Interstellar Orphanage Cultivates Bai Ze Cubs to Be Omniscient and Omnipotent

"Oh my god, what happened to Zezai? He was injured before!"

"Who dares to mistreat cubs! Director, report this to the Cub Association immediately!"

"Speaking of which, this kid shares the same surname as Teacher Wen, could he be an orphan, just like Xiao Li..."

After this comment appeared, the live stream room fell silent for a while. The beastmen looked at the little cub following Teacher Wen step by step through the screen of their quantum computers and felt a little sad.

Although cubs are an important resource for the Federation, if a cub has a defect, it will most likely be abandoned. If it does not have any special abilities, it is fine, but if it cannot transform into human form after the age of five, it will be affected by bestiality and become a mad beast without any reason. Such cubs are easily abandoned, and the Federation will also need to spend time clearing out the mad beasts outside the city, some of whom may have been abandoned beastmen.

But this little one has turned into human form, so why abandon him?

Grandpa Luo noticed something amiss; this little one was maintaining human form for far too long.

Could it be that the reason they were abandoned was because they couldn't transform back into their animal form?

He sighed softly and stopped thinking about it.

Wen Ze's training results were excellent, and Wen Ai was generous with his praise, earning a small red flower on his shawl. He looked up and saw that Teacher Wen had gone to praise the other children.

He was a little confused; why should he praise the kid who was not as good as himself?

After two classes, it was lunchtime. The hungry little ones quickly sat down in their seats without the teacher having to urge them, their eyes fixed on the food.

The most enthusiastic of them all was Miao Yang. The little weasel was agile and stood up, its body becoming very long.

After being glanced at by Teacher Wen, he reluctantly sat up straight.

The robot served lunch: each baby had a special nutrient solution for infants, a small bowl of vegetables and fruits, three meatballs, and a small cake.

Wen Ze looked at the nutrient solution and equated it with the fasting pills of the Immortal Realm.

Hmm~ Her little face scrunched up, and she smelled of powder, which was strange and hard to describe.

You might as well take a fasting pill!

He took a bite of the meatball, suppressing the taste of the nutrient solution.

Wen Ze's expression amused Wen Ai. He hadn't expected that this seemingly well-behaved little one would be a picky eater.

It seems they used to be from a large family...

The nutritional supplement exceeded Wenze's expectations, but the sweet little cake surprised him greatly.

【tasty! 】

The vegetables and fruits in the bowl don't look plump and juicy, but they are essential for the growth of the cubs. Some scholars say that the components contained in plants can help the cubs develop supernatural abilities and reduce the risk of turning into human form.

Unfortunately, the Federation has very little research on plants and relies mostly on imports from the Empire.

This is also one of the economic bottlenecks that the empire has strangled.

In gratitude for Teacher Wen's praise, Wen Ze reluctantly finished the vegetables and fruits, thankfully the portion was small.

"Huh? Baiwen Orphanage is quite nice. The amount of vegetables and fruits provided here is more than what my nephew's orphanage provides."

"Haha, Yangzai eats so fast! You can still get more."

"My little ones are sitting in a row, eating fruit. This mother's heart melts!"

"And there's the heart of an old father (′?`)~"

After lunch, it was nap time for the little ones, which the beastmen found quite novel.

When Wen Ai had some free time, she saw some comments and answered a few questions.

"A proper afternoon nap is good for your child's growth, and they'll have more energy for afternoon classes too!"

"Yes, our Baiwen Orphanage recently adjusted its menu, increasing the intake of vegetables and fruits, and the children seem to like it quite a bit."

"Yes, Xiaoze is in the same situation as Xiaofan and the others, but we will treat them equally. Xiaoze's injuries have now healed, and we will provide counseling tailored to his physical and mental condition."

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Looking at the explanation of the orphanage on the personal terminal, Meng Yu'er felt a little sorry for the new baby, but at the same time, she also felt more favorably toward the Baiwen Orphanage. Many beastmen felt the same way.

However, many more orcs and parents disagreed, believing that studying with an orphan would have a negative impact on their children, and some even considered transferring their children to another orphanage.

After all, being an orphan means having no future.

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Seeing the positive feedback from parents regarding the newly added knowledge lesson, Wen Ai was eager to make the lesson even more engaging. At the same time, he also modified the afternoon's competitive lesson to be gentler but more skill-based.

This afternoon's competitive class wasn't just about one-on-one wrestling or group battles. Wen Ai put small balls on them and began explaining the rules.

Teams of two compete to see who can remove the most balls from their opponent within 10 minutes on the designated playing field. Brute force is not allowed.

Wen Ai demonstrated that the greater the force applied to the ball, the more firmly it stuck, even sticking to the hand. However, the ball could be easily removed with a gentle touch.

Even Miao Yang and Terra were intrigued by this competition, as it was their first time participating in such an event.

Not only them, but the orcs in the live stream were also very curious, watching the cubs' performance without blinking.

Based on their size, Luo Xiaomi volunteered to team up with Wen Ze, while the raccoon cub Kuli teamed up with the golden monkey cub Wen Rui. Xiao Li faced off against Miao Yang, and Leng Fan engaged in a chaotic battle with the owl cub Ou An and the capybara cub Tara.

Luo Xiaomi, with her light and agile body, launched the first attack.

But Wen Ze was more quick-witted than him, dodging to the side and even taking a ball off his back.

Wen Ze waved the ball in his hand at him, and Luo Xiaomi hurriedly turned around to chase after him, just like a miniature lion dance, which made the onlookers laugh out loud.

Luo Xiaomi was unaware that she had lost two more balls.

The live stream chat became lively again, with many feline beastmen staring intently at the small ball in Wenze's hand, finding it incredibly attractive.

Grandpa Luo looked at his grandson's state and couldn't help but close his eyes.

His feet left tiny, plum-blossom-like marks on the ground. He was sweating profusely with anxiety, but he still couldn't touch a hair on Wen Ze's head. Luo Xiaomi sped up and charged towards Wen Ze.

Wen Ze remained calm and pressed his hand down on Luo Xiaomi's head, causing Luo Xiaomi to do a graceful somersault over his head, while Luo Xiaomi fell face-first into the mud, losing the last ball.

Wen Ze ran up to Wen Ai, begging for praise, but she led him to the cheetah cub instead.

"Xiao Mi, does it hurt?"

Such fights were commonplace for the orc cubs, but Luo Xiaomi had never lost so badly before. Wen Ai asked gently, and Luo Xiaomi's eyes immediately filled with tears as she pitifully said that it hurt.

Wen Ai brushed the dust off him, picked him up, and coaxed him softly. Wen Ze stared blankly at her, then lowered his head in disappointment.

Wen Ai noticed and rubbed his head, saying, "Wen Ze won this round. Everyone, don't you think Xiao Ze is amazing?"

"Awesome!!" the kids exclaimed in unison.