"I’m back!" The door swung open as Little Dragon Lady dashed to the sofa inside and began rolling around on it.

A whole day of walking had exhausted her. The entire family was out today to help Bai Ya and Siam buy seeds and farmable fish fry, shrimp fry, as well as things like chickens and ducks.

Right now, several large boxes outside the house were carefully packed with these items. It’s estimated that once in that world, at least half of them will die, but there’s no other choice. These types of seedlings are in an extremely fragile state and might die simply because your left foot stepped into the house in a bad mood today.

"Hmm?" Fafnir, being observant, noticed some changes in the house and said, "Has the teacher come home?"

"Should be back," Auntie looked at the shoe rack and then put the dinner ingredients into the fridge.

Fafnir put down the flower pot in her hand, which contained a Little Flower Fairy. She was buried into the soil with only her head sticking out, sleeping soundly.

Of course, that’s what they saw. In the eyes of ordinary people, this flower pot contained just a normal cactus.

Fafnir placed the flower pot by the window, allowing her to catch the last sliver of sunlight at dusk and picked up the watering can.

Meanwhile, the Little Flower Fairy in the pot, still fast asleep, seemed to sense the water. She opened her mouth, letting the watering can sprinkle water on her face and on the soil around her. After the watering was done, she let out a couple of contented "glugs" before continuing to sprawl in the damp soil, sleeping.

This little creature’s lifestyle habits are completely different from others. If she’s not forcibly pulled out and woken up physically, she could sleep in the pot for 24 hours straight, only waking up when there’s no water or the soil hardens.

After all, plants usually have a seasonal concept of time, and their procrastination towards time is even more exaggerated than elves.

After watering the little girl, Fafnir changed her shoes and dashed upstairs. She wanted to call on Xue Dili and boast about her exam score.

This time, she successfully passed the adult college entrance exam, gaining admission to Ke University with an impressive score of 602, far exceeding expectations.

Even though the adult college entrance exam is quite simple, probably at the difficulty of the national standard test paper three, possibly even easier, where official candidates could easily achieve exaggerated scores.

But after all, these exam papers are intended for those who have been working for several years or those who have never studied before, so for them, it’s quite a challenging test.

Moreover, Fafnir had only studied seriously for just over a month.

She arrived in front of Xue Dili’s room, gently knocked on the door. There was no response, causing Fafnir to feel puzzled. When she turned the doorknob, surprisingly unlocked, she saw Xue Dili sitting quietly inside.

"Um... Teacher?" Fafnir was taken aback. Somehow, she suddenly felt that something had changed about her teacher, but she couldn’t pinpoint exactly what was wrong.

Nevertheless, a strong sense of foreboding suddenly arose in her heart.

"Hmm, what is it?" Xue Dili said calmly.

"Teacher, did... something happen?" Fafnir just felt that the sense of unease was growing stronger, as if it were about to swallow Xue Dili whole.

Originally, she held the mindset of a child showing off exam scores to parents, but upon seeing Xue Dili’s appearance, she felt an indescribable unease.

"No, nothing, just a small problem, a couple of days’ rest and it’ll be fine." Xue Dili stood up, threw on a jacket, and controlled his facial muscles to flash a smile he believed was the exact same as before, "Let’s go."

This time, Fafnir didn’t speak. She just quietly followed behind Xue Dili, but for some reason, she felt her heart beating fast, not the kind of heart-throbbing excitement, but...

Fear!

It was as if her teacher was about to leave her forever, and that unexplainable sense of discord...

Even though the teacher’s smile looked exactly the same as before, why was there this sense of discord?

She didn’t understand, but her intuition alone made her sense something unusual.

When Xue Dili entered the living room, Little Dragon Lady immediately rocketed forward like usual, but this time she seriously hit his ribcage, causing Xue Dili’s mouth to twitch for a second, pained, as the pain nerves hadn’t been dulled yet.

Moreover, Little Dragon Lady had horns, and the little horn had almost fractured his rib.

However, Little Dragon Lady seemed to feel something was off, too. She tilted her head, with eyes wide open in her cartoonish lion-like golden eyes, looking at Xue Dili, and asked, "Daddy, are you in a bad mood?"

"Not at all, Daddy is very happy." Saying so, Xue Dili put on another smile.

"That’s a lie, your heartbeat is too normal, doesn’t seem happy at all." Little Dragon Lady retorted.

Xue Dili continued to control the Cursed Blood, making his heartbeat around 90 beats per minute.

"Cheating!" Little Dragon Lady continued to squirm restlessly in his arms, yet she never considered herself as a grown girl of 1.6 meters, demonstrating a typical childish demeanor.

After all, her real age is not over 1 year. Normally, a one-year-old child would still be crawling on the floor, but she already learned some basic spelling and alphabets.

As for the Little Flower Fairy still sound asleep, Xue Dili didn’t disturb her. Knowing that the family was out to buy seeds and fish fry for Bai Ya and the others today, Xue Dili slowly walked out the door to see the two little girls still organizing the goods.