Interstellar Orphanage Cultivates Bai Ze Cubs to Be Omniscient and Omnipotent

Hanzo greeted several people skillfully, clearly indicating a close relationship.

These orcs were almost all wounded, but they were in good spirits, sometimes giving the impression of an old neighbor who enjoyed sunbathing.

"Hanzo, you're back?" The other person greeted him with a smile and a few words of concern. He led Wenze to the entrance of the last dilapidated courtyard.

"Where is this?" Wen Ze keenly heard some crying sounds.

"An orphanage." Hanzo stepped inside.

These are all cubs he rescued. The lucky ones will grow up and become human, and go out to work and make a living. The unlucky ones will find this place as their final resting place.

Upon seeing Hanzo return, the cubs rushed over, and the old orcs who were in charge of taking care of them were also very happy.

"Brother... Brother!" Most of them called him brother, and some younger children affectionately called him father.

He bent down, his expression gentle, and stroked their heads one by one, picking up the little one who had just fallen and was crying.

There were also many abandoned beasts over five years old, who gathered together with shining eyes, struggling to utter a few words: "Boss...you, go back...!"

Hanzo responded in kind. Wenze was seeing abandoned beasts for the first time and subconsciously felt that they were no different from himself.

The cubs also noticed Wenze. They were very kind and looked at him curiously, thinking he was a new friend brought by Hanzo.

"This is Xiaoze, he'll be staying with me for a while." With just that one sentence, Wenze was filled with envy; they also wanted to live with Brother Zuo.

Hanzo sat among the cubs, listening to them chatter about their recent experiences, and he would also tell some interesting stories about his voyages.

Some of the orcs in the Black Lion Pirates were his adopted cubs.

Wen Ze sized up the beastman who was so kind to the cubs. It was unbelievable that this vicious space pirate, who was supposed to be robbing people of their money, was acting like an ordinary older brother who cared about his family.

What was originally a warm and cozy scene was interrupted by a wail.

The abandoned beast has gone mad.

It was a red fox beastman, his eyes flashing with a frenzied light, his fur standing on end in excitement, his sharp claws digging deep furrows in the ground. His body trembled, as if he were struggling with some kind of inner pain.

But the people around him were used to it. The other abandoned beasts swarmed over him, pinning him down and holding him down until he could get through this period.

Hanzo told the cubs to stay away, then transformed into a huge black lion and pinned the red fox's head down with a single slap to prevent it from biting.

We can't let him fall into a coma. If he doesn't survive this while fully conscious, his animalistic instincts will completely overwhelm his mind, and when he wakes up, he might just be a beast without humanity.

A glimmer of clarity flashed in the red fox beastman's eyes. He struggled to control his voice, hoarsely saying, "I...I...can't...control..."

"Cough... Ah..." Pain flashed in his eyes, fierceness and clarity constantly alternating. Wen Ze watched, feeling a little reluctant to let go.

He released his wood elemental power, hoping to do his part even if he wasn't confident.

The spiritual energy, like a ribbon, gently encircled the struggling red fox beastman. Hanzo watched this energy and felt it was a healing superpower.

Although this cannot restore the beast to normal, it can help him recover from the abnormality.

The red fox beastman felt a cool energy enter his chaotic mind, which strengthened his wavering spirit once again.

Wen Ze's wood elemental power, like a gentle spring breeze, slowly seeped into the Red Fox Beastman's body. Although this power was weak, it was like a clear spring in the desert for the Red Fox Beastman, giving him a glimmer of hope.

The red fox beastman's body gradually stopped trembling, and the frenzied light in his eyes slowly faded, replaced by a deep weariness. His body was no longer so stiff, but gradually relaxed, as if all his strength had been drained away.

Hanzo sensed the change in the Red Fox Beastman. He released his grip on the fox's head, but remained vigilant. The surrounding abandoned beasts also sensed the change in the Red Fox Beastman. They cautiously released their suppression, but still formed a circle, just in case.

The red fox beastman took a deep breath. Although his body was still weak, his consciousness was beginning to clear. He looked at Wen Ze, a hint of gratitude in his eyes: "Th-thank you."

Wen Ze nodded, his face relaxing and a slight smile appearing on his face: "You're welcome."

The red fox orc tried to stand up. Although he was still a little unsteady, he was able to stand on his own. The surrounding orcs cheered; this was the first time he had passed through the berserk phase so quickly.

Their expressions toward Wen Ze had completely changed; they looked at him with a mixture of curiosity, tentatively approaching him, and a sense of inferiority.

Wenze sensed their emotions, transformed back into his beast form, and gently wagged his tail in greeting. This gesture won them even more favor. When the first cub came forward to rub its nose against Wenze, a second, a third, and so on... Soon, all the cubs welcomed Wenze.

Hanzo watched all this without stopping it. He knew that these cubs desperately needed hope, the hope of survival.

One of them isn't enough.

Ever since Hanzo took Wenze to the orphanage, he went more and more often, eventually preferring to stay there. He felt more comfortable with the cubs and could chat with them. Having company while waiting was a good way to pass the time, and he also felt his faith growing as he used his spiritual power. The activation of his bloodline was helping him become stronger.

Perhaps he can find a way to cure Hanzo, and also a way to cure the abandoned beasts.

But the most urgent task is still...

"Have my family written to me?" Wen Ze saw through Han Zuo's perfunctory attitude. Every time he asked, Han Zuo would either brush it off or change the subject, and eventually even hide away from everyone. He was no longer a four-year-old child and was not easily fooled!

Hanzo said somewhat irritably, "Why do you keep asking? Isn't it good to stay here? Aren't there so many cubs to play with you?"

“This is different! I want to go back to my home.” Wen Ze’s eyes were firm. Baiwen Orphanage was his home, while this place was just an orphanage, and they couldn’t be compared.

"Have you not contacted my family at all?"

"Family?" Hanzo suddenly calmed down, then said sarcastically, "Do you have family? Are they your family?"

"You're nothing but an abandoned cub." His words were like daggers to the heart. Wen Ze's pupils constricted as he listened. He wouldn't allow anyone to question his relationship with Teacher Wen!

Just as Hanzo was about to say a few more sarcastic remarks, an invisible force suddenly seized his throat, rendering him speechless for a moment.

"You're lying!" A pair of gilded eyes met his.