Interstellar Orphanage Cultivates Bai Ze Cubs to Be Omniscient and Omnipotent

Once Wen Ze recovered from his injury, he naturally had to attend classes with everyone. Afraid that he would back down, Wen Ai made an exception and slept with him the night before.

Although Wen Ze wasn't that introverted, he had a preference for things that made him feel good.

Wen Ai transformed into a little panda, her large tail perfectly enclosing Wen Ze. Wen Ze shyly hid his face inside, and Wen Ai teased, "That way you won't hear the bedtime story!"

[Bedtime story! What is that?] Wen Ze didn't expect there to be such a ritual before going to sleep, so he immediately sat up obediently and waited for Wen Ai to continue.

A furry hand patted Wenze's head, and Wen'ai told an adventure story in a voice as gentle as flowing water. Wenze gradually drifted into a sweet dream.

In his dreams, he also has a group of close companions, and they embark on a series of exciting adventures in the vast sea of ​​stars.

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When he woke up again, he found himself tightly hugging Teacher Wen's big tail, and immediately let go quietly.

When Wen Ai woke up, her eyes softened as she looked at the little cub nestled obediently by her tail. The morning light streaming in through the window added a touch of beauty to their morning.

The Baiwen Orphanage is located in a remote area, and only five children attend it. When Wen Ze was led into the classroom by Teacher Wen, there was already a furry cheetah cub and a golden monkey cub there.

They also liked Wen Ze's easygoing nature, so they greeted him loudly and then looked at him with curious eyes, since there weren't many peers who were willing to remain in human form.

Wen Ze could sense that they meant no harm, so he blinked and smiled.

Before class started, Wen Ai took out some custom-made toys to keep the children entertained.

The cheetah cub Luo Xiaomi stared at the swaying feathers, its pupils widening, while the golden monkey cub Wen Rui curiously picked up a hollow sphere, trying to see what was making noise inside.

Besides them, there were also little raccoon cub Kuli and little owl Oan. As soon as they arrived at the orphanage, they greeted Wen Ai and happily gathered around their little friends.

The last kid arrived late, just as the school bell rang.

"Good morning, Teacher Wen~" The little capybara baby Tara's voice was sweet and slow, which was extremely cute. Wen Ai could never do anything about her.

"Good morning, Terra! Go and sit down in your seat!"

Wen Ze stood beside him, looking at his classmate with curiosity. He had never seen such a species before.

"Classmates, this is our new friend Wen Ze. From now on, he will play with us!" Wen Ai gently pushed Wen Ze forward. Looking at the children below the stage, each different from the other, Wen Ze suddenly felt less afraid.

"Hello, my name is Wen Ze, and I hope we can be friends!" he said, his fair face turning red.

"Go to your seats." Wen Ze, in human form, sat at the back with Leng Fan.

Wen Ai began his day of teaching, and said mysteriously, "Today I'm going to play a game with you all!"

"game?"

"What game is it?!"

"Don't you need to run?"

The children chattered away, but for them, who were not yet aware of wartime training, anything was fine as long as they didn't have to do any strenuous training.

"Teacher Wen is going to tell a story in a little while. If you can answer the teacher's questions after the story is told, you can take a toy home!"

Wen Ai believes that cubs also need to know some common sense, and that training their concentration and endurance is not limited to training. Small rewards can also help cultivate their abilities.

Today was his first time trying it.

As Wen Ai began to tell a story, Wen Ze was somewhat confused. Was this what class was like?

I feel so relaxed.

Don't the kids here have to fight?

But for the reward, he listened attentively and gradually learned about the story of this place through Wen'ai's narration.

The other children were initially very serious, but gradually they all started to sway and stagger, with only a few still persevering.

This place is located in the Interstellar Federation. Ten years ago, it successfully gained the right to rival the Empire through a battle and now owns dozens of planets. Their Baiwen Orphanage is located on one of these small planets, Shanshan Planet.

They, the orcs, are blessed with powerful beast forms, and the lucky ones can awaken supernatural abilities, all of which have made great contributions in the Federation's war of independence.

Ten years have passed, and the Federation is still in a stage of rebuilding and desperately needs talent.

Wen Ai tried to explain the history of the Federation's founding in simple language, and sure enough, the little ones were all slumped over and drowsy.

Wen Ze's bright eyes made him smile. He coughed and woke the children.

"Alright, I'm going to start asking questions!"

The children suddenly realized they had missed their chance to have a toy and began to wail.

"Hmm?" Even when Wen Ai wasn't smiling, she was still quite intimidating. The children quieted down and heard the first question.

When was the final battle between the Federation and the Empire?

“Ten years ago!” Wen Ze exclaimed.

Wen Ai was also very happy to praise him: "You got it right, Xiao Ze is great!" We can't have too high expectations for the cubs. It's good enough if they can concentrate and remember things. There's no need to rush them to memorize history.

Wenze's performance aroused the competitive spirit of the orc cubs, but they hadn't heard clearly at all and had just passed by in a daze, so they could only guess a few answers randomly, which made them a little slower than Wenze.

The only one who could compete with Wen Ze was Leng Fan. Golden monkey cub Wen Rui and raccoon cub Kuli were scratching their heads in frustration, being the noisiest of them all. Meanwhile, capybara cub Tera and weasel cub Miao Yang were completely lost in thought, showing no interest whatsoever.

To encourage the other cubs, Wen Ai asked some questions they could answer, such as the names of their beast parents, how many beasts were in their family, and where they lived. Now, each cub had a toy to choose from.

The feline baby chose a feather toy, the bird baby chose a coconut shell toy that could be grasped and scratched with its claws, the golden monkey baby took the ball it had been playing with, the capybara baby slowly took a fancy to a towel, and the ferret begged Wen Ai to exchange it for a delicious treat.

As the ones who answered the most questions, Wen Ze chose a small shawl that looked very soft, while Leng Fan silently chose a cat scratching post.

The class passed by in laughter and merriment, and everyone was happy, but Wen Ze was somewhat dazed.

Why did these kids still get a reward even though they didn't answer Teacher Wen's question?

This problem was a bit too difficult for his little brain.

Wen Ze shook his head, deciding to put it aside, because the next class was coming soon, and he wanted to do well too.

The black-haired, black-eyed cub, draped in an orange shawl, was filled with fierce fighting spirit!