Interstellar Orphanage Cultivates Bai Ze Cubs to Be Omniscient and Omnipotent

Because of this incident, Xiao Liang's daily earnings from the live stream were so high that he couldn't even see them. His family members couldn't understand how he could make money without doing anything. It was too much fun.

Everyone has their own work to do, and he's probably the most relaxed person at the orphanage right now.

In addition to the orphanage's educational methods being imitated, the Joint Science Station receives daily visits, and Ling Xiao and Wen Ai's accounts have had to temporarily disable private messaging.

Once there are benefits, orcs will naturally come attracted, each with their own agenda, trying to get a share of the profits from these two patents.

They were well aware that both patents were in the hands of the researchers themselves, and currying favor with the Academy of Sciences would not be of much use.

Take Ling Xiao's patent for example. Several groups of nobles from the empire came, half demanding and half threatening him to sell the patent. Even Bai Long was bothered by it.

In contrast, the people from the Academy of Sciences and the federal government were much more friendly and offered generous terms, only asking him to agree to the right to use the patent and to receive a share of the profits.

But Ling Xiao was still hesitant. After all, his roots were in the Empire, while Wen Ai had no worries. His potion had received a lot of investment from the Federation, and he could get 40% of the profits when it was launched. He also had the right to participate in the final pricing.

Just as investors were flocking to visit, the Imperial Family also sent an investment firm to the door, accompanied by Lei Xu and Ai Duo, the president of the Imperial Academy of Sciences. Their arrival undoubtedly added new variables to this patent battle.

Aido's aura was extremely powerful; his appearance signified the Empire's emphasis on these two patents.

“Mr. Ling Xiao, Mr. Wen Ai, we express our highest respect for your inventions,” Dean Aido said, his voice gentle yet firm. “The Imperial Family hopes to cooperate with you to jointly promote the application and development of these two achievements.”

Lei Xu then cut straight to the point: "We understand that you have deep feelings for the Empire. We do not want to see you forced to make a decision, but please believe that the Empire will provide you with the best conditions to protect your interests and safety."

Ling Xiao remained silent, but Wen Ai had already made up his mind. He smiled and said, "I'm sorry, but I am now a federal citizen."

A flicker of surprise crossed Aido's eyes, but he quickly regained his composure. He clearly hadn't expected Wen Ai to state her position so directly, but this didn't deter him. As the dean of the Imperial Academy of Sciences, Aido had seen too many storms; he knew that at such a crucial moment, every decision could affect the future of the empire.

“Mr. Wen Ai, your decision is indeed surprising,” Aido said slowly, his voice revealing an unquestionable authority. “But please understand that the Empire attaches great importance to your invention, and we are willing to provide more resources and support to ensure that your research can continue to flourish on the Empire’s soil.”

Lei Xu added from the side, "Mr. Wen Ai, becoming a citizen of the Federation does not mean you cannot cooperate with the Empire. We respect your choice, but please consider that the unique advantages and resources that the Empire can provide are unmatched by the Federation."

Wen Ai smiled gently, his eyes firm and clear: "I appreciate the Empire's kindness and understand your concerns. But my potions and my research are not just a business, but my dream. The Federation has given me the opportunity to realize my dream, and I cannot betray that trust."

Ling Xiao listened in silence, his heart also in turmoil. He knew that his decision would affect the fate of many people, including himself. He looked at Wen Ai, then at Ai Duo and Lei Xu, took a deep breath, and finally spoke: "Dean Ai Duo, Dean Lei, I need time to consider."

Aido nodded. He knew he couldn't rush things, especially when it came to such a crucial decision. "Of course, Lingxiao, we understand you need time. The empire's gates are always open to you, and we look forward to the day we can cooperate with you."

That night, Ling Xiao and Bai Long talked for a very long time.

The news of the imperial family's representatives' fruitless return spread rapidly among the nobles, causing an uproar. Many of them had assumed that, given the imperial family's influence and resources, persuading Ling Xiao and Wen Ai would be a piece of the pie, allowing them to get a share as well. However, things turned out differently than anyone expected.

Some people began to reassess the value of Ling Xiao and Wen Ai, realizing that these two researchers were not easily manipulated or bought off, and that their inventions had a deeper meaning and value.

With the imperial troops gone, Wen Ai finally had some free time. Looking at Xiao Liang, who had been idle all this time, he decided to find him something to do.

For example, taking a cub to participate in a flying competition?

Ou An's previous clarification allowed him to chat with the little guy he hadn't seen in a long time. There was a flying competition going to be held on Jingyu Star, and Ou An invited them to come and have fun!

And so it was decided, and they could also go on vacation. Wen Ai happily went to find Xiao Liang.

Wen Ze has been training very hard lately, feeling that he didn't help much during the previous crisis.

The little white dog was very distressed. How could it grow into a capable adult?

Because of this incident, Wenze gained a new group of fans. The large amount of faith helped him purify his bloodline and strengthen his physique. If he transforms back into his beast form, you can see a tiny bump on the top of his head, but it is hard to detect in his fur.

As if the fog had been lifted, knowledge of interstellar space was imprinted on his mind, making his understanding increasingly comprehensive and detailed. He began searching his memories for ways to accelerate his growth.

"A fight?" he murmured to himself with some doubt, his eyes gradually hardening.

Fight! He must fight!!

Wen Ze wagged his tail; he wanted to practice more!

While Wen Ai wasn't paying attention, the little cub grew up crooked.

Wen Ai told everyone the news, and for the curious cubs, the unfamiliar Jingyu Star was very exciting. Kuli was even more excited, wanting to go and play with Ou An.

Xiao Li then asked, "The flying competition? Can I participate?"

“Sure!” Wen Ai had already looked up the information. The Jingyu Star Flying Competition welcomes all orcs who have attained enlightenment to participate in the competition. Even those without wings can participate in gliding-related amusement activities.

"Then I want to participate!" Xiao Li pouted a tuft of hair, full of high spirits.

"Then, train hard!"

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When Ou An received Wen Ai's reply, he was very happy. During this period, he was not as happy as he was on Shanshan Star. Every day was just boring training, training, training.

He misses Cooley so much, he misses everyone.

And then there's the upcoming flying competition, which he absolutely doesn't want to participate in, but his parents...

The little owl drooped its wings and made a dejected cooing sound.

His parents were also worried about Ou An's performance. Who could have imagined that the orphanage on Shanshan Star would exceed their expectations? But now it was too late to regret it.

Ou An's father looked at the results sent by Feiyu Orphanage on Jingyu Star and frowned.

We spent so much money, and this is all we got? It would have been better to stay at Baiwen Orphanage! At least the baby was happy there.

Thinking of how thin Ou An had become over the past year, he felt sorry for him. But the Flying Feather Orphanage had a powerful background, and the teachers there claimed that this was the proper physique for young birds. If they weren't light and agile, how could they ride the wind and soar to great heights?

Ugh!