Interstellar Orphanage Cultivates Bai Ze Cubs to Be Omniscient and Omnipotent

Ling Xiao discovered that Baiwen Orphanage hadn't been live-streaming this time, not even until the afternoon.

He looked through the orphanage's homepage, his pupils constricting.

The pinned post on the homepage explained the suspension of the broadcast, and the comments were all warm wishes and words of advice.

Ling Xiao stared at it for a while, then dialed the number.

The other kids got a three-day holiday. They had a great time on the first day, but started to lose interest on the second day.

Playing alone is no fun.

Luo Xiaomi was very bored at home, so she idly fiddled with the bouncy ball under her hand and lay listlessly on the sofa.

"Why are there still two days left..." Grandpa Luo was browsing the StarNet. Xiaomi looked at her grandfather's leisurely appearance and pouted, "Grandpa, when do classes start at the orphanage?"

Grandpa Luo glanced at him and said, "It's still early."

Xiao Mi lazily rolled over and asked, "Grandpa, do you know why classes are suspended?"

"It's nothing, it's just that Teacher Wen is sick."

"Sick!" Xiaomi's ears perked up, revealing her concern. "Is it serious? Does it require staying in the medical pod?"

"Yes, that's why you can't attend class no matter how anxious you are." Grandpa Luo was a little jealous; this kid had never worried about him like this before.

"All right……"

Grandpa Luo looked at his grandson. The previous orphanage had never made him so concerned. It seemed that Wen Ai was an excellent person. If he was good at being a pharmacist, he would be good at being a teacher as well.

He had done his research, knew Wen Ai's identity, and sympathized with his plight.

This time, the imperial family has gone too far.

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"Useless!" Lan Yue was extremely disappointed when she saw the message about Li En. She had gone to so much trouble to get him out!

She stared at the homepage of Baiwen Orphanage, her round eyes revealing a gloomy expression. She ignored the apology message from Lao Zhou and began a new plan.

Many orcs felt something was missing because they didn't see the live stream from the orphanage. When the live stream resumed three days later, they left comments asking about Wen Ai's condition.

Unbeknownst to them, their bond with Baiwen Orphanage had grown so strong.

The little ones missed each other very much, and they huddled together in a fluffy ball. To express her gratitude for everyone's concern, Wen Ai stood in front of the monitor at the start of the broadcast.

Seeing his pale face and increasingly grim expression, Ling Xiao felt a chill run through his colleagues who shared the room.

"Hey, Xiao Ze has revealed his beast form?" A beastman commented with some surprise upon discovering that the white puppy was Wen Ze.

"Hehe, Xiaoze and I are from the same clan."

The children who came to class were also surprised when they found that Wen Ai had turned back into her beast form. Teacher Wen explained that Xiao Ze had been frightened and was now in the form of a little white dog. They quickly started playing together.

Wen Ze wasn't panicked at all. He was surrounded by babies about his size, so he wasn't afraid.

Since the announcement of the suspension of the broadcast of Baiwen Orphanage, he has been able to feel an increase in his affection value, which helps repair his demon core. He believes that it won't be long before he can return to human form.

Everything is back on track; the notice for hiring a security guard at the orphanage has been posted, but...

"I said, how about we raise the salary again? You're feeding the cat with this little bit of money?" Wen Ai was dissatisfied with Xiao Liang's stinginess. The rent had already been paid, and there was income from the live broadcast. Was it really necessary to be so stingy?

Xiao Liang curled his lip: "I've been very fair to him for just a gatekeeper's job."

Wen Ai wanted to say something more, but then someone came to apply for the job.

"Look! This is what it means to be like-minded!" Xiao Liang leaned back in his recliner and swayed leisurely.

[I think they're being ripped off.] Wen Ai couldn't help but complain, and quickly contacted the other party.

The applicants were a brother and sister, Yue Ling and Yue Feng, who were both leopards.

The siblings are veterans who chose to live on Shanshan Planet with their demobilization pay. They don't have many requirements; they just need food and accommodation provided, and a lower salary is not a problem.

Xiao Liang smiled and found the two of them much more pleasant to hear. Wen Ai looked at the two siblings. The older sister, Yue Ling, was a wild beauty who had retired from the military due to hearing loss. The younger brother was a special forces soldier who had to retire after his left arm was injured in a mission.

He looked at Yue Ling's erect round ears, then at Yue Feng's wagging tail, and then at their military identification, and felt a little suspicious.

At this moment, Yue Ling said somewhat embarrassedly, "Actually, it wasn't just my ears that were injured." It seemed that she was referring to her sad story, and the leopard beauty's eyes reddened. "Because of the injury, I lost my ability to have children, so I want to work in an orphanage so that I can get to know the cubs." These words dispelled some of Wen Ai's doubts, but the two of them still needed to be observed.

Wen Ai said, "Alright, the internship will be three months, and your internship salary will be halved. You will also live here during the internship."

The leopard siblings naturally agreed.

The matter of the gatekeepers was settled, with Yue Feng and Yue Ling in charge of patrolling and guarding the gate.

Therefore, he politely asked the police sent by Kui to leave. Although they were unwilling, they had no choice but to say that they would be notified if there was any news about the suspect.

Kui complained to Kuli's father, his older brother, about this, and then the matter was dropped.

In addition, Wen Ai also decided to give the orphanage's facade a major renovation!

Xiao Liang agreed, because this would increase student enrollment and boost revenue.