Interstellar Orphanage Cultivates Bai Ze Cubs to Be Omniscient and Omnipotent

He whimpered a few times, and a sharp pain shot through his head.

The blank in his memory left the wolf cub somewhat bewildered. His eyes, now devoid of blue membrane, were clouded with pain, making him look extremely pitiful. He huddled in the temperature-controlled room, anxiously looking around at his surroundings.

Instinct made him sniff his surroundings, but the sound of footsteps made him quickly hide in a corner. After a while, a gentle voice rang out: "Little one, you're awake. How are you feeling?"

The door opened, and Teacher Wen walked in. He saw the wolf cub cowering in the corner, baring its teeth and pretending to be fierce. He stood there and spread his hands: "Don't be afraid, little guy, I won't hurt you."

The wolf cub blinked, and seeing Wen Ai slowly approaching, it looked at the monitoring data and said, "Do you remember? It was me and another cub who brought you back."

It remained somewhat wary, slowly approaching the wall before darting away and disappearing into another corner.

The wolf cub remembered nothing, reacted sluggishly, and was like a wild beast—a situation worse than Wen Ai had imagined. This cub wasn't registered, but the instruments showed he was a beastman cub.

Wen Ai thought to himself, all the difficult cases of children that he hadn't encountered in the previous twenty years had come to him in this one year. Could it be that he really had to change careers and become a doctor?

While Wen Ai was lost in thought, the wolf cub, seeing that he wasn't making any big moves, was drooling over the food he had brought. Seeing the wolf cub's fierce yet greedy appearance, Wen Ai couldn't help but chuckle and handed the food over.

A pair of orange eyes stared intently at Wen Ai. After a long while, the wolf cub cautiously approached the food, sniffed it with its nose, and then suddenly bit down, dragging the food over. It wolfed it down, making whimpering sounds as it did so.

Wen Ai watched the wolf cub eat, and it was clear that he had been hungry for a long time. She couldn't help but pat his head. The wolf cub did not resist and continued to eat heartily, only letting out low growls from his throat.

“Since you don’t remember anything, you can stay here for now. I’ll give you a name, I’ll call you Orange,” Wen Ai said with a smile.

After a few more days of observation, she could leave the temperature-controlled room. Wen Ai felt relieved and immediately thought of the clothes she had bought, a smile spreading across her face.

The wolf cub shook its fur, sensing that this person was strange.

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"These clothes are so strange." During the afternoon nap, Wen Ai took out the plush pajamas he had bought in bulk and distributed them to the kids.

The babies were somewhat resistant to the clothes that were different in texture from their own fur but similar in appearance.

Cooley, however, was used to it. He casually put on a little yellow duck pajama and stood there with an air of self-importance. Wen Ai's eyes lit up, and she snapped photos of him.

Seeing that Cooley had caught Teacher Wen's attention, the other little ones also put on their clothes.

Wen Ai held her heart in her hands, thanking God that he had come here, and then continued to devote herself to the great cause of photography.

Xiao Mi wore a bear cape, its thick, round bear ears swaying as he jumped. Terra wore cat pajamas and lay obediently on the bed. Wen Rui had a different squirrel tail; he scratched his head, constantly turning to look at it, even pulling it into his hand for a closer look. Leng Fan had become a little fox, standing there coldly, as if sealed away. Miao Yang had wings; tiny bee wings fluttered in the wind as he ran. Xiao Li and Ou An had bunny headgear, which they couldn't resist scratching at with their paws.

The little ones made their appearance, and Wen Ai's heart fluttered with cuteness. Of course, he didn't forget to share them with the other parents, which made Mrs. White Cat, Quella, exclaim that she had met a kindred spirit. The other parents were also surprised that their children would be so obedient in wearing clothes under Teacher Wen's care, and they hoped that the clothes would last a long time.

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In a live stream, Ming Laixi from the Ming family saw an old acquaintance.

"Wen Ai, you actually cower here." She muttered to herself. As the daughter of an earl, she had a beautiful appearance, with red hair, golden eyes, and delicate features, but she was always too arrogant. Now, seeing Wen Ai who had "come back to life," she felt a surge of anger rising to her head. How dare these people deceive her, the noble daughter of an earl!

Back then, Bai Long's rejection of her as a student was enough to humiliate her; how could she tolerate a commoner trampling on her? But unexpectedly, Wen Ai, who should have been dead, was still alive. A cold light flashed in her golden eyes, and her beautiful face twisted in pain.

Not to mention Lan Yue, who sent the link, said, "This lowly commoner didn't die? Lai Lai, you're too kind." Among nobles, kindness means yielding and compromise. Kindness can only be called a good quality when it is bestowed upon those who truly have power.

Minglaixi pursed his lips, his eyes fixed on Wen Ai, who was smiling like a spring breeze in the live broadcast. Why was he so happy even though he had been relegated to such a lowly planet?

That day, Bai Long indifferently ignored her, casting his approving gaze upon Wen Ai. Although the surrounding nobles dared not openly say anything, their subtle, almost imperceptible contemptuous glances, like the icy waters of a lake in winter, silently eroded her. She would never forget that day!

He doesn't deserve it.