Quartz, the young uncle, is a senior trainer who has been in the industry for more than ten years. He is good at training and cultivating grass elves. He is currently a teacher at Xiangcheng Forestry Vocational and Technical College and has a regular and cautious personality.

It would be ok to let such an old-fashioned person know that his daughter raised an elf privately. He might have to stage a "killing Han Han with tears" today.

Quartz felt uneasy. It might be because of the majesty of the crown teacher. He had always been a little afraid of this little uncle. Now, although the cousin Han Han is the one who caused trouble, she lives in her own home and the elf ball is his own. It would be unreasonable if he takes his anger on himself.

The little uncle also found Quartz, but his expression became much softer: "Quartz is back, how is your body? I'm so embarrassed, I didn't have time to say hello to you in a hurry."

The two of them live very close to each other. My sister-in-law and cousin often come to his house to play, and they are the kind of relatives who are very close to each other. Due to their personality, they basically say hello and bring gifts to him, which is more formal.

Quartz paid attention to the dining table, and indeed there was a gift box of fruits, vegetables, milk, etc., which was obvious to him.

I imagined that the scolding of the face did not happen. My uncle stepped forward and carefully pulled up his daughter who was huddled in the corner, then sent it to the sofa for her to sit down, and let Quartz sit next to her, and said to the two children with serious expression: "I came here to tell you specifically that you can't raise kapok balls now."

Han Han was about to jump up to object when she heard this, but her uncle held it down: "Listen to me."

He turned his eyes to Quartz: "Let me tell you why, first, Quartz has just been registered as a trainer, and according to regulations, he can only cultivate one elf within the first year, and Han Han is even a minor, so it is illegal for you to raise it."

"Secondly, this kapok ball is a wild elf, and its character and habits are not necessarily suitable for you to raise.

Look, this morning it broke the window because it didn't recognize the glass and almost bit the girl.

What if it loses its temper or has any bad habits that hurt people in the future, especially..."

He pointed at Han Han's thigh and blinked his eyes with a cute kapok ball:

“It is still a alien elf.

You should know that the alien elves have a special status among the wild groups and are highly favored, and even courtships can be given priority.

According to our human metaphor, we are born young masters and ladies, so their personalities will be more difficult."

"Finally, from the perspective of kapok balls, it suddenly changed from wild to domestic elves, and it also needs to adapt itself, such as common sense in human society and taste adjustments of elves food."

Seeing his daughter's expression of crying, he sighed again:

"Stop crying, it's not that I won't raise it anymore...

My suggestion is to let the kapok balls be cultivated for one year, and when quartz is qualified to hold multiple elves, it should be very suitable for domestic maintenance."

Afraid of being worried about quartz, my uncle added: "It just so happens that the Kapok Ball is a grass-type elves, and I am not boasting about it. I am still very confident in the cultivation of grass-type elves, and I will definitely raise it well."

Quartz listened to his uncle's speech seriously and nodded in his heart.

I have to admit that what he said is reasonable and well-founded is convincing, and Quartz is not ready to raise a second elf, so he is still having a headache about Kapok Ball.

Although it looks cute, Quartz has no favoritism for the culprit of the hospitalization of himself.

My uncle's proposal is just to give me a pillow when I'm sleepy.

As for cousin Han Han, she just thinks Kapok Ball is cute and wants to keep it as a pet. Once raised by her father, she can't be with her every day as a pet, so she is definitely not happy.

Unfortunately, she was slight and had no say. Quartz didn't want to spoil her. On the contrary, he was more concerned about another issue:

"You uncle, what you said makes sense. I also feel a little bit powerless to raise two elves from the beginning.

But…it costs a lot of money to keep it in your year, right?”

My uncle smiled: "It's not a strange-colored elf. I've done a year of observation and research around it. The cost can be applied for subsidies from the school. Besides, the grass-type elf itself doesn't cost much, so you don't have to worry about it."

Quartz nodded, it makes sense, grass-type elves are famous for saving money because they can photosynthesis.

My uncle was not from a wealthy family and was able to become a senior trainer by his own efforts. It can be said that to a certain extent, he was also benefiting from the grass system.

"Then I'll bother you, uncle..."

The little uncle shook his head: "What are the troublesome things about my family? This is caused by the girl himself. We parents cannot ignore it."

My uncle and the others still have a job. After Quartz agreed to the matter about kapok, he said goodbye and left. Quartz sent them and the kapok ball out of the house and breathed a sigh of relief.

It’s just that he sent the broom star away, his neck still hurts.

In the lower part, Shi·broad-minded, and does not hold grudges·Ying.

My sister was still wiping her tears, and Quartz was too lazy to pay attention to her, so she went back to her room to find the little Fire Dragon.

As soon as I walked out of the living room, I saw the little fire dragon poking his head out of his room and secretly glanced at this side.

|w??)

Quartz couldn't help but be happy when she saw it. Oh, how could this little cutie be so well-behaved and so painful?

He walked over and touched the little fire dragon's head in three or two steps. Seeing that it had no resistance, he picked it up and touched his back.

“Woo~”

The little fire dragon hummed twice obediently and rubbed his little head into Quartz's arms.

?(?`н′?)?

So cute!

The quartz heart was almost melting. He closed the door, pulled out the system's parcel bar, and took out a "magnificent red energy block".

A blue light flashed, and a crystal square covered with red oranges appeared in Quartz's palm.

He had tried it before and found that as long as it is produced by the system, it can be stored in and out of the package freely, which is very convenient.

Unfortunately, things in reality cannot be stored in the system package, and the evil ideas of smuggling quartz into the cradle are killed.

He put the energy block in his palm, the size of a toffee, in front of the little fire dragon's mouth, and signaled it to taste it.

The little fire dragon was stunned when he saw the quartz turn into something out of thin air, thinking to himself what it is, is this what I mean to let me eat?

Although this energy block looks suspicious, based on trust in quartz, the little Fire Dragon still ate it without thinking about it.

Quartz was full of anticipation and thought that the little fire dragon would like to eat it, but when he saw its little face wrinkled into a ball, his face turned red, and he looked like he wanted to vomit, and he couldn't help but feel shocked.
Chapter completed!