she must learn to distinguish.

Acerola didn't tell Sigana what she saw and heard, she led Sigana to discover the truth by herself.

After suffering losses and paying tuition fees, it will not be so easy to be fooled in the future.

"You show your sincerity, but others just want to use you as a cash machine." Acerola sighed helplessly.

If possible, who wouldn't want to be simpler and less routine.

It's a pity that no matter which world you are in, simple people are always easy to get hurt.

(End of this chapter)